Gogglebox stars reveal they've been AXED from show after three years saying ‘C4 didn't ask us back'
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A GOGGLEBOX duo have been axed from the hit series after three years on-screen.
The Scotland-based pair, who signed up for the hit Channel 4 show back in 2022, gave their take on the nation's telly from their stunning seaside home.
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A Gogglebox couple have been axed after three years on the Channel 4 series
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Roisin Kelly and Joe Kyle were Gogglebox's first Scottish cast members in six years when they signed up in 2022
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The much-loved duo told how they were 'grateful' for their time on telly
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Yet Roisin Kelly, 26, and Joe Kyle, 28, who moved in together at the beginning of lockdown during the coronavirus pandemic, have revealed they'll no longer be on screen.
Roisin posted a lengthy statement to her social media page, describing their Gogglebox stint as "so mad" while admitting they were "grateful."
She wrote: "After three and a half years of sitting on the sofa Channel 4 have decided it's time for Joe and I to stretch our legs and have not asked us back for season 26.
"Therefore we are leaving the Gogglebox family.
"We couldn't be more grateful to Studio Lambert for the opportunity, the experience has actually been so mad and we will miss watching TV with you all on Friday nights!"
She added: "It's been an honour to represent Scotland as some of the first Scottish people on the show and prove we don't actually need subtitles."
Roisin and boyfriend Joe, who were the first Scots to appear on the much-loved hit for over six years, 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.
"It for sure has been a once in a lifetime opportunity."
The pair, who vanished in the first episode of the 2023 season, wrapped with the words: "Time to watch TV in silence for a bit and put down the popcorn."
Roisin worlds away from Gogglebox sofa in incredible glam-up
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Roisin has built up an army of loyal social media followers for her fashion hacks away from Gogglebox fame.
The office worker previously told how she wears slippers as outerwear as well as dazzling in a see-through outfit.
She then told how she was flogging her garments on Vinted following a number of ASOS hauls.
Away from Gogglebox, Roisin has also hosted a podcast titled Nags and Brags.
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Meanwhile, just last year, we told how her parked car had been written off after it was smashed by another vehicle.
Roisin showed photos of her car rammed into a tree after the terrifying accident.
The Glasgow based star then accused the other driver of faking a heart attack as an excuse.
Snaps revealed her smashed up motor surrounded by glass and debris after another car slammed into the back of it.
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Roisin told how Gogglebox 'has not asked us back'
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