ITV This Morning viewers hysterical as dog causes chaos in studio and eats chef Ainsley Harriott's chicken

Holly Willoughby has shared the reason she believes she'd be 'fine' if her TV career ended in a candid new interview. The This Morning star has been missing from the ITV show for a few weeks as she and Phillip Schofield take Easter off.

Vernon Kay and Josie Gibson were installed as main presenters on This Morning over four consecutive days this week while Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby enjoyed an Easter break. There was much hilarity during their presenting stint including Josie admitting she has tried dog chocolate and Vernon saying a dress in a fashion segment looked like wolf in Little Red Riding Hood would wear.But on Good Friday they were replaced by Alison Hammond and Dermot O'Leary.The ex Family Fortunes host and I'm A Celebrity finalist took to Instagram after his final appearance on the show to tell how he'd "loved" his presenting stint.He said: " Well! What an amazing week on This Morning."Thanks to@josiegibson85 for being, you! A joy to be hosting with a natural host! And all the team behind the show! It’s obvious why This Morning wins all the day time awards! Hard work pays off!! Loved the opportunity." But despite Vernon's glee over his appearance viewers were left dismayed that he and Josie did not present the show for a full week.One wrote in the comment section: "I think you guys should be hosting more often.

This Morning fans were left sharing a very similar wish as Vernon Kay spoke out on his hosting stint. The Bolton-born TV star made the famous sofa his home last week as he shared being at the helm of the show alongside Josie Gibson.

THIS Morning presenter Holly Willoughby has confessed she used to be permanently terrified she'd "say something stupid". Holly, 41, is one of our most in demand TV presenters these days but she hasn't always found public speaking so easy.

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This Morning star Alison Hammond issued a health update at the start of her ITV show - after co-star Dermot O'Leary revealed he was "worried" about her.The beloved daytime presenter appeared alongside her co-host Dermot for a special Easter-themed show on Good Friday (April 15).However, just minutes into the broadcast, Alison felt she needed to pause the show and explain to the viewers why she wasn't feeling as fit and healthy as she normally does. Starting off the show, Alison asked Dermot: "How are you doing?"Dermot replied: "Listen, I'm fine.

Alison Hammond is the bubbly This Morning Friday presenter who has earned a place in the nation’s hearts. She’s been frank about her struggles with being overweight, and has spoken about receiving abuse from online trolls about it. Alison opened up to Lorraine Kelly and her daughter Rosie Smith on the What If? podcast on her outlook on life, admitting that she may “die a little bit sooner” but is “living life to the fullest”.

Holly Willoughby has spoken openly about imposter syndrome and said she "wasn't up to" hosting when she first landed her role on This Morning.The ITV veteran, who has been presenting the popular daytime show alongside Phillip Schofield since 2009 recalled the "dreadful" interview with Prime Minister Gordon Brown soon after her first appearance on the programme.Discussing the interview which happened more than ten years ago, Holly told The Daily Mail Weekend Magazine about her experience and said she was "awful".She expressed: "I was dreadful. The worst thing was that so many people in the industry had said I couldn't do that job.

Josie Gibson left her This Morning co-star Vernon Kay and the crew in hysterics as she made an unusual revelation that she “doesn’t understand risotto.” The presenters, who are filling in for Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield during their Easter break, sat down to eat some risotto after a segment where Gino D’Acampo cooked up the rice dish. As the camera returned to the studio, Josie quickly killed the mood as she labelled the dish “alright” but not as good as the Pad Thai the other chef made earlier.

ITV viewers have called for Josie Gibson and Vernon Kay to be kept on as the main presenters on This Morning. The 37 year old and the 47 year old are filling in for Holly Willoughby and Philip Schofield while they are on their Easter break. Each day the presenter line up has been changed up across the two week break with Dermot O’Leary and Alison Hammond also filling in.

Holly Willoughby said she floundered when she first joined This Morning, thinking she was an "wasn't up to" hosting.

Holly Willoughby left Freeze the Fear fans in hysterics with her unusual outfit choice that viewers likened to Willy Wonka. The 41-year-old is hosting Freeze the Fear with Wim Hof alongside Lee Mack, where celebrities undertake a series of challenges in freezing conditions.

Holly Willoughby, 41, shared today a heartwarming post in honour of her daughter, Belle, who turns 11 years old today.The This Morning star took to Instagram, where she enjoys a following of 7.7 million, to wish her middle child a happy birthday.The photograph featured Belle on board a boat looking into the distance as the sunset on the horizon.Holly penned: “Happy birthday beautiful Belle…“We love you so much… let’s see what 11 brings…”Holly also added a string of emojis to the caption, including a birthday cake, a dog and a butterfly.Fans of the TV presenter took to the comment section to join the proud mum in her well-wishes.Kicks.count wrote: “Happy birthday Belle! I hope you have a wonderful day.“From what I remember 11 is a great age.”Trish_caffery64 added: “Happy birthday Belle.

This Morning took a racy turn when Josie Gibson asked her co-host Vernon Kay: "Do you trim your rose bushes?"Poor Vernon was left red-faced and speechless by her saucy-sounding question, which was broadcast to ITV's daytime TV audience. The presenting duo have been covering for regular hosts Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield, who have taken time off from the show during the school holidays.However, it seems their recent hosting stint hasn't come without some outrageously cheeky moments - including rose-bush-euphemisms.Thursday's show (April 14) saw Vernon and Josie wrapping up a family-friendly gardening segment on rose bushes with David Domoney.However, it quickly went wrong when Josie seemed to make a reference to Vernon's private parts - and he didn't know how to respond.Speaking about the floral feature, Vernon said: "That's the beauty of this show, when we get all the chefs in they make cooking look easy, and David's just done that with roses and he made that look easy."He added: "If you're someone like me, it's blimmin hard!"Josie asked him: "You don't trim your rose bushes?", and Vernon grimaced on camera before grinning.She then quipped: "You've got a gardener..." which prompted laughs from the studio.After a long silence, Vernon nodded and said: "Yeah.

Holly Willoughby has opened up on suffering from “imposter syndrome” during the earlier years of her presenting career.The This Morning presenter, 41, who’s hosted the ITV show alongside Phillip Schofield, 60 since 2009, said she was told by critics early on that she couldn’t handle political segents on the show.The mum of three confessed that her “worst” TV moment came in 2009 when she was interviewing then prime minister Gordon Brown, which she claims was “awful”. However, she says she’s learned to “trust herself” and accepted that she’ll “never be perfect as a presenter”.

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This Morning presenter Holly Willoughby has admitted that she proved her critics right following a "dreadful" interview with former Prime Minister, Gordon Brown.Speaking in a new interview, the ITV star, 41, reflected on her time presenting the popular daytime show with her co-host Phillip Schofield, revealing that she was determined to prove her critics wrong after people in the industry aired their doubts over her presenting abilities when she first landed the role.Holly has hosted This Morning for 13 years alongside co-host Phillip after landing the role in 2009 following a series of presenting stints.But in a new interview, the star told how she suffered from "imposter syndrome" throughout her early presenting jobs.However, it was one nightmare interview that left the star "completely floundering" after she was so desperate to prove she could do her new role on the ITV programme.A couple of months after joining This Morning, the star interviewed then-Prime Minister, Gordon Brown.Addressing her "awful" interviewing of the politician, Holly said: "The worst thing was that so many people in the industry had said I couldn’t do that job."I wanted to prove myself."The mother-of-three said that she had discussed the move to interview the politician at length with the show's crew.Explaining what had gone wrong, Holly explained: "Then when it came to the interview I was trying to read out questions from the script."I was saying words I didn’t even understand, mangling up sentences and completely floundering," she added.The star continued to say that she will "never be perfect" as a presenter."The biggest lesson I’ve learnt is that being myself works.

Queen on Twitter and call out the former The Wright Stuff host after he criticised the Queen for having an assistant to “wear in” her shoes.Matthew Wright, 56, was invited as a guest on This Morning’s show yesterday (12 April) where he slammed the Queen after her loyal aide, Angela Kelly, is set to once again publish her booth, The Other Side Of The Coin: The Queen, The Dresser and The Wardrobe.Angela’s intriguing new book will be re-published in May and boasts an exclusive insight into how the Royals spent lockdown and the plans for the Queen’s upcoming Jubilee celebrations this June.The book which was originally released in 2019 by Harper Collins, before lockdown will feature an entirely new chapter focusing on the death of Prince Philip and her protective “ring of steel security”, named HMS Bubble.The publisher said: “The Queen personally gave Angela her blessing to share their unparalleled bond with the world and Angela is the first serving member of the Royal Household to be given this extraordinary permission.”Matthew certainly had a bee in his bonnet about the Royal family, and continued on a lengthy rant about how the book has been written, saying it is “a soft spin on how wonderful the Royals are.“It’s people in ivory towers spending our taxes.”In the explosive statement, he went on to say: “We (taxpayers) pay for some woman to walk a mile in her shoes, so her feet are more comfortable.” This Morning presenters Vernon Kay and Josie Gibson certainly did not share the same opinion as Matthew, as the pair told him to “lighten up.”Viewers took to Twitter to discuss their outrage, one user wrote: “Bore off Matthew. Seriously, like a broken record #ThisMorning.”Another user wrote: “Shut up Matthew.

ITV's This Morning when she toddled off to eat Ainsley Harriott’s prepared chicken meal.Beth Lee-Crowther was appearing on today’s episode (April 13) of the programme to promote her book, Everything You Need to Know to Become a Pet Psychic, and to share tips for animal lovers about how to supposedly communicate with their pets.But, in a twist that neither she nor the presenters saw coming, Beth’s dog Misty quickly became bored of the interview and wandered off in search of food.At the time, Beth had been explaining how she had supposedly discovered her unique abilities while she had been riding horses as a youngster.“I’ve always been in tune with animals since I was a child, and I just thought it was normal to hear their thoughts and know how they were feeling," she remembered.“I’d had conversations with them in my mind since I was a child, and it wasn;t until I got older that I realised people weren’t doing the same as what I was doing,” she recalled.But, while Beth was explaining her psychic beginnings, Misty toddled off, and soon began to cause havoc in the kitchen area nearby.Looking over his shoulder, host Vernon Kay observed: “Oh, Misty’s dived into Ainsley’s chicken, that’s what Misty’s thinking.”Producers could be seen scrambling about to rescue the chicken while Misty took herself off to the bar on set instead.Meanwhile, Beth offered viewers some tips about how they could start trying to talk to their pets.“Most people are doing it already but they don’t realise, it’s about calming your mind,” she began.“I teach people to first of all do some deep breathing, and then surround yourself in white light because that’s a protection thing.”The woman then began tapping the centre of her forehead, just above her

This Morning viewers were left in fits of laughter after a guest brought her dog on This Morning, only for the pooch to cause havoc. Vernon Kay and Josie Gibson were hosting today's show which featured an interview with a guest, Beth Lee-Crowther, who claims she can talk to animals. Beth brought her dog Misty along for the chat – but Misty had better things to do than sit while her owner spoke to Vernon and Josie.

#freezethefear love… Every episode we delve deeper into @iceman_hof method, we’ve only just seen the tip of the iceberg. It’s fascinating to watch the celebs change and react to the process… right off for a cold shower…" READ MORE: BBC Breakfast's Dan Walker hits back at 'made-up' sources and reveals that it was a 'tough decision' to leave the BBC Holly was boasting a bright red winter jacket, completed with a black bobble hat as she admires the Italian landscape. Many of her fans have flocked to the comment section to send her warm wishes of support.