"This Morning" boss Martin Frizell is exiting from the ITV morning show after ten years in the role. It is the latest blow for 37-year-old magazine format show "This Morning," which has suffered a series of controversies over the past 24 months after its long running anchors,

Martin has seen the show some difficult periods in recent years, most notably Phillip Schofield's abrupt exit.

This Morning's editor Martin Frizell has announced his departure from the show after a decade at the helm. At 65 years old, Martin joined ITV in 2014, initially taking charge of Loose Women before moving to This Morning, which he plans to leave in Spring 2025.

Martin Frizell, who is married to TV presenter Fiona Phillips, has quit his role as editor of the hit ITV show This Morning after ten years

I love my team at ITV and will miss them and the thrill of live telly but it's an always on, 24 hours a day, seven days a week commitment and I won't be able to do both.” He

Martin Frizell has stepped down from his role as editor of ITV’s This Morning after ten years. He joined the channel in 2014 as editor of Loose Women before taking over the popular programme, which until last year was hosted by Philip Schofield and Holly Willoughby.

After nearly a decade of working on the show, 'This Morning' boss Martin Frizell has announced he will be exiting the programme in Spring next year becasue he's "expecting [his] family priorities to change".