Jeremy Kyle enjoys a boozy night out with TalkTV co-star Sharon Osbourne

He made a return to TV screens as part of the panel on TalkTV on Monday, for the first time since his ITV programme the Jeremy Kyle show was axed three years ago.

And Jeremy Kyle was clearly in the mood to celebrate as he enjoyed some after work drinks with his new co-star Sharon Osbourne, who was also notably axed from American TV show The Talk last year. 

However the pair appeared back to their best as they toasted to their new roles at ITV studios, before they were seen leaving in separate cars later that day appearing in jubilant spirits as they gave a thumbs up and pulled tongues.

Joyful: Jeremy Kyle was clearly in the mood to celebrate as he enjoyed some after work drinks with his new co-star Sharon Osbourne, who was also notably axed from American TV show The Talk last year

Jeremy, 56, who was dressed in a navy polo shirt and jeans, flashed a beaming smile as he made his way to the taxi outside carrying brown navy satchel.

Meanwhile, glamorous Sharon, 69, sported a black tweed jacket with gold button detailing down the front, with a pair of matching statement earrings.

During her debut appearance on the show, Sharon kicked off her tenure with a bang as she expressed her disapproval for Bella Hadid's recent revelation that she had a nose job aged 14, with the TV star branding the surgery 'irresponsible'.

Sharon also opened up about her recent facelift, which she described as 'excruciating' and noted how her family 'hate' her latest procedure. 

Cheeky! However the pair appeared back to their best as they toasted to their new roles at ITV studios, before they were seen leaving in separate cars later that day appearing in jubilant spirits as they gave a thumbs up and pulled tongues

New show: Jeremy, 56, who was dressed in a navy polo shirt and jeans, flashed a beaming smile as he made his way to the taxi outside carrying brown navy satchel

Sharon made her return to screens in the new News UK network show, a year on from her exit from CBS' The Talk after an on-screen clash with co-star Sheryl Underwood.

And while Sharon faced backlash over her comments on her former show, model Bella may not approve of Sharon's verdict on her going under the knife as a teen.

Sharon began her speech as she joined the panel in discussing plastic surgery, with the former X Factor star stating: 'If you don't like anything about your appearance, and you have the wherewithal to go and change it, if you have the money,  then do it!

 Pout it out! Meanwhile, glamorous Sharon, 69, sported a black tweed jacket with gold button detailing down the front, with a pair of matching statement earrings

Thumbs up! It appeared to have been a successful first day in the office for Jeremy

'It's your body, you do what you want with it.'

But she had a difference of opinion when it came to Bella, as she noted that it was 'irresponsible' for her to be allowed to have the rhinoplasty at such a young age. 

She said: I think Bella Hadid having her nose done at 14 is very very irresponsible because your face hasn't finished growing. 

'I bet she's had more than one because your face changes as you get older, so that's ridiculous!'

Honest opinion: During her debut appearance on the show, Sharon kicked off her tenure with a bang as she expressed her disapproval for Bella Hadid 's recent revelation that she had a nose job aged 14, with the TV star branding the surgery 'irresponsible'

 Relax! Jeremy was taken home in a luxury vehicle

Meanwhile, Jeremy was also making his on-screen comeback on Rupert Murdoch's new channel.

He was broadcast on the television network, available on Sky, Virgin Media, Freeview and Freesat, alongside fellow TalkRadio colleagues Julia Hartley-Brewer, Mike Graham and Ian Collins.

His latest venture comes after The Jeremy Kyle Show was axed by ITV just days after one of its guests Steven Dymond died in an apparent suicide a week after appearing on the show.

Dymond, from Portsmouth, was found dead aged 63 from a suspected morphine overdose after being grilled by the host on the show in May 2019.

All good: Jeremy signalled that he was feeling good after the show

The hearing into his death was due to begin yesterday at Hampshire Coroners Court in Winchester but was adjourned at his relatives' request.

A coroner decided it would be unfair to the family to proceed with the inquest after Mr Dymond's brother and son applied to have it delayed. Mr Dymond's mother's funeral is taking place today.

However, he disagreed with an additional request to postpone it further while the family's lawyers investigate matters raised in a recent Channel 4 documentary about the show.

The programme, 'Death on Daytime', heard from former workers on the show who said the platform gave Kyle, 56, a 'God complex' and explained how they would make guests distressed to entertain viewers.

One new clip showed Kyle telling off a producer for a 'terrible' script while another recorded him saying to a colleague: 'I don't understand, they're terrible f***ing guests, you've done it again, they're as thick as s***.'

Kyle issued a response tot he documentary earlier this month, saying: 'I would like to reiterate my deepest sympathies to the friends and family of Mr Dymond.

'I've consistently maintained it would be inappropriate to discuss the tragic death of Steve Dymond before the legal inquest into it has concluded.

Smart casual: Jeremy wore a navy jumper, jeans and suede shoes

'Likewise, the false and damaging allegations made against me by Channel 4 are with the lawyers now.

'No doubt ITV will address the issues raised by Channel 4 around ITV's production of The Jeremy Kyle Show themselves, it would be wrong for me to speak on their behalf.

'Now is not the time to debate or discuss what is an ongoing legal process. When I can respond, I will.'

Meanwhile, in a statement, News UK said further details on TalkTV's shows and the schedule will be unveiled in the coming weeks.

Scott Taunton, EVP, President of Broadcasting, News UK said: 'TalkTV will be a new voice for viewers who are interested in straight talking opinions and expert insight on news and current affairs.

'The channel has been designed for the streaming age and will be accessible on linear TV as well as via social and on demand programming.'

Ouch! During the show, Sharon also opened up about her recent facelift, which she described as 'excruciating' and noted how her family 'hate' her latest procedure

He added: 'We have a roster of new talent who will bring compelling new shows to the screen every weekday evening, alongside journalists from across News UK who have expertise in every genre.

'Our existing professional talent on TalkRadio already have their own followings and we will be bringing these popular and informed discussions about news and current affairs to a wider audience.

'Our launch schedule should get the nation talking and bring new choice to viewers in the market.'

The TV channel will also host Piers Morgan Uncensored, fronted by the former Good Morning Britain presenter, on weeknights in the UK, FOX Nation in the US and on Sky News Australia.

Back on form! Sharon made her return to screens in the new News UK network show, a year on from her exit from CBS' The Talk after an on-screen clash with co-star Sheryl Underwood