Britain's Got Talent not planning to replace David Walliams with Piers Morgan as GMB host says return would be "fun"
Morgan said "it would be fun getting back with the old band."
Britain’s Got Talent has denied reports judge David Walliams is set to be replaced by Piers Morgan.
Although the Good Morning Britain host (and former BGT judge) was rumoured to take back his seat on the panel, ITV has said “no such discussions” have taken place.
In a statement to RadioTimes.com, a Britain’s Got Talent spokesperson said: “Unsurprisingly, during these times, it won’t come as a shock to the public to hear that no such discussions have taken place regarding BGT 2022”
RadioTimes.com also understands all judges – Simon Cowell, Walliams, Amanda Holden and Alesha Dixon – are signed up for next year's show.
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While not commenting on the validity of the rumours, in a statement to RadioTimes.com Morgan added: "I had a wonderful time on BGT, when ratings were 20 million viewers. And it would be fun getting back with the old band."
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Morgan appeared as a judge on Britain’s Got Talent during the show’s first four series (2007-2010), sitting beside Holden and Simon Cowell. He was later replaced by comedian Michael McIntyre.
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