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Phillip Schofield, 60, and his co-star Holly Willoughby, 41, were booed as they collected their Best Daytime show gong at the NTAs last night. It was reported that shortly after, Holly "sneaked" out the building, leaving Phillip to declare his love for the presenter via social media in the early hours of this morning.Phillip took to Instagram in the early hours this morning to share a heartfelt message dedicated to Holly and the This Morning team.He used a picture of Holly and himself when they took to the stage last night to accept their award, which has sparked backlash this year.Phillip said in view of his three million Instagram followers: "I love you @hollywilloughby and our entire @thismorning family."Thank YOU for every single vote 'cos we love you the most."This comes as Holly reportedly departed the awards show, held at London's Ovo Arena, in Wembley, just half an hour after accepting the gong.A source told The Sun said: "Holly picked up her award for Best Daytime and then left 30 minutes after."Normally she stays around for a drink with Phil and the team but she did an Irish exit."She was seen leaving the ceremony and getting into a car outside just after 10pm."The insider added that it was "very awkward" for Holly and Phillip when they accepted their award and were met with boos.Express.co.uk have previously contacted Holly Willoughby's representatives for comment.When accepting the award, Phillip said: "Please don't think we ever get complacent and please don't think we ever take it for granted."This means so much to us every year, especially this year.

NTAs viewers were convinced that Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield were booed by the crowd as they went on stage to collect their award.

Alison Hammond and Dermot O'Leary tackled their late night head-on as they continued the National Television Awards celebrations on This Morning. The hosting duo were back at the helm of the ITV daytime show on Friday morning (October 14) after the popular programme won big at the glittering showbiz ceremony.

KATE Garraway made a massive blunder on Good Morning Britain after winning a National Television Award last night. The 55-year-old was up bright and early for today's episode of the ITV breakfast show. Kate, 55, attended the annual event at London's Wembley Arena on Thursday evening alongside her daughter Darcy, 16.

HOLLY Willoughby and Phillip Schofield were booed by fans inside the National Television Awards as they won Best Daytime for This Morning. The pair looked embarrassed as some members of the NTA crowd loudly shouted them down as they were announced as the winners on stage. A source in the audience said: "The boos in the room were very loud when Holly and Phil were announced as the winners.

The 2022 National Television Awards were definitely one to remember, with numerous memorable moments throughout the evening. The annual event took place on 14 October at OVO Arena Wembley in London, with a whole host of television hosts and personalities in attendance. Those who walked away with awards include Martin Lewis, Ant and Dec, Anton Du Beke and Cillian Murphy, with TV shows such as Strictly Come Dancing, Gogglebox and I'm A Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here! also coming out on top.

This Morning fans have slammed the show's National Television Awards win as a "total fix" and claimed the results were "rigged".The ITV show picked up the gong for best daytime series at the event at Wembley's OVO Arena on Thursday evening. Presenters Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield accepted the publicly voted for award onstage but were booed by a number of audience members amid their queue-gate scandal.READ MORE:Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield booed as This Morning wins NTA after queue-gateFollowing their surprise victory, viewers online quickly shared their own beliefs that the award show was fixed in the programme's favour.Posting to Twitter, fans blasted This Morning's win as a "fix".They also made accusations that the awards show was "rigged", with some viewers demanding the programme hand back the award.One fan wrote: "What a fix," while another asked: "Did @ITV Fix it for the #QueueJumpers to Win from #ThisMorning ???"Meanwhile, a third added: "Surely that's rigged? There’s no way they won lol they’re hated."A fourth fan said: "This is a perfect example of a fix." Another sarcastically quipped: "Let's celebrate the queue jumpers.

It was a star studded evening last night at the National Television Awards (October 13) which took place in Wembley's OVO Arena, London. Emmerdale, Strictly and the likes of Martin Lewis all won TV recognition and This Morning's Friday host Alison Hammond was up against Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly for Best Presenter.

Phillip Schofield was snapped leaving the infamously wild NTAs afterparty without Holly Willoughby in tow.The pair proved victorious once again at last night’s awards as This Morning won its 12th NTA accolade, and while this was a time for celebrations, Holly, 41, is said to have ducked out of the event early and left around 10pm. Meanwhile, Phillip, 60, was leaving the afterparty with 29 year old daughter Molly. Despite not having his best friend by his side, Phillip seemed in good spirits – evidently on a high from their NTA victory.

PHILLIP Schofield was all smiles as he celebrated This Morning's NTAs win last night without Holly Willoughby. The TV star had a big grin on his face as he left London's Wembley Arena after scooping another gong for the pair's collection. Earlier in the night Holly snuck out of the ceremony before the show had ended.

Holly Willoughby reportedly snuck out of the National Television Awards early after she and Phillip Schofield faced further backlash for their queue-jumping scandal.The presenters were booed as This Morning picked up the gong for Best Daytime Series, while their co-star Alison Hammond received huge cheers.Holly, 41, put a brave face on at the event inside Wembley's OVO Arena on Thursday evening but was later seen making an early exit.READ MORE:NTA audience including Holly and Phil listen as Lenny Henry makes Queue-Gate swipeAn onlooker told The Sun: "Holly picked up her award for Best Daytime and then left 30 minutes after."Normally she stays around for a drink with Phil and the team but she did an Irish exit."She was seen leaving the ceremony and getting into a car outside just after 10pm."Amid a wave of cheers and applause following the This Morning team's victory, Holly and Phil are reported to have received "very loud" boos.Last month, the stars sparked public outrage over claims they skipped the queue to see the late Queen Elizabeth II lying in state.An audience member added: "The boos in the room were very loud when Holly and Phil were announced as the winners."It was really embarrassing."Judi Love from Loose Women didn't clap either.

Viewers watching the National Television Awards at home think they have spotted a 'feud' between some of ITV's biggest stars after clocking the reaction to This Morning picking up the gong for Daytime for the fifth consecutive year.

Holly Willoughby, 41, stunned in a black strapless gown as she took to the red carpet at the NTAs. However, the smiles did not seem to last, as it was reported that Holly left the ceremony half an hour after being booed due to This Morning's award win.Holly joined Phillip Schofield and the rest of the This Morning team to take to the stage to accept the Best Daytime award.However, according to The Sun, Holly departed the awards show, held at London's Ovo Arena, in Wembley, just half an hour after accepting the gong.A source said: "Holly picked up her award for Best Daytime and then left 30 minutes after."Normally she stays around for a drink with Phil and the team but she did an Irish exit."She was seen leaving the ceremony and getting into a car outside just after 10pm."The insider added that it was "very awkward" for Holly and Phillip when they accepted their award and were met with boos.Express.co.uk have contacted Holly Willoughby's representatives for comment.When accepting the award, Phillip said: "Please don't think we ever get complacent and please don't think we ever take it for granted."This means so much to us every year, especially this year.

Kate Garraway presented Good Morning Britain on Friday, just hours after winning a National Television Award for her documentary, Caring for Derek.MORE: Kate Garraway gives passionate speech after NTA win amid Derek Draper's hospitalisationThe presenter was praised by her fellow colleagues, Ben Shephard and Charlotte Hawkins, with the duo admitting they were "thrilled" for the mother-of-two.WATCH: Kate Garraway shares hilarious breakfast blunder whilst recording for Smooth radio"We are thrilled to bits for Kate and the family, aren't we, Charlotte?" Ben asked his GMB co-presenter.SEE: 21 best dressed stars at the National Television Awards 2022: from Holly Willoughby to Maya JamaRELATED: This Morning fans react to Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield's win at the NTAsHe added: "Thrilled to bits, we were hoping that we could show you the trophy, the National Television Award itself, however, Kate Garraway has lost it," he teased Kate. Kate's daughter joined her onstage as she picked up the awardDefending herself, Kate was quick to clarify: "No I haven't lost it.

Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield reportedly faced a disgruntled crowd after This Morning picked up its latest National Television Award. The ITV daytime show won an award during the showbiz ceremony held at London’s OVO Wembley Arena on Thursday evening (October 13).

Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby have shared their own personal messages of gratitude after This Morning picked up its latest National Television Award. The ITV daytime show saw off competition from Loose Women, The Chase and The Repair Shop to take home the award on Thursday (October 13) during the ceremony held at London’s OVO Wembley Arena.

Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield took to the National Television Awards stage after This Morning won Best Daytime show despite the recent queue jump scandal.There has been speculation about the presenting pair's future since they were accused of skipping the queue to see Queen Elizabeth II lying in state.The duo have shared the ITV daytime sofa for 13 years but have seen their popularity plummet in the wake of the controversy and booing was audible as they collected their award.READ MORE: National Television Awards winners list in full – Alison Hammond snubbed to soap shockA petition calling for This Morning to axe the pair has attracted more than 77,000 signatures.However, ITV bosses have come out in support of the pair and stated that they attended Westminster Hall in a work capacity.Schofield did not directly address the controversy during his acceptance speech, but said the award means “so much to us every year, especially this year."“Please don’t think we ever get complacent and please don’t think we ever take it for granted,” he added.To stay up to date with all the latest news, make sure you sign up to one of our newsletters here.The online petition, title “Axe Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby from TV”, claimed that the pair had been “given privileges that deprived others”.Members of the public waited for up to 24 hours in the queue in order to pay their respects to the late monarch.On their award win at Wembley's OVO Arena, Holly added: “This Morning has a very special relationship with you, you make our show for us, you really do.“All these guys on the stage here, Alison [Hammond] and Dermot [O'Leary], Rochelle [Humes] and Vernon [Kay], Josie [Gibson], everyone.

cheating boyfriend by 'taking a crap' on his breakfast.The Britpop star, whose hits include Stupid Girl and Bond theme The World Is Not Enough, was talking about an incident that happened when she was “about 18”.Asked during an interview whether she was ashamed of what happened, Shirley insisted the act left her “feeling empowered".READ MORE: ITV's Holly Willoughby holds her head high in strapless dress for NTAs nominationRecommending it as an act of revenge, she also revealed that a friend had carried out a copycat attack when she discovered her partner was being unfaithful.In an interview with the Guardian, Shirley said: “I took a crap on a cheating boyfriend’s breakfast cereal. I’m not ashamed; I’m rather proud of it.“A dear friend did similar when she discovered her girlfriend was cheating and said 'While I was doing it, I thought of you'.“I recommend it as an act of revenge.

The Loose Women ladies appeared less than impressed as they lost out to This Morning at Thursday night's National Television Awards – with one panelist even appearing to keep her hands on her lap instead of applauding her fellow ITV stars. This Morning's win received mixed reactions within both Wembley Arena itself as while some audience members applauded, boos could also be heard. And it seems the Loose Women were among those rather disappointed with the win, as they looked on stone-faced as Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby made their way to the stage.