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| '''Jeremy Kyle''' (born ] in ]) is an ] radio and television broadcaster, best known for his own daytime ] on ], '']''. He has a degree in ]. | |||
| ==Radio career== | |||
| Kyle began his broadcasting career in 1995 at ] where he worked in the Sales department. After a brief stint presenting, he was signed by Kent's ] in 1996. In 1997, he joined Birmingham's ], presenting ''Late & Live'' every Sunday - Friday from 10pm - 1am. He also presented ''Jezza's Jukebox''. | |||
| In 2000, Kyle moved to the ] network, taking this format with him. The show was called ''Jezza's Confessions''. It broadcast between 9pm and 1am. On ], ], he made his first broadcast on ], presenting ''Jezza's Virgin Confessions'' every weekday 8pm - Midnight. In mid 2003 he broadcast the show from 9pm - 1am every weekday and, in January 2004, the show went out 10pm - 1am Sunday - Thursday. The beginning of June 2004 saw his departure from Virgin Radio. | |||
| In July 2004, ] announced it had signed Kyle to present the Confessions show on London's Capital FM from September 5, 2004. The new programme aired from Sunday to Thursday 10pm - 1am and included live calls on relationship issues of all kinds. ''Capital Confessions'' came to an end on December 22, 2005. | |||
| January 2006 saw the start "The Jeremy Kyle Show" on Capital each Sunday night. Similar in many ways to the confessions show as it featured live calls, although some shows were themed and concentrated on one subject. This new show saw a change in the behind the scenes line-up. Lucy hawkins departing for a new career and Annie O`niel as well as Avid on air with Jezza each week. Due to the ever increasing demand to film his new TV show, Kyle left radio altogether in December 2006. | |||
| ==TV career== | |||
| {{main|The Jeremy Kyle Show}} | |||
| On 4th July 2005, Kyle moved his format to ], with a programme entitled '']''. Here Kyle has reached his widest audience to date. His often aggressive manner with guests (parodied by ] ) has been the source of both popularity and criticism. He is seemingly unafraid of reprisal from his guests, believing that speaking his mind is better than holding his peace, often openly proclaiming them to be 'scum', another feature highlighted by Dead Ringers. Guests sometimes take offence at Kyle's comments, one guest even attempting to throw a chair at him, but he often justifies his criticism by claiming that he only wants to help them. Some guests believe Kyle to be too arrogant. Kyle recently claimed on air that his show was watched by 1.8 million viewers, a very high figure for a daytime chat show. | |||
| ==Family life== | |||
| Kyle has one daughter from his first marriage and has since re-married Carla Germaine (2003), they have two daughters together named Alice and Ava. | |||
| His second daughters birth can be found on IV1 | |||
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Jeremy Kyle (born 1965 in London) is an English radio and television broadcaster, best known for his own daytime talk show on ITV1, The Jeremy Kyle Show. He has a degree in sociology.
Radio career
Kyle began his broadcasting career in 1995 at Orchard FM where he worked in the Sales department. After a brief stint presenting, he was signed by Kent's Invicta FM in 1996. In 1997, he joined Birmingham's BRMB, presenting Late & Live every Sunday - Friday from 10pm - 1am. He also presented Jezza's Jukebox.
In 2000, Kyle moved to the Century FM network, taking this format with him. The show was called Jezza's Confessions. It broadcast between 9pm and 1am. On July 1, 2002, he made his first broadcast on Virgin Radio, presenting Jezza's Virgin Confessions every weekday 8pm - Midnight. In mid 2003 he broadcast the show from 9pm - 1am every weekday and, in January 2004, the show went out 10pm - 1am Sunday - Thursday. The beginning of June 2004 saw his departure from Virgin Radio.
In July 2004, Capital Radio announced it had signed Kyle to present the Confessions show on London's Capital FM from September 5, 2004. The new programme aired from Sunday to Thursday 10pm - 1am and included live calls on relationship issues of all kinds. Capital Confessions came to an end on December 22, 2005.
January 2006 saw the start "The Jeremy Kyle Show" on Capital each Sunday night. Similar in many ways to the confessions show as it featured live calls, although some shows were themed and concentrated on one subject. This new show saw a change in the behind the scenes line-up. Lucy hawkins departing for a new career and Annie O`niel as well as Avid on air with Jezza each week. Due to the ever increasing demand to film his new TV show, Kyle left radio altogether in December 2006.
TV career
Main article: The Jeremy Kyle ShowOn 4th July 2005, Kyle moved his format to ITV1, with a programme entitled The Jeremy Kyle Show. Here Kyle has reached his widest audience to date. His often aggressive manner with guests (parodied by Dead Ringers ) has been the source of both popularity and criticism. He is seemingly unafraid of reprisal from his guests, believing that speaking his mind is better than holding his peace, often openly proclaiming them to be 'scum', another feature highlighted by Dead Ringers. Guests sometimes take offence at Kyle's comments, one guest even attempting to throw a chair at him, but he often justifies his criticism by claiming that he only wants to help them. Some guests believe Kyle to be too arrogant. Kyle recently claimed on air that his show was watched by 1.8 million viewers, a very high figure for a daytime chat show.
Family life
Kyle has one daughter from his first marriage and has since re-married Carla Germaine (2003), they have two daughters together named Alice and Ava. His second daughters birth can be found on IV1