Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby choke back tears in emotional Kelly Holmes interview

HOLLY Willoughby was overcome with emotion as she paid tribute to Dame Deborah James today following her death. The inspirational Sun columnist, known as BowelBabe to her legions of Instagram fans, died from bowel cancer aged just 40.

Phillip Schofield and his estranged wife Stephanie Lowe were spotted together in the crowd for day one of Wimbledon. The This Morning presenter, 60, and Stephanie, 58, were pictured sharing a laugh as they also enjoyed a glass of Champagne together. The couple, who have been married since 1993, are not often photographed together, but have remained close since Phillip's decision to come out as gay in February 2020.

Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield were back at the helm of This Morning today with yet another interesting line-up of discussions, interviews and celebrity guests. Following the recent news that John Lewis will now offer Botox and fillers at six of its UK stores, a member of the show's crew was given Botox live on air.

Holly Willoughby has been spotted enjoying day one of Wimbledon in a rare public appearance with her husband, Dan Baldwin. The pair could be seen enjoying the tennis together as The Championships got underway and saw both Andy Murray and Novak Djokovic progress to the second round.

Holly Willoughby couldn't face watching as a member of the studio received Botox live on This Morning.The presenter, 41, is known for being squeamish and made it apparent at the beginning of the segment that she would be unable to watch.Holly, alongside co-presenter Phillip Schofield, welcomed Dr Amiee Vyas to speak about department store John Lewis offering Botox and also to give a demonstration.Phill, 60, made it clear that they would be "keeping an eye" on Holly and even prepared for events if she ended up feeling slightly "woozy."As the camera panned around, two members on set were holding stools waiting to be brought in if the Freeze the Fear presenter needed a sit down.Phil informed viewers that the patient receiving Botox was in fact a member of their green room, Fleur. As Dr Amiee, who is an aesthetic doctor and cosmetic skin specialist, was about to begin, Holly assured "Yep, I'm alright.""How are you feeling Fleur? Are you not nervous about it?," Phil asked."No, not at all," the This Morning studio member assured. Dr Amiee said: "If anyone's feeling squeamish please look away now" before Holly decided: "Yeah I am going to look away."As soon as Dr Amiee had finished, Holly asked: "How was it? Did it hurt?" "No! I find the dentist worse than that" exclaimed Fleur. The segment sparked debate amongst viewers however, with many fuming the ITV show had decided to "advertise" Botox."@thismorning Can’t believe your advertising Botox has a lunch time treatment..

Yesterday, ITV This Morning presenters Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield headed to Wimbledon for the first day of tennis. Holly was joined by her husband Dan, while Phil was accompanied by ex-wife Stephanie.

This Morning presenters Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield were spotted looking glamorous and dressed to the nines as they led a whole host of stars coming out to attend Wimbledon 2022. Holly, 41, looked her usual stylish self in a pink patterned '50s style dress that featured a sweetheart neckline and was cinched in at the waist by a belt. On her feet, she whore a pair of nude strappy heels and she carried a mini handbag with her.

Once again Holly Willoughby has had fans rushing to the internet to snap up the outfit she’s wearing on ITV’s This Morning. And this time, it’s a blue broderie number perfect for summer that has already sold out.

This Morning guest Gyles Brandreth took a cheeky swipe at Phillip Schofield about Botox. The broadcaster, 74, joined Phil and Holly Willoughby in the ITV studio today (June 27) to discuss the top headlines of the day alongside The Guardian columnist Sonia Sodha.

Holly Willoughby could be close to reigniting arguments with her neighbours as she prepares to start home renovations in her London mansion.

Holly Willoughby lives in a £2.8 million home in the leafy suburb of Barnes and was given the green light for an extension. She and her husband Daniel Baldwin had been wanting to add a first-floor side and front extension, window and door alterations and a side dormer roof extension at their mansion for over a year.Her neighbours have been complaining about her planning applications over the years, with them saying there will be disruption to the roads as well as noise from the building works.Since buying the home in 2011, she has gone through many setbacks with applications and disgruntled neighbours.According to Daily Mail's Richard Eden, planners have approved her plans for a first-floor extension.Last year, neighbours complained about the disruptions that would be caused due to the presenter's refurbishment plans.As reported by the aforementioned publication, one neighbour, Liliana Velez, said: "Having the noise all week all day for so many months is not the standard of living in such an expensive area to live."I do not pay taxes to get this level of disruption, it is not quality of life."Another local, Julie Halstead, said: "The property of Holly Willoughby has already been extended, I feel that further development as per the proposal, would severely impact the character and nature of this part of the road."A neighbour also sent a letter to the council about it, with The Sun reporting the letter saying: "My workspace is right by the project and having the noise all day and all week for so many months is not the standard of living in such an expensive area to live."I don't pay taxes to get this level of disruption, it is not quality of life.

HOLLY Willoughby risks angering her neighbours as she’s set to start renovations on her £3million London mansion. The 41-year-old has reportedly finally been given the green light to extend the huge property after years of battling with the people around her and rejected planning applications.

Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield were left in shock this Morning after a couple played a recording of their very noisy sex session on the ITV breakfast show This Morning.Couple Lydia Barker and Billy Brown came on the show to talk to hosts about their issues with their neighbour after being slammed for their noisy love making.After quizzing the couple on the allegations, Holly and Phil then revealed they'd asked them to record audio of them having sex.READ MORE: Phillip Schofield breaks down in tears on This Morning as Dame Kelly Holmes speaks outThe hosts were left open-mouthed after listening to the action through headphones, will Holly remarking: "You definitely like to talk to each other during your love-making!"She suggested: "Maybe the complaints was about the words you were actually shouting."Joking Billy replied: "Yeah she never shuts up!"Phil asked the loved up couple if it changed anything for them and they replied by saying that they are now more aware of the sound they are making and make sure that they shut the window.The pair joined Holly and Phil live on a video call from their bedroom and told the two presenters that they had already been at it that day kicking off the day with a 6.30am session.

HOLLY Willoughby and Phillip Schofield were left in shock as they listened to a couple's noisy sex session live on air. Couple Lydia Barker and Billy Brown appeared on the show to talk about being slammed by their neighbours for their loud lovemaking.

This Morning viewers were quickly flocking to social media as Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield kicked off their last show of the week. The pair were back at the helm of the ITV daytime programme on Thursday (June 23) and wasted no time in introducing their first guests.

Telly legend Phillip Schofield’s enjoyed yet another bumper year despite the Pandemic. The star’s TV firm Fistral Productions Ltd equity now stands at £2,464,251, which includes £1,686,171 cash in the bank.

SHIRLEY Ballas broke down in tears today as she spoke about her brother's suicide during an appearance on This Morning. David took his own life 20 years ago and his photo is now being used as part of an exhibition in London's Southbank by charity CALM.

Holly Willoughby was left red-faced after becoming confused during a cooking segment on This Morning.The presenter and co-host Phillip Schofield welcomed Jun Tanaka, 50, on today's show (June 22) for a cooking segment.While the chef was cooking his one-pot summer lamb, he started explaining to the Dancing On Ice presenter the steps to take to reduce the sauce in the dish.The American-born Japanese-British television chef said: "Take the lid off, and it helps reduce the sauce down and intensifies the flavour."Believing he meant taking it out of the oven completely, an intrigued Holly asked: "But how does it reduce the sauce, just because it steams away?""Yeah because if you take the lid off it reduces down slightly and starts to caramelise on the top and so thickens it up," the 50-year-old explained."How clever is that! I would never think to do that!" Holly exclaimed.What, reducing a sauce? a baffled Phil asked. Holly informed him: "No but leaving it off the hob to reduce on its own, because you would reduce it on the hob but he said you just put it on the side.

This Morning star Phillip Schofield was left in a fluster after his attempt to position a face mask went seriously wrong. Just hours after hosting the ITV show alongside Holly Willoughby on Tuesday (June 21), the 60-year-old presenter settled into bed for a pamper session. However, it wasn't exactly relaxing for Phillip as he struggled to position a transparent mask on his face.

This Morning fans were in tears after Shirley Ballas spoke about her brother's suicide. Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby welcomed the former Strictly judge, 61, to the ITV studio in Wednesday morning's instalment (June 22) to raise awareness about male suicide.Phil explained that This Morning a partnering with the charity, Calm who have just launched their new campaign on London's South Bank in the hope of saving lives.READ MORE:This Morning fans 'switch off' as they fume at 'rubbish' crystal tips for Summer SolsticeThe London display features of pictures of men who have taken their own lives, with Shirley's brother being one of them.Speaking about her brother's suicide that happened 20 years ago, the former ballroom dancer described her brother as a "powerhouse" who "everybody loved."She added: "He was everything to me, we spoke everyday at four o'clock.

Phillip Schofield may not be taking the lead on any beauty segments on This Morning anytime soon if his latest video is anything to go by. The presenter took to Instagram on Tuesday night (June 21) after his latest stint on the ITV daytime show alongside Holly Willoughby.