The Jeremy Kyle Show will be replaced by David Dickinson's Real Deal - a move that has subsequently infuriated loyal fans of the show.
Antiques expert David, 77, and his programme will fill in for Jeremy Kyle over the next two weeks, it has been revealed.
Over the last few days the antiques programme has replaced the show while it has been suspended, which has already left viewers fuming.
And, according to The Sun, the show will continue to fill in until at least the end of the month.
A source told The Sun : "ITV need some time to work out what is going to be in the slot long-term.
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"Putting a reliable show like Dickinson's Real Deal in the slot for now means it gives them some breathing space and a bit of time to think."
This comes after Steve Dymond, 63, died just days following his appearance on the ITV daytime show, during which he failed a lie detector test.
Today, ITV confirmed that The Jeremy Kyle Show would not be returning to TV and have deleted all of the episodes from the ITV Hub.
But fans have flocked to Twitter to lash out at Dickinson's Real Deal replacing The Jeremy Kyle Show, with some branding it a "f***ing joke".
One tweeted: "Can’t believe that ITV has replaced the Jeremy Kyle show with Dickinsons Real Deal. Days ruined. #jeremykyle #ITV."
While another commented: "The fact they cut #jeremykyleshow and replaced it with dickinsons real deal is outrageous."
A third raged: "Come back Jeremy Kyle not just cos I love the show but I can’t watch bloody Dickinson."
