CRAIG Doyle has joined the ITV Loose Women panel for International Men's Day.
The TV host appeared alongside four other male celebrities on the Loose Women panel as ITV aired a special Loose Men episode on Tuesday 19, 2024.
The Loose Women show switched their panel on International Men's Day to open discussion on the issues that affect men in society.
Former Loose Men Jordan Banjo and Brian Conley were joined in the studio by Jeff Brazier and Craig Doyle, who are making their debuts.
First-time Loose Men panellist Craig said: “It’s so important for us all to talk more - because the more we talk, the more we can look out for each other.
"People can be ‘boiling kettles’ and have all this steam building up inside, sometimes we just have to take the lid off and let it go.
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"Often a conversation with friends is the way to do that, which is why shows like Loose Women and Loose Men are hugely important in encouraging open conversation and letting people know it’s okay to be vulnerable.
“Doing Loose Men for the first time is a really cool opportunity because when I go on television, it’s usually my job to ask other people questions and we don’t always give that much of ourselves away.
" I think it’s hugely important to show that we all should all be more open.
"I’m sure the panel are going to get to know each other very quickly and hopefully get other people talking too and do some good.
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"The perfect combination if we can give people a few laughs at the same time!”
Viewers can watch Loose Men on ITVX.
Who is Craig Doyle?
Born on December 17, 1970, Craig is a TV and radio presenter from , Ireland.
He is best known as a presenter for BT Sport - covering rugby union and motoGP.
But some fans may recognise him from This Morning - where he often appears on the competition segments.
As a student he attended the London College of Printing, where he earned a diploma in broadcast journalism.
After graduating, he packed up and moved to London - where his career within the TV and sports industry began to take off.
He married his wife Doon in 2001 and the couple has four children together.
Craig co-founded production company 3 Rock Productions former Ireland international rugby union player Brian O'Driscoll.
The company co-produced Ireland rugby documentary Shoulder To Shoulder.
Is Craig Doyle on This Morning?
Craig made his This Morning debut on May 1, 2022, alongside Alison Hammond - after stepping in for Dermot O'Leary.
The Irishman has previously worked on assignments for the ITV show, but made his first presenting appearance on the bank holiday.
In an Instagram post the day before the show - shared by Alison - Craig said at the time: "So excited about hosting This Morning tomorrow I have arrived 14 hours early for work!"
Where has Craig Doyle previously worked?
Craig started his broadcast career at BBC Local Radio as a reporter and producer.
He has since presented on BBC Radio 5 Live, Midweek on Radio 4 and the weekend morning programme on Capital Radio.
He's presented on a number of BBC shows, appearing on The Holiday Programme and tech show Tomorrow's World.
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He then worked on Six Nations Rugby, the Athens Olympics, Wimbledon, and Grandstand for the channel.
Craig took part in cooking competition Celebrity MasterChef in 2024, where he made it to the final three.