Dermot O'Leary has confirmed that he'll no longer be hosting the National Television Awards.
The X Factor favourite first presented the NTAs in 2010, and hosted every ceremony up to and including this year's event last month.
Writing on social media, Dermot has now said: "After 10 years of proudly hosting the National Television Awards, I have decided it's time to step down as host.
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"It's been a tough decision because we have had a ball over the last decade, but 10 years feels about right.
"I would like to thank Indigo and my ITV family for a brilliant ten years and look forward to proudly passing on the baton in 2020... and a holiday in January!"
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Dermot recently discussed the reasons behind his shock exit from The X Factor in 2015. He left the ITV reality show before the 12th series and was replaced by Caroline Flack and Olly Murs.
He returned the following year, and recently said that the lack of certainty surrounding his future on the show at the time was frustrating given the time commitment required.
Last month, Dermot also weighed in on whether Ant & Dec should win Best Presenter at the National Television Awards this year.
The X Factor is expected to return to ITV later this year.
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