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Holly Willoughby, 39, and Phillip Schofield, 58, were interrupted by the sudden appearance of an adorable lamb when they interviewed Jimmy Doherty, 45, from his Suffolk farm back in May.The presenter was on a video call to speak to the This Morning hosts at the time, due to the coronavirus lockdown, when one of the baby sheep from his flock arrived into the shot.Holly shrieked in delight when she saw the cute animal approaching Jimmy, but the lamb seemed even more surprised, as it jumped and ran away when the farmer turned to face it.The mum-of-three exclaimed at the time: "You've got a friend! You've got a friend."Ooh...

This Morning as part of the ITV show's temporary shake-up over the summer holidays. The 47-year-old star will host the daytime show alongside Rochelle Humes and Alison Hammond as regular presenters Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby take a lengthy break from this show.

This Morning. Fans have continued to tune into the ITV show with hosts Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby after they were cleared to carry on presenting during the pandemic.

take their traditional summer break, This Morning has confirmed which presenters are stepping in for them.As ever, everybody's favourite bickering couple Eamonn Holmes and Ruth Langsford will be stepping in most of the time – Mondays through to Thursdays – but this opens up Fridays for a rotating lineup of guest presenters.The next two Fridays, July 17 and 24, will be fronted by Rochelle Humes and Strictly Come Dancing's Ore Oduba, while X Factor favourite Dermot O'Leary will co-host with Rochelle on Friday, July 31 and into August.Alison Hammond is also set to present opposite Rochelle next month, while Alison and Dermot will team up at some point too.

Phil Schofield and Holly Willoughby are due to be replaced by Eamonn Holmes and Ruth Langsford on This Morning today.

This Morning has lined up Rochelle Humes and Ore Oduba to take over Phil and Holly’s spot on the sofa this summer. The move comes just days after Daily Star told you how ITV had vowed to have more presenters from black, Asian and ethnic minority backgrounds on the flagship show and others.Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby are now on a two month break from the daytime show.

This Morning for the summer... which means there will be another duo taking on presenting duties from Monday.

This Morning 's Holly Willoughby has penned a touching tribute to her co host Phillip Schofield during "strange times".

This Morning's Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield presented their last show for a while yesterday (July 10) before going on their annual summer break.Among the usual funny gaffes and bizarre guests, the last few months have seen Phillip Schofield come out as gay and major changes to the production due to the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic: the hosts have had to interview most guests via video call and work without a full hair and make-up team.After wrapping up the show, Holly posted a lengthy and heartfelt message to her Instagram page, writing: "Thank you...

Instagram with a picture of pink fluorescent lights saying ‘Thank You.’In the caption Holly started by paying tribute to the This Morning viewers: ‘Thank you …. thank you for staying with us over the last 109 days…’She gave insight into the challenges the team faced in getting the show to their viewers’ screens every day: ‘When we began this new way of broadcasting, we had no idea how long we would be able to come in, or whether it would be our last time broadcasting from the studio during lockdown.

This Morning fans shouldn't worry though as it is just for the summer break and the popular duo will be back in September. But a few hours after the ITV show came to an end on Friday, Holly couldn't help but say a massive thank you to you, the viewers, for still participating in the show day in day out.

Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield's last day presenting This Morning on Friday.

Holly Willoughby has paid a heartfelt thank-you to Phillip Schofield in an emotional post about 'strange times' on This Morning. The pair are taking a two month break from the ITV show for the summer and bid viewers - and each other - farewell on today's show.

Holly Willoughby has most definitely got us all beat in the lockdown fashion department, rocking a The Streets hoodie as she did the food shop.We wish we could say we looked that good down the supermarket.

This Morning this Friday and they made sure to go out in style.It’s fair to say that this was probably one of the most in the chaotic episodes on the show’s history.As usual, Holly and Phillip had all sorts of fun on set, treating themselves to some wine and even lobster and kicking things off on a real high note by arriving in an ice cream van.Holly Willoughby looked as elegant as always wearing hand-painted floral print a Rixo dress as she (attempted) to make a 99, which Phillip subsequently devoured live on TV!‘I have never [been] inside an ice cream van…’ Holly said.

Holly Willoughby, 39, is preparing for a fun-filled summer.

Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield are on a well earned break from This Morning following their stint hosting the show every weekday during the coronavirus lockdown.The presenting duo were classed as key workers and allowed to be in the studios to bring viewers daily news and updates regarding the pandemic, as well as lighthearted entertainment to keep moods up. And now the pair have finished for the summer and will not be returning until September with their replacements announced as Ruth Langsford and husband Eamonn Holmes.

Holly Willoughby was left fuming on This Morning after Bernie Ecclestone said he wouldn't be changing his baby son's nappies because "that's what wives are for".The former Formula One boss appeared on the ITV morning show to talk about the birth of his new son, Ace, who was born earlier this month. During the "car crash" interview, the 89 year old's wife Fabiana Flosi, 41, explained that while Bernie isn't necessarily a hands-on father, he does help with looking after their newborn.

This Morning bosses are reportedly planning on hiring a black presenter for the first time, 32 years after the show first aired. A source told Daily Star that ITV held a meeting on Thursday to unveil a "diversity acceleration plan," which included aims to recruit a black presenter.The objective of the plan is to "better represent contemporary British life on screen," which will be set in place by "increasing the diversity of presenters of ITV's highest-profile programmes".

This Morning hosts Holly Willoughby, 39, and Phillip Schofield, 58, were left stunned today after speaking to former F1 boss Bernie Ecclestone, 89, who welcomed his fourth child, Ace, with his wife Fabiana Flosi, 41, this month.The billionaire confessed he only does what's "necessary" when it comes to the likes of night feeds and changing nappies for their newborn.In a new interview on the show today, Holly and Phillip asked the couple whether Bernie was a "hands-on" dad.Fabiana divulged: "He helps, and he looks after him - he's a special person and we are super happy."However, after the hosts pushed Bernie on whether he changes the nappies and does the night feeds, the latter chuckled: "No."Holly went on to add: "So you're hands-on, except

HOLLY Willoughby and Phillip Schofield downed wine and scoffed ice cream on their final This Morning before their summer break today. The ITV daytime show kicked off with Phil excitedly driving an ice cream van into the studio, with he and his co-star in high spirits throughout.