The clip, proven to the inquest, confirmed the recording persevering with backstage.

Mr Dymond was filmed pleading: “I swear to God.

“I’m being so straight, I’ve by no means been extra straight.”

Mr Kyle instructed the inquest: “From the second Steve Dymond got here out, I referred to as him ‘mate’, I referred to as him ‘pal’.

“I de-escalated, I calmed it down, I pushed it backstage.

“And that was what the present was all about – battle decision.”

The presenter was requested by inquest counsel Rachel Spearing whether or not he felt Dymond was “humiliated” on the present.

Jeremy Kyle replied: “No. I’ve learn that I referred to as him a traitor. No I did not. It was the present as I understood the present.

“Unhappy as it would sound, it was a typical half.”

He added that the present insisted on a health care provider agreeing to let Mr Dymond come on, and supplied aftercare companies.