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FANS have been left wondering who will be taking over from Piers Morgan on tomorrow's GMB after he quit the show.

It was revealed tonight that the TV presenter, 55, has left the morning show after he received 41,000 complaints over his comments on Meghan Markle’s Oprah interview.

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Piers Morgan has quit Good Morning Britain
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Piers Morgan has quit Good Morning BritainCredit: Rex Features

The firebrand TV host, who has been on the ITV show since 2015, earlier stormed off after becoming engaged in a row with co-star Alex Beresford

ITV said in a statement: "Following discussions with ITV, Piers Morgan has decided now is the time to leave Good Morning Britain.

"ITV has accepted this decision and has nothing further to add."

The broadcaster are yet to reveal who will replace Piers in the hotseat tomorrow.

Piers has been on the show since 2015
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Piers has been on the show since 2015Credit: ITV
It is likely to be Ben Shephard who will replace Piers tomorrow
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It is likely to be Ben Shephard who will replace Piers tomorrowCredit: Rex Features

It is likely to be Ben Shephard, who hosts the show every Thursday and Friday.

The Sun has approached ITV for a comment on Piers replacement.

Meanwhile, Piers came under fire after he repeatedly made dismissive comments about Meghan's claims to have had issues with her mental health during the show.

She told Oprah Winfrey she felt like she "didn't want to be alive anymore" in her bombshell interview.

Piers came under fire after his comments about the Meghan and Harry interview with Oprah
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Piers came under fire after his comments about the Meghan and Harry interview with OprahCredit: Reuters

But on Monday's Good Morning Britain, Piers said he "didn't believe a word" of it.

The dramatic move comes less than an hour after Ofcom announced it was launching a probe into his Meghan remarks.

And earlier today a petition to sack Piers from GMB over his comments about Meghan had amassed more than 88,000 signatures.

The journalist appeared unconcerned by the public’s calls and pointed out that he hasn’t been sacked yet in an earlier tweet.

He said: “Lots of people on here want me fired for expressing my opinion on the Pinocchio Princess.

“If you want to join them, there are various petitions still doing the rounds from the last few times you've all tried, and failed, to have me fired for saying what I think.”

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