Richard Madeley is reportedly 'too ill' to join his Good Morning Britain co-stars on Monday's show following his early exit from I'm A Celebrity.
The GMB presenter, 65, left the Welsh camp after falling ill in the early hours of Thursday morning, prompting an emergency dash to a local hospital - which subsequently resulted in him breaking the Covid bubble formed with his campmates.
And discussing Richard's experience on Friday show, his fellow GMB star Richard Arnold also spoke of the host's whopping £200,000 fee, admitting he's 'not sure he'll forfeit his fee yet'.
Poorly: Richard Madeley is reportedly 'too ill' to join his Good Morning Britain co-stars on Monday's show following his early exit from I'm A Celebrity
During the show, presenter Ben Shephard was joined by Richard Arnold, Nick Hewer and Ruthie Henshall, where they discussed the ITV show and Richard's unfortunate exit.
Ben admitted that show bosses are unsure whether the former This Morning anchor would be well enough to join them, stating: 'Apparently we'll be talking to him on Monday.
'Maybe we won't. We're hearing he's too ill. Okay, hopefully we'll talk to Richard on Monday.'
Sharing his opinion on Richard having to leave the camp, Ben added: 'It was short and sweet. It’s such a shame because Richard was the person who was trying to persuade the others not to leave and all of a sudden, he’s gone.
No money? Discussing Richard's experience on Friday show, his fellow GMB star Richard Arnold also spoke of the host's whopping £200,000 fee, admitting he's 'not sure he'll forfeit his fee yet'
Early exit: The GMB presenter, 65, left the Welsh camp after falling ill in the early hours of Thursday morning, prompting an emergency dash to a local hospital
'It sounds like it was a bit of a Covid-19 protocol issue, he broke the bubble to go to hospital and then couldn’t go back in.
'I feel like someone’s made a bit of a mistake there.
