Jeremy Kyle has married his fiancée Vicky Burton after being forced to postpone their ceremony six times.
The couple exchanged vows in a romantic ceremony in Windsor on Saturday, with the broadcaster praising his new wife for being his 'rock' during his battle with anxiety following his show's cancellation.
Speaking to The Sun after tying the knot, Jeremy said: 'Thankfully, at what is our sixth attempt after all the Covid cancellations and postponements, we got to enjoy the big day we’d both longed for.'
At last! Jeremy Kyle has married his fiancée Vicky Burton after being forced to postpone their ceremony six times (pictured in 2019)
Pictures obtained by the publication showed Jeremy and Vicky leaving the All Saints church in Berkshire following their big day.
The couple appeared to be the image of happiness as they climbed into a vintage car after their big day.
Jeremy, who returned to work earlier this year as a presenter of the drivetime slot on TalkRadio, added: 'Vick’s been my rock in my darkest times. So to see her today, having such fun enjoying the wedding of her dreams, was perfect.'
It comes after Jeremy credited his fiancée with saving him after sinking to 'his lowest' when his ITV show was cancelled following a guest's suicide.
Speaking to The Sun, he praised Vicky for her assistance during his dark days, which peaked when he turned to anxiety medication to alleviate his depression.
He said: 'She's seen me at my best, and at my lowest ever ebb, and still wants to marry me. She is the love of my life and I'm a very lucky man.'
Jeremy, who has four children from two previous marriage and a son, 20 months with Vicky, has been dating Vicky - his children's former nanny - since 2017 and became engaged the following February.
Jeremy revealed that he spiralled into depression and had to take pills for anxiety after his show was cancelled following a guest's death.
The former daytime TV host said he couldn't leave the house 'or even open the curtains' after being left 'completely devastated' at losing his job.
The show was axed in May 2019 after Steven Dymond, 63, is believed to have killed himself less than a week after failing a lie detector test while filming an episode of the show. That show was not broadcast.
Breaking his silence on the axing, Kyle said he felt 'awful' at being 'scapegoated' over the death, saying that accusations 'often seemed to be levelled only at me'.
Pain: It comes after Jeremy credited his fiancée with saving him after sinking to 'his lowest' when his ITV show was cancelled following a guest's suicide (pictured in 2019)
Speaking about Vicky's role in helping his recovery, he said: 'I could not have done it without her — she's just been so balanced and grounded and supportive...
'She's not from that TV world and her advice has really helped me find
