In an interview with life stories in Kate Garway, the dialogue program host Jeremy Kyle opens some of the darkest times in his life, including when he collapsed in crying after the diagnosis of cancer
He made a profession in making others to discuss their personal problems in front of the audience often. So viewers will be surprised to hear Jeremy Kyle, who talks about some of the most difficult and weak moments.
In an emotional interview on Kate Garway's life stories on ITV tonight, he first talks about the suicide of studio guest Steve Dimon, a week after he failed to test the lying detector at the Jeremy Kyle exhibition. The tragedy put a sudden end to the long -term chat program and sent the profession of the successful host to Freefall.
But Kyle, 59, who was displaying ITV regularly with a million viewers in each episode, talks about a more destructive moment – when he was told that he was suffering from testicle cancer. His ordeal began in 2012 when he found an exam that he had a block on one of his testicle. Within 24 hours of reference to a specialist, he was undergoing surgery to remove it.
Speaking of his diagnosis for the first time, he remembered the collapse in the arms of the doctor after I told the tumor was cancerous. Remember: “I arrived at the hospital and I was alone. I remember that I was walking in this corridor and opened this huge door.
“He was a anesthesiologist, and it was about 11 feet. He collapsed in his arms and started crying. I remember thinking,” I am dead. ” After surgery in December 2012, the painful waiting came to see if his cancer had spread to other parts of his body.
He said: “I remember waking up to this amazing nurse, who stayed with me all night and grabbed my hand. I felt terrifying. I thought that if I got out of the door and the light came out, it was.
Finally, the news returned that the testicle was “90 % toxic”. He said, “If” 95 or 96 percent is toxic, it would have spread. I was very lucky. ”
He later told The Sun: “It was a horrific time – a very realistic experience – but now I feel lucky because you are alive. I feel lucky because I am here for the family and I can see my children grow up.”
Kyle, who married his third wife Vicky Burton in 2021, who had two children, first and Iris, revealed that the diagnosis of terrifying cancer encouraged him to launch a new medical offer, the emergency room Jeremy Kyle.
He said: “I spoke this morning to Emon Holmes and Ruth Langvord in 2015, he said:” I have moved but during the past two weeks, I met terrified people from what they would discover. If you asked me five years ago, I will say that I was very hard [to do the show] But it was seriously great. There is a real constructive help here from doctors. “
The show, which was run for a series from June 2015 to February 2017, was described as an intersection between the Jeremy Kyle exhibition and the embarrassing bodies that he joined in hospital wings who were treating patients with a number of diseases.
