Dermot O Leary

USPA NEWS - In three days time, UK and Irish TV viewers, will see the return of Dermot O'Leary to the X Factor,
A number of different presenters tried to take his place, but it did not work out as programme director had to have Dermot O'Leary return to the show,

Dermot O'Leary In three days time , UK and Irish TV viewers, will see the return of Dermot O'Leary to the X Factor, A number of different presenters tried to take his place, but it did not work out as programme director had to have Dermot O'Leary return to the show, Dermot O'Leary is a people's person, and he is most comfortable within the center of people a man who does not realize or looks at his celebrity Status and does not place himself above anybody out there for he is just one of the people. Sean Dermot Fintan O'Leary, Jr. (born 24 May 1973), better known as Dermot O'Leary, is a British-Irish broadcaster. Based in the UK, he is known as a television presenter for ITV and a radio presenter for BBC Radio 2. O'Leary's radio career began when he worked as a disc jockey at Essex Radio, but he is best known for being the presenter of The X Factor on ITV, a position he held since 2007. Early life O'Leary was born in Colchester, north Essex, England to parents Sean and Maria, who had moved to the United Kingdom from Ireland. He is "extremely proud" of his Irish roots and holds dual British and Irish citizenship. O'Leary attended primary school in Marks Tey and later St Benedict's Catholic College in Colchester. He admits that his relaxed attitude at school caused him to fail all but two of his GCSEs. Following that, O'Leary re-took his school leaving qualifications, allowing him to later start his A Level courses at Colchester Sixth Form College. He eventually studied for a degree in Media Studies with Politics, at Middlesex University. Growing up, O'Leary was a member of The Boys' Brigade. Career O'Leary started as a disc jockey at Essex Radio based in Southend-on-Sea, before becoming a runner on the TV show Light Lunch with Mel Giedroyc and Sue Perkins and then a presenter at Channel 4, part of the original presenting line-up of the channel's T4 strand, before moving on to present Big Brother's Little Brother (the companion show to Big Brother) on E4 from 2001 onward SOURCE From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia