News about Phillip Schofield

MailOnline exclusively revealed the Britain's Got Talent judge, 53, has signed a lucrative deal with Netflix to front a new dating show called Cheaters: Unfinished Business, which she's dubbed her 'dream job.' Securing the sought-after gig is the latest life goal to fall into place for Amanda, who recently moved into her forever home, a mansion in the Cotswolds she has transformed into her own 'Beverly Hills hotel', which makes the struggle, pain and sacrifices she made throughout her three decades in showbiz all worth it. But Amanda's success has been no fluke, she's not become one of the biggest stars on TV just because of her model looks, dirty laugh and wicked sense of humour. She's a steely-eyed, super ambitious power player and is certainly no push over as the enemies she's made over the years, namely Phillip Schofield and Sharon Osbourne , will testify.

Fern Britton has opened up on her time on This Morning, saying she hadn't expecting to resign on the day that she did. The presenter, 66, hosted the ITV daytime show alongside Phillip Schofield from 1999 to 2009, when she was replaced by Holly Willoughby. She said she hadn't been 'good at simpering around bosses' and admitted she regretted not doing so, while stating that Holly, 43, had 'that beautiful face' and she did not. 

For a news anchor generally regarded as the pre-eminent talent of his generation, it was a brutal 55-word goodbye from his employers. 'Huw Edwards has today resigned and left the BBC . After 40 years of service, Huw has explained that his decision was made on the basis of medical advice from his doctors. 'The BBC has accepted his resignation which it believes will allow all parties to move forward. We don't believe it appropriate to comment further.' And that was it. Not a solitary word of regret from the Beeb about his leaving, and no tribute paid to the skills which allowed Edwards to present numerous live events - including the death of the Queen - with such authority, for so long.

It has been a rollercoaster of a year for the team at This Morning after both Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield resigned from the show in 2023.  While new hosts Cat Deeley and Ben Shephard have been settling into the role well since their debut in March, it seems fans aren't entirely convinced.  Cat, 47, and Ben, 49, front the show from Monday to Thursday, but viewers are still treated to an episode from Alison Hammond and Dermot O'Leary every Friday. 

Josie Gibson has shed light on the inner workings of This Morning, in the wake of the scandal-ridden show's huge overhaul in recent months.  Speaking exclusively to MailOnline, the TV host, 39, spoke about life on the show since Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby's shock departure last year - as she blasted allegations of toxicity among the 'amazing' cast and crew on the show.  Josie first appeared on This Morning in 2019 as a segment presenter, during which she suffered a panic attack, which she admits could have derailed her future, however praised bosses for letting her continue despite debilitating nerves. 

Just when we thought it had all gone quiet on the Montecito front, up pops Meghan with her exciting new venture. It's a Netflix series celebrating 'the joys of cooking and gardening, entertaining and... ' - wait for it - 'friendship'. This, from a woman who has dumped most of her pre-Harry friends as well as her entire family (apart from mum Doria) while also luring Harry away from his old friends. A woman who has such a reputation for defriending people, there's a verb for it in the Urban Dictionary - being 'Markled'.

This Morning's new hosts Cat Deeley and Ben Shephard (pictured, left and main) have higher ratings than Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield (pictured, right) got in 2023 and have attracted 4.5 million viewers in just a week. During their three weeks on-air on the daytime show, viewing has been up compared to the average in the year to date and, during this time, has achieved its highest three performances of the year so far.

This Morning viewing figures have dipped since Cat Deeley and Ben Shephard began helming the show, according to a new report.  Following the departure of Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield, the ITV show was throw into chaos as producers scrambled to find permanent replacements.  Cat, 47, and Ben, 49, were finally unveiled as the show's new host's last month, with their debut episode drawing an average viewership of 806,000 and a peak of one million - among the show's highest ratings of 2024 so far.

When Fern Britton made her return to the This Morning studios at the end of March, it was an emotional moment. While the location was different - ITV have moved buildings since her departure in 2009 - it brought back some memories for the star. Not all of them good. Mostly, say friends of Fern, because of how her exit, back in 2009, was mired in such bitter acrimony following a fall out with her co-host Phillip Schofield. So powerful was he at the time that their feud meant there could only be one winner, and Fern quickly found herself pushed aside to make way for the much younger Holly Willoughby - Schofield's then best friend. But once again on the sofa, those who know Fern say that she was 'thrilled' to be back as she was interviewed by new hosts Ben Shephard and Cat Deeley about her three-week stint on ITV's Celebrity Big Brother. 'Fern felt right at home,' says a friend. 'It was quite something for her to return to the show after what went on with her and Phillip but she loved it.'

On a sunny spring morning, a husband and his wife stepped out, holding an adorable puppy in their arms, it seemed to be the perfect way to commemorate a birthday. Phillip Schofield, who turned 62 on Easter Monday, was not dissatisfied with his face as he began to pick up the pieces of his broken life. Stephanie Lowe, the former wife of the 31st wedding anniversary, was on his side - the former couple were pictured together again just days after their 31st wedding anniversary. Schofield and his coworkers departed four years ago after Schofield publicly announced that he was gay. Despite the tragic betrayal that will result in her husband's demise, the couple remain married, and Stephanie has maintained their devotion in a stunning show of love.

Cat Deeley and Ben Shephard take a two-week break from the ITV show for this Morning stand-in presenters. Despite only beginning on the daytime show in March as permanent hosts, Cat, 47, and Ben, 49, will be taking a break during the Easter Holidays. As other readers stayed in during their absence, former regular hosts Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield would always take the school holidays off as other presenters did.

On Easter Monday, the actress reached her 62nd birthday and was seen walking in West London with Stephanie Lowe and the identical puppies, which are believed to be cockapoos. The Easter weekend was also significant for the former couple, as they were set to celebrate their 31st wedding anniversary on Friday, as well as Philip's birthday yesterday. It's not known if they spent the entire day together. Phillip's friends have said recently that he has been down and looking for 'full' ways to live away from broadcasting because his work and image have been tarnished. And it appears that he and his wife may have decided to get a dog each to help them get through some difficult times. 'Stephanie has continued to help her estranged husband,' now they both have new puppies from the same litter,' one onlooker said.

Fern Britton speculated at a return to This Morning on Wednesday afternoon, fifteen years after she abruptly dropped from the show, as she talked with Cat Deeley and Ben Shephard, the veteran TV presenter, as she discussed her latest appearance on Celebrity Big Brother. It was a familiar territory for Britton, 66, who appeared on the program from 1993 to Phillip Schofield's departure in 2009 as a full time host.

Cat Deeley appeared on Saturday Night Takeaway, where she and her co-stars Ant and Dec. announced that they would read a gruesome bedtime tale. After branding Newcastle as 'dark and dreary,' the host revealed that she had no idea' what she'd planned for them.

Since winning eight nominations for the TV BAFTAs, the Crown viewers have been left confused as they brand the sixth series'mediocre.' On Tuesday, the TV BAFTA nominations were revealed ahead of the ceremony on May 12, with The Crown leading the way with the most nods in total. However, royal drama commentators have argued that the nods were undeserved as they say he has'fallen downhill' and has become a "snooze fest."

Following a turbulent year for the ITV flagship show, This Morning hasn't received a BAFTA Television Award nomination. The ITV flagship show leads the way, with the nominations revealed on Wednesday, ahead of the May 12th ceremony. Lorraine and Loose Women and its Men's special episode were nominated in the Daytime category, along with BBC shows, Make It At Market, and Scam Interceptors.

Since becoming the new host of This Morning, Cat Deeley's most embarrassing TV moment has returned. After both Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby stepped down from their positions last year, the presenter, 47, has taken the helm with Ben Shephard, 49. While cats are no strangers to live television, one particular event stands out in her mind as her most frustrating moment in her 26-year career on screens.

Kerry Katona confessed to 'enjoying' Fern Britton on Celebrity Big Brother, 16 years after the disaster This Morning interview. The former Atomic Kitten singer, 43, said she was'surprised' how much she likes the former ITV host and that Fern is'really good.' After being asked by now This Morning hosts Fern and Phillip Schofield in 2008 as she slurred her way through an interview sparking fear for her health, Kerry maintained that she did't hold on to things.

Many of us with long memories will certainly remember them as the first professional golden pair on breakfast television. It was long before Susanna Reid and Piers Morgan, Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield, or even the recently paired Ben Shephard and Cat Deeley. Owen was the ostensible yin to Diamond's vibrant yang on television-am, with a revolving wardrobe of comfy knitwear and a more relaxed, personable demeanor.

Holly Willoughby cracks a smile that says, 'I'm back.' Former All Saints singer Nicole Appleton and music executive Shiarra Bell were photographed enjoying a special Mayfair restaurant in a black and white photo that appeared on Instagram yesterday. 'Beautiful lunch with my beautiful girls,' Holly wrote, tagging in the upmarket Italian, Il Borro. On the face of it, it was nothing more than a girly afternoon, but Holly said something much more poignant.

Kate Garraway has recently reacted angrily to supporters' remarks on social media, who claim'she should have won the This Morning job rather than Cat Deeley.' Cat, 47, and Ben Shephard, 49, made their debut on Monday morning and have been a hit with most viewers. However, although some viewers are still convinced it should have been Kate, 56, and Ben taking over from Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield, the GMB has subpoena.

The This Morning host, who last weekend paid tribute to the disgraced ex-presenter, remained smiling in the studio audience's applause at the parody, which will air on Rob Beckett's Smart TV on Sky Max. On the TV-themed series, Alison and The Last Leg actor Josh, 40, are team captains, and comedian Rob, 38, is the host. Alison, 49, prompted the quip after she revealed that the only television she watched during her downtime is herself on This Morning, via catch up, because she's 'too busy' due to her numerous TV jobs.

On their third day of presenting the ITV daytime show, this Morning viewers applauded Cat Deeley and Ben Shephard. After bagging the main presenting gig after Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield's departure, Cat, 47, and Ben, 49, made their hosting debut on Monday. The pair's debut with an average viewership of 806,000, one of the show's highest ratings of 2024 so far.

Cat Deeley has dropped a huge hint that her husband Patrick Kielty might accompany her on the famous This Morning sofa. On Monday, the TV presenter, 47, and Ben Shepherd, 49, made their official debut on the ITV daytime show, replacing Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield. Cat, who married fellow host Patrick, 53, has now speculated at the possibility of her husband's arrival on This Morning.