Andi Peters made an exit announcement during the latest episode of Good Morning Britain10:29, 20 Jul 2026Updated 11:09, 20 Jul 2026GMB: Andi Peters reveals it's his final day working with colleague A Good Morning Britain star has announced their colleague's exit.‌Susanna Reid and Ed Balls returned to screens on Monday (July 20) to deliver the latest headlines from across the UK and around the world.‌After interviewing Dame Elaine Paige, the hosts handed over to Andi Peters, who was presenting the competition segment live from Wisley in Surrey.‌Andi soon confirmed that it was his last day working with the show's director, Stuart Earl, who was leaving the programme after ten years."Just imagine, you could be one text away from winning £10,000 every month for ten months. We've only launched it on the television today and it's one of our one week only competitions," he said, before getting his own phone out.‌"Now, Susanna and Ed, interestingly I've got to send one text as well today. It's to our director Stuart. Today's my last day working with him."Andi then quipped: "You two, unfortunately, have got two more days!"He then jokingly pretended to type into his phone: "Stuart, love you lots! [It's] been a great ten years. Good luck, Stuart. Thank the lord I'm not doing Tuesday and Wednesday live, so I don't have to work with you."‌The star then said to Susanna and Ed: "I'll leave it with you now, bye!" before running away from the camera.A confused Susanna said: "Bye. Yeah, he's running, isn't he?" Turning to Ed, she then asked: "Where is Andi then, tomorrow and Wednesday?""Don't know," replied Ed, with Susanna agreeing: "I don't know either."‌The camera then panned back to Andi, who confirmed that he would be "on tape".Susanna jokingly concluded: "He's on tape. Probably for the best," before handing over to This Morning stars Dermot O'Leary and Alison Hammond who previewed their upcoming show.Article continues belowMuch of today's GMB coverage was focused on Andy Burnham's upcoming appointment as prime minister. The UK will welcome its new leader later today, marking the sixth time that this has happened in just over a decade.The ITV stars also reflected on Spain's World Cup win over Argentina, shortly before Piers Morgan made his return to the programme.Good Morning Britain airs weekdays on ITV1 and ITVX at 6am