ITV This Morning's Phillip Schofield blown away by support after receiving anonymous gift and letter

Holly Willoughby has sent a clear message to viewers of This Morning despite facing backlash in recent weeks. The presenter and her co-host Phillip Schofield came under fire last month when they were accused of 'queue jumping' to see the Queen lying in state.

awaited clash against Claressa Shields was postponed two days after Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II passed away. However, the extra eight weeks of anticipation and build-up, not to mention the farce surrounding Conor Benn’s positive drugs test cancelling the bout against Chris Eubank Jr, all eyes will be on Marshall and Shields on October 15, as boxing looks to recover some of the glimmer it has lost over the course of a truly embarrassing month.The rivalry between Marshall and Shields is a true legacy rivalry, bubbling for over 10 years and culminating in a truly vicious, personal, but incredibly exciting feud that began when the Brit overcame Shields in the amateur divisions.

This Morning viewers couldn't believe what they were seeing as The Speakmans returned to the show but in a way they've never been seen before. While they weren't live in the studio with Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield on Wednesday (October 12), the hosting duo revealed Nik and Eva's new series.

THIS Morning's Phillip Schofield shared a rare snap with his daughter Molly on night out after stressful few weeks. The father-daughter duo were all smiles as they posed for a selfie together late at night. Phillip, 61, wrapped up warm in a smart black coat and scarf.

There’s a reason you don’t see Meghan Markle getting emotional in public very often!

This Morning fans have shared their annoyance over what they branded a 'tat segment' - but not everybody agreed. Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield were back at the helm of the ITV daytime show on Tuesday (October 11) and were continuing their Halloween theme.

DEIDRE Sanders returned to This Morning today after her shock breast cancer diagnosis and told Holly and Phil "I'm feeling good." The Sun's beloved agony aunt joined the ITV show to help viewers struggling with addiction. Before taking part in the phone-in segment Deidre, 77, confirmed she had surgery on a lump in her breast and was awaiting the results to find out if she is cancer-free.

Siva Kaneswaran appeared tearful after he was asked to speak about his late bandmate Tom Parker after it was revealed he would be taking part in next year's Dancing On Ice. The Wanted singer’s participation in the ice skating TV competition was announced during Good Morning Britain on Tuesday (October 11).

Holly Willoughby has said people like to have her "figured out" and "pigeon-holed" in a cryptic message following her queue-gate scandal.Last month, Holly and her This Morning co-star Phillip Schofield were accused of hopping the queue to see Her late Majesty lying-in-state at Westminster Hall in London.The ITV duo faced a huge backlash from the public, with some calling for the presenters to be sacked from their TV jobs as a petition was launched.READ MORE: Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield 'odds on to leave This Morning' in monthsITV defended them in a statement before Holly and Phil addressed the claims on This Morning, insisting they didn't skip any queues and had obtained media accreditation to the hall.Holly, 41, has now given fans insight into how she's felling after the scandal in a journal entry on her website Wylde Moon, her lifestyle brand which just celebrated its first birthday.The TV star opened up in the post about how people see you and how her beloved Wylde Moon brand has helped her rediscover her identity.She said: "I’ve had to become a businesswoman."I know for some people some of the things we speak about come as a surprise because people like to have you figured out and pigeon-holed."Wylde Moon is very much my inner-self and a passion project."It has brought me back to who I am."It comes after ITV viewers claimed Holly had been "up all night crying" about the queue-jumping allegations.Concerned This Morning fans thought she looked like she'd been emotional ahead of her hosting duties today for Wednesday's instalment of the morning show.Body language expert Inbaal Honigman reckoned she looked "shaken and upset" and "clearly emotional" by the drama.Holly addressed the claims over a montageShe

Holly Willoughby pleaded with viewers 'don't do it' as she revealed how she was almost the victim of a text scam. The presenter shared her story while appearing on This Morning alongside Phillip Schofield on Monday (October 10).

Good Morning Britain viewers were quick to have their say as Richard Madeley returned to their screens this morning. The TV star was back at the helm of the ITV news programme on Tuesday (October 11) after months away.

Richard Madeley has finally returned to Good Morning Britain after fans of the show had started to become concerned. The veteran TV presenter has been missing from the ITV news programme for months but was back alongside Susanna Reid on Tuesday morning (October 11).

It looks like Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby could be on their way out of the This Morning studio next year, if predictions are correct.

This Morning viewers have defended an eccentric family from Manchester called the “real-life Addams family”. The foursome of dad Jon Paul Kenny, mum Kymmi and daughters Snow and Pebble believe they can see ghosts and even drive around in a hearse.

Alice Beer was back on This Morning with some more money-saving tips amid the cost of living prices. The consumer journalist appeared on Monday's edition (October 10) of the ITV show which was, as ever, being hosted by Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield.

The Crown is planning to air controversial scenes showing Prince Philip having an affair – this coming just weeks after the Queen passed away. The shocking and “fictional” storylines show the late husband of Queen Elizabeth II having a dalliance with close family friend Penny Knatchbull. Penny, also known as Countess Mountbatten of Burma, 69, was a real-life friend of the royals and attend Her Majesty’s funeral last month.

This Morning presenter Phillip Schofield was "not aware" that the character reference he provided for a friend would be used after they pled guilty to a revenge porn offence. The 60-year-old is reported to have offered Ben Perryman, 29, a reference as he faced charges of revenge porn at Liverpool Crown Court in June 2018.

Presenter Phillip Schofield was "not aware" when he gave a friend a character reference, which was used in court, that it was for a revenge porn offence. According to The Sun, the TV presenter, 60, “did not know what the reference would be used for”, when he wrote the reference for Ben Perryman.The 29-year-old received a suspended 12-week jail term and four-year restraining order to stay away from his victim after posting a naked ­picture of the man on social media, added the publication. Perryman also had to observe a curfew after admitting disclosing a sexual photograph with intent to cause distress at Liverpool crown court in June 2018.

This Morning's Phillip Schofield once gave a character reference for a pal who pleaded guilty to revenge porn charges.The 60-year-old Dancing On Ice presenter gave support to his 29-year-old pal Ben Perryman but did not know what the reference was going to be used for, reports The Sun.After pleading guilty in 2018, Ben received a suspended 12-week jail term and a four-year restraining order to stay away from his revenge porn victim.READ NEXT: Phillip Schofield 'dumped from £1m We Buy Any Car deal' amid queue-jumping claimsThis came after Ben posted a naked image online of his revenge porn victim, which also saw him observe a curfew after admitting that he had intent to cause distress at Liverpool crown court.The paper reports that Ben's restraining order recently expired.This Morning - the show that Phillip works on - often speaks about revenge porn, and had in the past had guests who were victims.In 2015 and 2016 they discussed the topic in depth with interviewees and call-ins.Revenge porn sees explicit photos shared online without the subject's consent.Despite all of this, Phil and Ben have remained close pals and the pair recently enjoyed a slew of summer outings together. The pair have enjoyed a bottle of bubbly in the garden, gone shopping for plants at a garden centre, and barbecued together beneath the sunshine.Ben's bio on Instagram hints that he has "grown" since his revenge porn charge.It reads: "Being capable of change is crucial to development There’s been moments I’m not proud of.