THIS MORNING boss Martin Frizell is quitting, after going eight months without hitting the golden rating of a million viewers. That was regularly enjoyed by the ITV daytime show when Phillip

Martin will depart next spring, after ten years at the helm, with an insider telling the Sun newspaper: “The figures don’t lie."

This Morning” boss Martin Frizell is exiting from the ITV morning show after ten years in the role. It is the latest blow for 37-year-old magazine format show “This Morning,” which has suffered a series of controversies over the past 24 months after its long running anchors,

DEVASTATED’ Alison Hammond has broken her silence on This Morning boss Martin Frizell quitting the show, saying he “has to leave”. Show editor Martin, 65, announced

This Morning editor Martin Frizell has quit after 10 years in order to spend more time with his family amid his wife Fiona Phillips's battle with Alzheimer's.

Martin Frizell has quit This Morning to focus on his family after his wife, former GMTV presenter Fiona Phillips, was diagnosed with Alzheimer's. His departure also follows the fallout from the 2023 Phillip Schofield scandal,

Following the shock news, presenter Hammond has said she is "devastated" in an interview on Chris Evans' Virgin Radio show. "I’ve worked with Martin for 10 years. I’ll be honest with you I’m absolutely devastated. He’s been a real rock for the show. But it's totally understandable why he's leaving," she said.

Fiona Phillips has been supported by her husband, This Morning editor Martin Frizell, since she was diagnosed with Alzheimer's last year.

Martin Frizell is stepping down as the editor of ITV's This Morning after a decade and says he is "expecting my family priorities to change" and needs to free up time for them

Fiona Phillips was diagnosed with Alzheimer's Disease after suffering months of brain fog and anxiety - her husband, This Morning boss, Martin Frizell, has now stepped down.

Martin Frizell has stepped down from his role as editor of ITV’s This Morning after ten years. He joined the channel in 2014 as editor of Loose Women before taking over the popular programme, which until last year was hosted by Philip Schofield and Holly Willoughby.