Jeremy Clarkson has denied he has been axed as the host of Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? after ITV earlier confirmed there 'are no further commissioning commitments' to the presenter.

It was following his highly controversial newspaper column about Meghan Markle, and betting companies are already eyeing up celebrities such as Warwick Davis to replace him. Here's more information about qqgaming login look into our web page.  

More than 10 television personalities are currently in the running to take to the chair, according to the latest odds from William Hill. 

But Clarkson took to Twitter on Wednesday evening to deny the claims, writing: 'I have not been sacked as host of Who Wants To Be A Millionaire.'

The former Top Gear host sparked a backlash after fantasising in a newspaper column about the Duchess of Sussex being paraded through the streets naked while people threw 'excrement' at her, in an apparent reference to a public shaming scene from the fantasy TV series Game of Thrones. 

It prompted the Press watchdog IPSO to investigate the column and sparked speculation that Clarkson's hit shows on Amazon Prime had been pulled after bosses at the streaming service were reportedly left 'incandescent'. 

His fans then feared he was being 'cancelled' after ITV failed to confirm whether or not he would continue as host of Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? 

ITV boss Carolyn McCall - whom Piers Morgan previously claimed forced him out of Good Morning Britain - seemed to confirm that Clarkson will not continue in his post beyond the next series, which has already been recorded. 

'We have a contract.

We're contracted to this [season], so we will do that,' said Ms McCall to magazine, adding: 'And then we have no future commitments.'  

Speaking of Clarkson's column about Meghan, she added: 'We don't endorse that in any way...
there's no place for that on ITV.' 

An ITV spokesperson told MailOnline earlier today: 'As we have said before, ITV has a further series of Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? contractually commissioned (which has now recorded), and no further commissioning commitments beyond that currently.'

But the network later issued a revised statement, which said: 'As we have said for several weeks, ITV is contractually committed to a further series of Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?

(which has now been recorded.)

'There are no further commissioning commitments beyond that currently as is typical with such shows where we make commissioning decisions on a series by series basis.

'Therefore for the avoidance of doubt neither Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?
nor Jeremy Clarkson have been cancelled.'

Clarkson tweeted shortly afterwards: 'So many kind messages about today's reports. But relax. Lisa and I have not split up and I have not been sacked as host of Who Wants To Be A Millionaire.'

Despite the updated statement, betting companies are already offering odds on the frontrunners to replace Clarkson on Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?.

William Hill has placed Harry Potter actor Warwick Davis, Only Connect host Victoria Coren Mitchell, as well as comedians Susan Calman and Sandi Toksvig.