Good Morning Britain fans say the same thing as Richard Madeley makes return
Good Morning Britain fans said the same thing as Richard Madeley made his return to the show.
At the start of Monday's (August 11) edition of the hit ITV programme, Richard and his co-host Kate Garraway updated viewers with the day's topical news stories.
However, many also noticed that it was Richard's first day back after his three-week summer break.
One person wrote on X (formerly Twitter), "Madeley's back," with another adding, "Madeley back on presenting."
A third said, "Oh Joy. Madeley," and a fourth viewer similarly shared, "Richard Madeley back on @ gmb."
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