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This Morning hosts Holly Willoughby and Philip Schofield have announced they will be taking a break from the ITV show from Friday.The duo confirmed the news during Thursday's Spin to Win segment.After the first few viewers failed to answer their phone, Phil suggested the money would have to be rolled over to Monday.But Holly told him: "We're not here on Monday. We've got a week off."At the end of the game, Phil told viewers: "Spin to Win will be taking a break for half-term so keep an eye out for it when it returns."The pair will return to the show after the Queen's Jubilee weekend on Monday, June 6.Some viewers weren't too impressed with the pair for taking time off, with people taking to Twitter to share their annoyance.One person wrote: "They're always on flipping holiday."Another said: "Where do you think Phil and Holly are going on holiday next week?"One person Tweeted: "Another week off why am I not surprised, so many holidays for working 2 hours a day."Holly, 41, and Phil, 60, don't usually host This Morning over half-terms and bank holidays.Holly has taken multiple breaks from the show throughout the year.Her most recent break came earlier this month when she enjoyed some time out to film The Games, which she hosted with 44-year-old Freddie Flintoff.Singer and TV presenter Rochelle Humes, 33, stood in for her alongside Phil.Rochelle also presented back in January when Holly took more than two weeks off to film the BBC's Freeze The Fear with Lee Mack, 53.

ITV’s golden girl Holly Willoughby is well known for presenting the popular show This Morning alongside Phillip Schofield.

Holly Willoughby's BBC quiz show 'Take Off' has been axed after one series.The show, which was co-hosted by The Chase's Bradley Walsh, saw members of the audience compete each week to win luxury holidays abroad last summer.However, despite the incredible prizes and well-known presenters, the show failed to impress viewers as many were unable to go travelling at the time it aired due to coronavirus restrictions.According to The Express, the show had been filmed before the pandemic but only aired on our screens in the summer of 2021.Take Off was produced by Hungry Bear Media, which is owned by Holly Willoughby's husband Dan Baldwin.The show, which consisted of four episodes, has now reportedly been shelved as it appeared to be 'too difficult' to get the winners of the show on holiday.A source told The Sun that travel was much easier when the show was filmed prior to the pandemic.They said: "Now, it’s more difficult with so many restrictions. It didn’t land with viewers who were grounded."According to the publication, the BBC did not comment on the claims.Despite the show being axed, the source said Holly and Bradley had great on-screen chemistry and loved working together.Last year, Bradley admitted that he didn't know the rules of Take Off and that he leaves that to his co-host, Holly.He said: "I leave that to Holly - she is the nuts and bolts of it all.

ITV’s The 1% Club was flooded with complaints from viewers, with many making the same complaint about the TV show.The new series of the Saturday night quiz show hosted by Lee Mack had many viewers enraged about the show’s production issues.Many viewers raised concerns that they can’t see the questions to play along with at home.Others shared that the answers were way too small for viewers to see at home.Some also took issue with the show switching to the contestants too quickly.Viewers flocked to Twitter, where they shared their criticisms.One disgruntled viewer said: “Anyone watching The 1% Club and thinking why they can’t make the questions bigger so it’s easier to read."Another user pointed out in a screen shot: “@ITV #The1PercentClub - How on earth are we meant to play along at home if we can’t read the questions? We do not need to see the audience or the host, we want to play along!”A third enraged fan said: “Anyone watching the one percent club and thinking why they can’t make the questions bigger so it’s easier to read only 1% of people can see some of those questions.”A fourth person added: “Almost every tweet about #The1PercentClub is about the annoying shrinking graphics. Please sort it out if there’s another series or develop an app so we can play along at home more easily.

Holly Willoughby has been a busy woman when it comes to being on our TV screens of late. Not only is she the regular face on This Morning, but she's also recently wrapped up hosting ITV's The Games live on the channel.

Holly Willoughby shared a snap of her modelling a stunning lilac coloured coat as she posed in the forest for the Freeze the Fear with Wim Hof finale.The 41 year old This Morning presenter, who recently shared a sweet tribute to her sister Kelly for her birthday, looked incredibly stylish as she donned a pair of black jeans, matching top and snow boots.The star's jacket then featured a black faux fur trimmed hood and belt around her midriff. With her blonde bob styled loose and natural, Holly then finished her look with a knitted black bobble hat and a smattering of light makeup. In the crystal clear blue sky, the mum-of-three had flushed cheeks and what appeared to be a slick of lip gloss as she beamed in the sunshine.

Holly Willoughby broke down in tears as she watched her pal Tamzin Outhwaite bang her head during a terrifying Freeze the Fear challenge.The last episode of the BBC One series aired on Tuesday night (May 17), with former EastEnders actress Tamzin, 51, stepping up as the show resumed its penultimate swimming under the ice challenge.As Tamzin swam underwater, she ended up striking her forehead against the ice, resulting in a large bump.As she shakenly got out of the water, Tamzin was approached by a concerned Holly.The This Morning presenter, 41, could be heard saying: "She hit her head."Tam, well done. Is your head alright? Are you alright? Do you need to see the medic?"As Tamzin replied: "I might need to sit down," Holly countered with: "I know I feel like that too."We're going to get you checked out, okay and just make sure everything is okay."She could later be heard saying: "It's just so scary."While Tamzin received medical treatment, Holly could be seen getting even more distressed.She was later consoled by her co-host Lee Mack, who queried the distressed presenter about her upset.

ITV's Saturday night schedule has undergone a major shake-up this week - as two huge shows were yanked off air.Stephen Mulhern's popular gameshow In For A Penny which usually airs at 6pm on Saturday has been cancelled, along with Oti Mabuse's dating programme Romeo And Duet which airs at 7pm.Instead, the channel aired the FA Cup final between Chelsea and Liverpool, which also aired on BBC.But due to the drastic change, some fans were evidently perplexed and headed straight to Twitter to find out what was going on.One fan asked: "Where Is in for a penny, it's the mrs birthday she was looking forward to it."Another fan tweeted Stephen directly and wrote: "Hi Stephen what is going on I see that there is no in for a penny on tonight because of the football."Despite the shake-up, Britain's Got Talent and The 1% Club will be staying in their original time slots.Simon Cowell's popular talent show will return to screens at 8pm following the Lee Mack quizzing show at 9.30pm.After The 1% Club has aired, the ITV News will then broadcast at 10.20pm with classic 80s chick flick Pretty Woman seeing the channel through to the early hours of their programme scheduling.Although In For A Penny has been on TV for quite some time, ITV's Romeo and Duet first kicked off in April, leaving several fans divided regarding the show's format.The programme focuses on singletons looking for love while they stand on a balcony serenaded by love matches that they can hear, but not see.Although the show promises viewers fun, light-hearted entertainment, some Twitter users have described the programme as "absolute nonsense" with one person on Twitter writing: "I had high hopes for this because I love Oti, but she really should’ve said no to this

The Games and Freeze The Fear presenter Holly Willoughby has posted a rare snap of her son Harry as he celebrates his 13th birthday. Holly, who hosts the daytime show This Morning with Phillip Schofield, posted a photo of her eldest child gazing out to sea on a boat as she shared a loving message to her boy.

Holly Willoughby made sure to make a splash as she returned live to ITV on Tuesday night. The TV star was back hosting The Games on the channel alongside Freddie Flintoff.

Holly Willoughby fans were confused about what show to watch on Tuesday (May 10) after BBC and ITV appeared to having clashing programmes with the same host.The 41-year-old who is most renowned for presenting ITV's daytime favourite This Morning, is proving to be hot property at the moment.This evening on BBC One Holly starred alongside comedian Lee Mack as she spurred on celebrity contestants in the first series of Freeze The Fear With Wim Hof.But over on ITV, the mum-of-three also held the starring role of presenting ITV's new show The Games.Online fans were baffled over which show to tune into first, calling the 9pm slot "Holly's power hour". over on Twitter.One online user penned: "#FreezeTheFear on BBC1, #TheGames on ITV...Welcome to the @hollywills Power Hour."Another chimed: "Just realised @hollywills is on both @BBCOne and @ITV tonight for #FreezeTheFear and #TheGames what to watch."A third commented: "#ThisMorning #DancingOnIce #FreezeTheFear #TheGames and adverts.

BAFTAs host Richard Ayoade joked that he only did the hosting job for "money" as he opened the show.The IT Crowd star, 44, spoke today (Sunday, May 8) as he took to the stage to kick off proceedings with a funny speech.Richard also joked that he "doesn't care" who won any of the night's awards and also said that "stars don't trust me".The ceremony marked a return to a full glitz and glamour in-person event, after the awards were disrupted for two years by the pandemic.Comedian, presenter and Richard hosted the event, which celebrated the depth of talent across Britain's TV industry, for the third consecutive year.However, he also joked that this would be his last time hosting the show.Presenters at the star-studded ceremony included Michelle Keegan, Sex Education's Aimee Lou Wood, Giovanni Pernice, Lee Mack, Lorraine Kelly, Martin Freeman, Rochelle Humes, Rose Ayling-Ellis, Suranne Jones, Susanna Reid, Tom Daley and Oscar-winning actress Olivia Coleman.Mocking the back-slapping nature of awards ceremonies, Richard cheekily added: "Nobody works harder than stars. Other than people in other professions."Channel 4's AIDS drama It's A Sin led the nomination pack, with an impressive 11 nods, including one for lead actor Olly Alexander.Richard's first TV BAFTA ceremony, held in July 2020, was a virtual ceremony due to the pandemic, with many praising Richard's hosting as "perfect".The ceremony was held behind closed doors, with its celebrities accepting awards via video link, and no audience in sight, except for six presenters in the studio.For more of the latest showbiz news from Daily Star, make sure you sign up to one of our newsletters here.

Michelle Keegan has wowed the crowds today (Sunday 8th May) outside London's Royal Festival Hall as she arrived for the 2022 TV BAFTAS ceremony. The former Coronation Street star wore a pink asymmetric satin gown which is split to the thigh.

Britain's Got Talent viewers were gobsmacked when comedian Tommy J came onto the stage to audition for the judges. Simon Cowell, Alesha Dixon, David Walliams and Amanda Holden were thrilled as the young performer appeared and told them that he is related to a famous comedian.He announced that his dad is a fellow comedian, but added that he is the funnier of the two.Fans immediately rushed to social media to work out the identity of Tommy's father, and some think they may have cracked it.Some predicted that Tommy could be related to Lee Mack after noticing a resemblance between the two.One posted: "This kid reminds me of Lee Evans so much I had to Google if they was related," as another said: "Tommy has got some Lee Evans in him."Another asked: "Is Tommy J Lee Evan's son?"A third agreed: "Is this guy's dad Lee Evans?"A fourth swiped: "Will ya look at $ store Lee Evans.

Gogglebox stars Pete and Sophie Standiford left viewers in stitches on Friday night as the pair poked fun at Holly Willoughby’s “mum voice” during her appearance on Freeze the Fear. In a short clip of the programme, the Channel 4 reality show replayed a specific moment in which Holly was spotted strongly urging contestant Patrice Evra to abandon an ice water challenge set by endurance expert Wim Hof.The French footballer had been completely submerged in sub zero temperatures for around 15 minutes before his body temperature began to drop sharply, significantly increasing his risk of becoming unwell.

Michelle Keegan and Sex Education's Aimee Lou Wood have been announced among the presenters for the Bafta TV awards on Sunday. IT Crowd's Richard Ayoade will be hosting the awards for the third year in a row along with Vick Hope, reality TV star Sam Thompson and TV presenter Zeze Millz will hosting the red carpet show from 2pm.

Holly Willoughby finally got involved in a freezing challenge in her BBC One show as she and co-host Lee Mack showed the celebrities how it was done. The new hosting duo were back on screens with Freeze the Fear with Wim Hof on Tuesday night (April 26).

Holly Willoughby was left screaming on Tuesday's episode of Freeze the Fear with Wim Hof as she took part in an intense blizzard challenge. During the show, Holly, 41, and co-host Lee Mack told the celebrities that they would be taking part in a "bone-chilling" snowstorm challenge to test their tolerance to the cold.The stars had to go in one-on-one battles as they walked down an icy log carrying a giant flag while cannons created a blizzard impact with snow, if they fell off, they had to start again.

HOLLY Willoughby was soaked as she was blasted by snow cannons in her brutal first Freeze the Fear challenge. Holly presents the BBC series alongside comedian Lee Mack, and so far, they have watched as the eight celebrities take on a series of intense - and freezing challenges.

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