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25-01-2009, 15:17
Trinny Woodall and Susannah Constantine have reportedly been dropped by ITV after pulling in under 1.8 million viewers for their latest series Meet Their Match.
The Mirror reports that the duo's £1.2 million contract will come to an end after the final episode in the three-part series airs.
ITV bosses were reported to have delayed the series last autumn so that it could be rebranded to address the pair's falling ratings.
A spokesman said: "Trinny and Susannah have been part of the ITV family for several years and are currently two episodes into a three-part series. Any decision regarding future programming will be taken in due course."
Trinny and Susannah, who joined ITV from the BBC in 2005, recently produced a pilot for a new US show entitled Making Over America.
The Mirror reports that the duo's £1.2 million contract will come to an end after the final episode in the three-part series airs.
ITV bosses were reported to have delayed the series last autumn so that it could be rebranded to address the pair's falling ratings.
A spokesman said: "Trinny and Susannah have been part of the ITV family for several years and are currently two episodes into a three-part series. Any decision regarding future programming will be taken in due course."
Trinny and Susannah, who joined ITV from the BBC in 2005, recently produced a pilot for a new US show entitled Making Over America.