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Fourth Millionaire 'is millionaire'

Chris Tarrant's show has been a huge ratings hit for ITV

Robert Kempe Brydges, 47, is the fourth person to win the £1m top prize on Chris Tarrant's hit quiz show, the Sun reports.

But, the newspaper adds, the former company director is already a millionaire twice over.

Mr Kempe Brydges, who has so far been unavailable for comment, is said to have been a director of City investment trust GNI Fund Management and a vice-president with US bank Hanover Trust.

He has a three-storey townhouse in London's Holland Park, and a country home rented from the National Trust in Hampshire, according to the Sun.

The show on which he appears, filmed on Tuesday night, is due to be screened on Saturday.

Who Wants To Be A Millionaire's first winner was Judith Keppel, a distant cousin of Camilla Parker Bowles.

The second winner was David Edwards - a former champion of BBC One quiz show Mastermind.

The show's last £1m winner, royal engineer Major Charles Ingram, is taking legal action against programme makers Celador after his winnings were retained following allegations of cheating.