TalkRadio host Jeremy Kyle verbally dragged tennis superstar Novak Djokovic over the Australian Open controversy. The tennis star was revealed not to have received any doses of the COVID-19 vaccine, having previously made comments online that he "wouldn't want to be forced by someone to take a vaccine" to travel to other countries or to play in tournaments. Mr Kyle slammed Djokovic who had his visa cancelled after attempting to enter the country to participate in the Australian Open.

       Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison told the press Djokovic 'didn't meet the requirements of entry.'

       Mr Kyle showed no sympathy for the wealthy tennis player after his mother claimed he had been treated like a "prisoner" following his move into a detention hotel.

       Mr Kyle said: "Mrs Djokovic, just for you, I know you're not listening.

       "The Serbian Mother of Novak Djokovic, the number one tennis player in the world, who arrived in Australia to play in the Australian Open, in his quest for a grand slam...not allowed in, he wasn't allowed in Mrs Djokovic, your son.

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       "Because he failed to meet the entry requirements, alright!

       "So do us one love! They're not holding him against his will, he knew it, he was trying to get around it."

       He added: "I was told by Sam, who works on the show, that one of the complaints by Novak Djokovic is that he's got no clothes.

       "He's got 200 million quid in the bank, buy the bloody hotel."

       Novak Djokovic's mother Dijana said: "He was good. We didn't speak a lot but we spoke for a few minutes.

       The tennis star's wife Jelena also took to Twitter to thank Djokovic's fans for their support over the last few days.

       Mrs Djokovic said: "It’s Christmas today for us, my wishes are for everyone to be healthy, happy, safe, and together with families. We wish we are all together today, but my consolation is that at least we are healthy. And we will grow from this experience.

       "Thank you, dear people, all around the world for using your voice to send love to my husband. I am taking a deep breath to calm down and find gratitude (and understanding) in this moment for all that is happening.

       "The only law that we should all respect across every single border is Love and respect for another human being. Love and forgiveness is never a mistake but a powerful force"