Piers Morgan has renewed his ‘Good Morning Britain’ contract for another year.
The controversial 55-year-old presenter revealed that his on-screen partnership with co-host Susanna Reid will continue for at least one more year after he agreed a new deal with ITV.
In an interview with The Sun’s TV Mag, Piers said: "I’ve just signed a new contract up for GMB until the end of next year. I love working with Susanna and the team – we’re a Ying Yang that works."
And Piers – who has received over 4,000 Ofcom complaints this year – insisted he doesn’t care what his critics think of him.
He said: "If my style upsets people, don’t watch! Watch something else. Nobody’s forcing anyone to watch it.
"You’ve got a remote control in your hand, I really don’t understand what the problem is.
"I don’t care. I only care about Ofcom complaints if I genuinely feel that I have been at fault, then you know you’re a fool.
"Ofcom ruled very heavily in my favour, which confirmed my belief that I’m just doing my job. The job of broadcasters, particularly during a crisis like this, is to challenge and ask questions."
Meanwhile, it was recently revealed that ‘Good Morning Britain’ was hit with more than 500 Ofcom complaints in a week as Piers has been regularly calling out the government during the Covid-19 pandemic.
The string of complaints follows two online petitions being launched in favour of having Piers sacked from ‘GMB’, but there have been plenty of other calls for him to remain on the show, and many praising him for challenging government officials during the pandemic.