Holly Willoughby shut down by sports legend co-star minutes into ITV's The Games

This Morning viewers were left shocked and telling Phillip Schofield to calm down as he got heavily involved in a gardening segment on the show. The presenter and co-host Holly Willoughby were back with another jam-packed edition of the ITV daytime show on Tuesday (May 17).

This Morning viewers were left a little baffled when they tuned in to one particular segment on the latest show. Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield were back at the helm of the ITV daytime programme on Tuesday (May 17).

Philip Schofield, 57, praised the brave young footballer Jake Daniels for coming out as gay on Monday (May 16).Jake, 17, made the decision to open up about his experience after explaining he didn't want to hide his true self.Phillip spoke about how he wished he had the same “eloquence” as Jake, being so young.The footballer said that he knew from a young age that he was gay, but kept it to himself and tried to hide it from his friends at school.Phil and Holly Willoughby spoke on Tuesday's (May 17) instalment on This Morning where they discussed how “toxic” the football industry can be at times.Phil said: “What’s important now, and this may be very naive, is that I think he will have an amazing amount of support, help and care within his own community; you’re seeing tweets from other footballers, amazing.“But I think it’s time to say, look at your sport, look at the beauty of your sport and your players supporting them, maybe this is the time to say right, let’s not go for him on the pitch.”Phil spoke to The Sun on Sunday and discussed coming out at 57. He said: “I admit I was perhaps a bit naive.

Beat the Chasers returned to screens on Monday night and there has already been mass confusion and outrage over one question which seemingly received the right answer. So, as a result, Paul Sinha has spoken out - calling it 'brutal'.

It's quickly gained something of a cult following with thousands of viewers tuning-in to watch the trials and tribulations of the powerful and posh Bridgerton family of Regency era England in Bridgeton on Netflix - but some of the keenest fans are set to be disappointed when the series strays from its popular original storylines in the next season.

BBC star Greg James was due to return to his Radio 1 show this morning but was missing from the airwaves after catching Covid. MORE: Prince Charles makes unexpected Covid comment since battling with illnessThe Radio 1 breakfast show presenter, who has been on honeymoon, took to Twitter to share the bad news with his listeners, sharing a photo of a positive Covid test and writing: "Oh for fu… Not a classic end to a (very delayed) honeymoon tbh. Thanks to the @BBCR1 gang for rallying in the early hours and to @ariellefree for covering the breakfast show.

ITV’s This Morning about the impact it had on her.Speaking to Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield, Sue explained how Anna had preyed on her interest in a man to exploit her of money and giftsThe pair had met in 1999 while working in a supported living home.They soon struck up a friendship, and were on one of their typical nights out when Sue took a fancy to one of the club’s bouncers.But, when she told her friend this, Anna told her first lie, claiming that the man was her “uncle Ste”. This sparked a trail of deceit.Years later, in 2011, Sue had been working as a qualified nurse, when she suddenly received a phone call from a man pretending to be the bouncer, Ste.He claimed that he had moved to the US, and had established a number of successful businesses in Las Vegas, before making an unusual request of Sue.“He wants a camcorder for Christmas, a HD one, he said that Anna wouldn’t get him one, and would I get him one for Christmas,” she said.At the time, Sue hadn’t thought of this as odd, as she was still receiving updates from Anna about her uncle’s life out in the States.Slowly, Anna started to increase the fraudulent requests on behalf of her made-up uncle, claiming that he had testicular cancer, causing Sue to become a willing victim of substantial losses.“She said that he needed to go to Maryland for experimental treatment in America, but she couldn’t pay it all herself, would I go halves? I said okay.“It started off £1,000 a month but then it slowly rose over time.

Normal order resumed on This Morning on Monday as Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby kicked off another week of shows. The first edition of the ITV daytime show of the week marked Holly's return.

Holly Willoughby was flooded with comments as she shared a rare family selfie on Instagram over the weekend. She took to the photo-sharing platform to send birthday wishes to her big sister Kell as she celebrated her birthday.

Holly Willoughby has returned to the This Morning sofa today (May 16) following a week of evening shifts hosting The Games with Freddie Fintoff. And the 41-year-old presenter has stepped back into the studio in a gorgeous pink midi dress.

This Morning's Holly Willoughby led the compliments for her co-host Phillip Schofield as he posed in his suit outside Windsor Castle. Phillip looked super-smart in his black suit ans bow-tie as he set the scene for The Queen's Platinum Jubilee Celebration on ITV.

This Morning presenter Holly Willoughby has once again wowed fans as she shared a photo of her make-up free face to promote her lifestyle brand Wylde Moon. The 41 year old star looked stunning as she posed with a fresh face and damp hair in a photo shared on the brand’s Instagram page.

This Morning's Daisy Payne has opened up about her first live television segment for the popular ITV programme and what it was really like working with Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield.The daytime TV star and gardener regularly features on This Morning, but described her first experience of live television 'nerve-wracking', after only previously sharing gardening videos on social media.The star usually presents segments from home, with Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield presenting for the studio, but visited the set for a special segment where they sowed sunflowers for Ukraine.She told OK! Magazine: "I really had to pinch myself when I stood in the studio as we went live at the start of the show."I mean, a year ago, I was just loving doing my gardening on Instagram and YouTube, now here I am on National TV! Crazy."Daisy also opened up on meeting Holly and Philip for the first time, and what they are like in real life, adding: "Usually I speak to [Holly and Phil] while they’re in the studio and I’m in my garden, so it was lovely to hug, chat and catch up in real life."Holly and Philip were both so warm and welcoming, we had a great time together sowing sunflowers for Ukraine."The same can be said for This Morning on Friday hosts Dermot O'Leary and Alison Hammond too, with Daisy describing them as "a great double act," adding she is 'proud' to be part of such a "lovely television family."Daisy had also previously revealed that she thought the invitation to be on This Morning was 'a joke' and a 'wind up', when she initially received an email from producers to be on the programme."An email came in from the producers of the show. I mean, as if!?" said Daisy.

TV sensation Holly Willoughby has shared a heartfelt tribute to her sister Kelly as the star’s sibling marked her 44th birthday. The presenter, who is best known for presenting This Morning alongside Phillip Schofield, has previously spoken openly about the close bond she shares with her older sister, who is three years her senior. To mark Kelly’s birthday, Holly took to Instagram to share a cheerful photo of the pair smiling as she wished her the happiest of birthdays.

This Morning's resident gardener Daisy Payne has shared an insight into working with hosts of the ITV show, Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield. Daisy, who says gardening once helped her through grief, told OK! that she first met the presenters while going into the studio to do a filming segment.