Sunday 20 November 2022 08:02 PM The Project: 'More resignations' are coming after Lisa Wilkinson exit, says ... trends now Mass exodus from The Project: 'More resignations' are coming for struggling Channel 10 show after Lisa Wilkinson and Carrie Bickmore's shock exits By Jo Scrimshire For Daily Mail Australia Published: 19:50 GMT, 20 November 2022 | Updated: 19:58 GMT, 20 November 2022 Viewcomments There will be more resignations to come for Channel 10's embattled current affairs show The Project, a leading TV pundit has warned. The left-leaning news program has been rocked by two high-profile exits in recent weeks: Lisa Wilkinson announced last night she was quitting effective immediately, and long-time anchor Carrie Bickmore confirmed her departure a month ago. But that may not be the end of the mass exodus, with veteran entertainment reporter Peter Ford saying he experts more presenters to throw in the towel before the end of the ratings year. There will be more resignations to come for Channel 10's The Project, a leading TV pundit has warned. The left-leaning news program has been rocked by two high-profile exits in recent weeks: Lisa Wilkinson (right) announced last night she was quitting effective immediately, and long-time anchor Carrie Bickmore (left) confirmed her departure a month ago 'There will be more "shock resignations" in the next two weeks,' he tweeted after Wilkinson announced her exit at the end of The Sunday Project. 'How coincidental so many people all decide at same time they "need a change",' added Ford, the showbiz correspondent for The Morning Show and 3AW Breakfast. Ford promised to tell all about Wilkinson's exit and 'who is going next', as well as the story behind Channel 10's 'last-ditch attempt to rebrand the show', on Monday. That may not be the end of the mass exodus, with entertainment reporter Peter Ford (pictured) saying he experts more presenters to throw in the towel before the end of the ratings year He later fired off a snarky tweet accusing Wilkinson of 'making herself a victim' with her resignation speech, in which she accused the media of 'targeted toxicity' and spoke of how the last 'six months have not been easy'. 'All the hard work she's put in etc. etc. for four nights a week and 20 grand a week. That poor lady!' he added. He did not specify who would be next out the door, but The Project has a roster of regular hosts including comedian Tommy Little, former Q&A presenter Hamish Macdonald and long-time co-anchor Waleed Aly. Aly is unlikely to leave, however, after signing a 'seven-figure, multi-year deal' with Channel 10 in March, according to The Australian. 'There will be more "shock resignations" in the next two weeks,' Ford tweeted on Sunday. 'How coincidental so many people all decide at same time they "need a change".' (Pictured: Bickmore and Wilkinson at the Logie Awards on the Gold Coast on June 30, 2019) Ford promised to tell all about Wilkinson's exit and 'who is going next', as well as the story behind Channel 10's 'last-ditch attempt to rebrand the show', on Monday He did not specify who would be next out the door, but The Project has a roster of regular hosts including comedian Tommy Little (left) and former Q&A presenter Hamish Macdonald (right) Long-time co-anchor Waleed Aly (pictured) is unlikely to leave, however, after signing a 'seven-figure, multi-year deal' with Channel 10 in March, according to The Australian Ford wasn't the only media personality weighing in on Wilkinson's exit, with radio host Kyle Sandilands speculating she had been 'railroaded out'. He also predicted her exit from The Project will effectively mark the end of her life in the public eye, noting how her husband Peter FitzSimons has also stepped back from his high-profile role as the head of the Australian Republic Movement. He added: 'Lisa Wilkinson, jobless. Thank God. Channel 10 saw the light, got rid of that $2million mistake. And now the husband [FitzSimons] has got no job either. You watch them vanish... They will disappear. They will just go away.' More to come. Ford wasn't the only media personality weighing in on Wilkinson's exit, with radio host Kyle Sandilands (pictured) speculating she had been 'railroaded out' He also predicted her exit from The Project will effectively mark the end of her life in the public eye, noting how her husband Peter FitzSimons (right) has also stepped back from his high-profile role as the head of the Australian Republic Movement. (Pictured in September 2017) Read more: Share or comment on this article: All rights reserved for this news site (dailymail) and under his responsibility