Kelly Holmes spotted with Phillip Schofield at Pride after bravely coming out

Eamonn Holmes, 62, was fuming when he was reportedly branded too "male, pale and stale" and allegedly dismissed from his job at ITV. However, he said the experience only increased the "fire in his belly", as he vowed to overtake the channel via his new position at GB News.Last night, as he claimed victory at the TRIC Awards as the Best News Presenter, he warned ITV that he was "coming for" them in the ratings.He was asked yesterday how his wife and former This Morning co-host Ruth Langsford, who presented his award to him yesterday, feels about his disparaging comments against ITV."I haven't been slagging off This Morning.

This Morning viewers were quick to flock to social media when the latest show came to an end. Thursday's edition of the ITV daytime programme (July 7) was very different as hosts Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield and their crew ditched the studio for the great outdoors.

This Morning viewers were left making the same comment as Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield returned to screens. Those tuning into the ITV daytime show on Thursday (July 7) were a little thrown off at first as they were greeted by a group of drummers covered in face paint and in bright clothing.

This Morning viewers wondered what was going on as they tuned into the latest edition of the show. Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield as well as a number of their crew have ditched the ITV daytime show's usual studio for the forest.

In a heart-warming moment on This Morning, Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby doubled an emotional Spin to Win caller’s prize money. After a few technical errors and delays in the woods, Phil, 60 and Holly, 41, got through to Chris from Southampton who took home the jackpot prize money of £3,000.

Phillip Schofield appeared a little surprised when he was told that he appears to have 'inner struggles'. The presenter was hosting This Morning at the time alongside co-host Holly Willoughby.

Viewers were left with the same response during a gift-buying segment on the latest episode of This Morning. Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield were back at the helm of the ITV daytime show on Wednesday (July 6) which started with them discussing the latest goings-on in the world of politics after a dramatic 24 hours.

PHILLIP Schofield was told he is in "inner turmoil" by a This Morning guest today. Handwriting expert Tracey Trussell analysed Phillip and Holly Willoughby's writing and doodles, explaining what they revealed about the hosts.

Mika left Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield shocked as he revealed the backstage drama that ensued prior to the Eurovision Song Contest airing to millions across the globe. The singer, who hosted the competition, appeared live on This Morning on Tuesday (July 5) to chat to the hosts.

Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield appeared visibly surprised by some of the revelations by their latest guest on This Morning. The hosting duo were back at the helm of the ITV daytime show on Tuesday (July 5) when they were joined live in the studio by the woman who negotiated Prince Andrew's appearance on Newsnight.

BBC Strictly Come Dancing star Catherine Tyldesley has been embroiled in a furious spat with a gym goer. The ITV Coronation Street star spoke out after the argument with an angry gym goer. Cath, who starred on Strictly two years ago, spoke out on social media.

ITV This Morning star Holly Willoughby has reportedly bagged a whopping £1 million. It comes after the 41 year old mum of three settled a legal battle with her former agents. The former agents wanted 15 per cent of all future deals.

ITV This Morning star Holly Willoughby today hosted the show with a "hoarse voice" after a weekend spent shouting. Holly, aged 41, a mum of three, was hosting with Phillip Schofield. She said: "I was down at my parent's house because it was my dad's 70th birthday party this weekend.

THIS Morning hosts Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield were forced to apologise after a guest SWORE live on air on Monday. The presenting pair were joined by actress Miriam Margolyes as she sat down to discuss the hilarious details of her latest book.

THIS Morning's Holly Willoughby explained why she was hosting the show with a "hoarse voice" after the weekend. The 41-year-old presenter opened up on her weekend to co-host Phillip Schofield at the start of today's show.

Lorraine Kelly has revealed how her attendance at PRIDE London didn't quite go to plan, but that didn't stop the ITV presenter from having a ball of a time. Find out what happened in her exclusive HELLO! diary below...It was such a joy and an honour to be one of the million people taking part in PRIDE London at the weekend although it didn't quite go according to plan for us.READ: Strictly's Johannes Radebe reveals his search for loveWe covered ourselves in rainbow glitter and our brightest outfits and happily boarded our special open top bus which decided to completely break down.WATCH: Lorraine Kelly reveals mishap at PRIDE London paradeObviously, a little thing like that wasn't going to stop us taking part; so along with the fantastic ITV Pride team and ITV on-screen pals including my lovely friend Mark Heyes, Phillip Schofield, Alison Hammond, Gok Wan, Charlene White, Linda Robson and Judi Love, we decided to unfurl our banners, and get out and walk.READ: Lorraine Kelly apologises to fans as she holds back tearsREAD: Lorraine Kelly looks so glamorous in the boldest Zara shirt dress Lorraine and her friend Mark Heyes aboard the ITV Pride parade busWe were joined by Emmerdale stars including Ash Palmiscaro, and Dame Kelly Holmes, who recently came out.

This Morning descended into chaos when Miriam Margolyes accidentally swore live on the ITV chat show.The 81-year-old actress is well known for her outrageous TV moments, which include rude sex confessions and dropping swear words on air.But it's clear Miriam hasn't stopped creating TV gold as she burst out with the word "sh**" during Monday's show (July 4), where such words aren't allowed due to daytime TV rules.READ MORE:Miriam Margolyes' 53 year romance - long-distance rule to tragic coming out storyHer swear word gaffe forced Phillip Schofield to apologise to viewers before he and Holly Willoughby erupted in fits of stitches.Hilariously, Miriam had only just been praised by her hosts for holding in rude words during the interview, where she opened up about being treated badly by male members of the Cambridge Footlights.She nearly dropped the f-word before stopping herself and saying: "Oh, I have to watch myself!" to which Phil replied: "You're doing really well, which is such a shame because we love it when you just let rip."Miriam replied: "I know, but it upsets some people, and I don't want to upset people because the whole thing is, life is sh** at the moment, it really is. It's terrible, and we..."However, Phil was quick to spot the explicit word, telling viewers: "Ooh, sorry."Miriam then realised she'd immediately made the exact error she had been trying to avoid.She said: "I've let myself down.

Phillip Schofield couldn't have looked any happier as he attended his first Pride event since going public with his sexuality two years ago.The host of This Morning, 60, attended the London celebrations on Saturday, 2 July, along with his ITV colleagues.The capital's streets were awash with rainbows, glitter and sequins as the parade began at Hyde Park Corner and carried on into Trafalgar Square, before finishing at Whitehall Palace. It's believed more than a million people joined in on the event and, judging by Phil's collection of snaps, it's likely he'll be joining the same people next year.

HOLLY Willoughby shared a sweet message for Phillip Schofield and Alison Hammond as This Morning stars celebrated Pride in London. The presenter, 41, took to Instagram to confess how much she wanted to be involved in the celebrations today.

Holly Willoughby has posted a glam Instagram snap with her pet dog Bailey to celebrate Pride in London.It was difficult to judge who was happiest on the picture that was lit up by Holly's famous smile, although her beloved golden retriever looked like he was also enjoying the July sunshine with his eyes closed and mouth open in a blissful look of contentment.The This Morning presenter expressed her regret that she could not attend Saturday's (July 2) biggest-ever Pride in London parade on the event's 50th-year anniversary, along with her "ITV family".READ NEXT: Inside Margot Robbie's love story with Harry Potter extra Tom AckerleyBut she went on to explain that she was celebrating her father Brian's 70th birthday this weekend.Holly's colleagues Phillip Schofield and Alison Hammond were both pictured joining in the Pride revelry.In her photo, Holly was wearing sunglasses and a strapped light blue dress with a daisy design.But Bailey almost stole her limelight with his adorable pose in the background.The post has attracted more than 21,000 likes with Holly captioning the post: "The sun is shining down on @pride London today… If you are going, have the best time… wish I was with my @itv family today at the parade but it’s my dad's 70th birthday celebration this weekend… enjoy!"To stay up to date with all the latest news, make sure you sign up to one of our newsletters here.Commenting on Bailey's sunny disposition, one smitten Instagram fan wrote: "I can’t even cope with how happy your dog looks."An estimated 26,000 people took part in the Pride parade with another million believed to have watched it after flocking to the capital as London became a sea of rainbow colours for the day.It was launched in the afternoon by

London Pride, wearing denim shorts, a black top and a colourful kimono with a rainbow flag trim at the bottom. Dame Kelly completed the look with sunglasses and a black cross-body bag which also featured a rainbow stripe down the middle. Addressing the crowd, Dame Kelly insisted she would never live ‘behind that curtain’ again.She explained: ‘For those that don’t know me, I am an honorary colonel with the Royal Armoured Corps Training Regiment, I am a Dame Commander of The British Empire, I am the first British woman in the history of the Olympic Games to win two gold medals at the same games, I am mixed race and I am also a gay woman.‘For 34 years I have never been able to say those words until two weeks ago due to the fear of judgment and retribution that was instilled in me since the age of 18 because the laws in the military and being in the public eye didn’t allow me to do it.’She thanked fans for their support since coming out, adding: ‘All I can definitely say now is I’m 52, I’m never going to live behind that curtain again.’The sportswoman was joined by Alison Hammond and Phillip Schofield, who both wore white T-shirts with the ITV logo in rainbow colours. Dame Kelly had publicly come out as gay just two weeks beforehand, having felt she had to hide her sexuality for 34 years for fear of persecution.She revealed that she had first realised she was gay at the age of 17 in 1988 when she kissed a female comrade while was a soldier in the Women’s Royal Army Corps.The sports star revealed that she kept her sexuality hidden for fear of being persecuted as same-sex relationships were banned in the force, but it was the pandemic that spurred her on that it was finally time to be her ‘real self’ after having breakdowns