JEREMY Kyle yesterday denied humiliating a guest who is said to I have taken his own life after a clash over a lie-detector test.
Unaired footage of the TV star's confrontation with Steve Dymond was yesterday played at his inquest.
Kyle was seen berating him over claims he cheated on his partner and urging him to "be a man, grow a pair of b***s".
The presenter insisted he was just doing his job and said he was not responsible for the wellbeing of people after they appeared.
Mr Dymond died seven days after filming that episode of ITV's Jeremy Kyle Show on May 2, 2019, in which he failed the lie detector test.
Kyle said: "I was paid to do a job.
The production, the producing, the aftercare, the lie detector test were not my responsibility, I was the presenter. I did not create the show.
"I had full confidence in the production team and the aftercare the team provided." Kyle watched his clash on a TV screen at the inquest.
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