Hundreds queue for Jeremy Kyle Bristol book signing
His TV chat show is renowned for its finger-pointing, shouting and sometimes aggressive confrontations.
But although Jeremy Kyle brought two of the burly minders who help keep the peace on his controversial show to a book signing in Bristol yesterday, their services were not required as a crowd of fans gave him a warm reception.
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Up to 200 fans queued at Borders bookshop on Queen's Road, Clifton, to meet the 43-year-old broadcaster as he signed copies of his book I'm Only Being Honest, where he gives his views on teenage pregnancy, crime and other social problems facing Britain today as well as discussing his own personal struggles.
The Jeremy Kyle Show has built up a daytime audience of about 1.5 million people who tune in to see families and couples air their problems with no-nonsense advice from the host. But it has been branded "a human form of bear baiting" by a judge after one guest head-butted a love rival during the show.
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Borders event supervisor Ed Austin said most of the fans queuing to meet Mr Kyle, who lived in Almondsbury in the late 1908s and early 90s, were students, particularly young women. Mr Austin said: "Everyone seemed to love him. He was very, very friendly and very chatty."
Comments
by Blak_Im_epic
Monday, March 04 2013, 7:36PM
“Oh, so suddenly teachers work 24/7 huh?”
by collegefields
Saturday, March 02 2013, 9:26PM
“@khalifr
Stop being so dramatic, your maths teacher would do better getting back to her job.”
by rockyrice
Thursday, February 28 2013, 5:53PM
“you two got served!!!”
by khalifr
Thursday, February 28 2013, 5:11PM
“To Adrian and Chav spotter.
What you said is 100% inaccurate because the person in the image above is my maths teacher. This means that she has a job. You should feel very ashamed. Next time don't jump to conclusions.”
by rockyrice
Thursday, February 28 2013, 3:57PM
“@Chav spotter that lady in the picture is my maths teacher, so she obviously has a job and is not poor!!”
by Chav spotter, Bristol
Tuesday, June 09 2009, 8:29AM
“Why do people watch this trash? They should get jobs and pay for their books with their own money and not mine.”
by Adrian, Bristol
Tuesday, June 09 2009, 7:50AM
“"daytime audience of about 1.5 million" (all with no jobs and on benifits...)”