Good Morning Britain presenter Piers Morgan implied he might not return to the popular breakfast show after his upcoming break.
Next week, the 55-year-old will be taking a holiday - alongside his co-host Susanna Reid and regular guest, Dr Hilary Jones.
Piers announced during Wednesday's show he would be taking some time away from the cameras after a gruelling few weeks presenting the show.
Piers admitted it had been a "long old haul" reporting daily on the coronavirus pandemic.
But Birmingham Live reports on Thursday's show, he hinted he may not return.
Opening the segment on Thursday, Piers told viewers: "Welcome to the show on a Thursday. Our last day..."
"Well, not ever," Susanna then interjected, but Piers chuckled.
"You never know these days," Piers said, before adding: "Do you? Erm, anyway..."
Susanna then explained for anybody who had missed yesterday's announcement: "We have a little bit of leave coming up."
Piers continued: "It's weird having half-term off when there's no half-term."
Shuffling his papers on the desk, he added: "We are sort of having half-term off... from this, aren't we?" referencing the ITV1 daytime show.
"It's odd having half-term off when the kids aren't even at school, so it's weird taking half-term off," Susanna agreed, nodding to her co-star.
"Everybody needs a little time out," Piers admitted.
*Good Morning Britain airs weekdays from 6am on ITV
