Scottish couple 'dumped' from Gogglebox after three years
Roisin Kelly and Joe Kyle confirmed on Tuesday that Channel 4 had not asked them back ahead of filming for season 26.
The couple first made their debut in February 2022 and were the first Scottish cast members to join the show in six years.
In a post shared on Instagram, Roisin said they 'couldn't be more grateful' for the opportunity.
'The experience has actually been so mad, and we will miss watching TV with you all on Friday nights', she added.
They added that it was an honour to represent Scotland before joking they 'proved we don't actually need subtitles'.
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Roisin added: 'We have made friends for life, and after filming every week for years, you have become like our family! We could not have asked for better people to work with, and we will miss you immensely.'
Fans quickly took to the comments to express their support for the young couple.
'Gutted!! It was so nice to have young, funny, Scottish representation on the show! Heartbreak hotel,' one viewer commented.
Another viewer added: 'Won't be the same without you guys in our living rooms on a Friday evening, thanks for a very enjoyable three and a half years . I wish you both all the best for the future'.
Channel 4 has been contacted for comment.
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