Phillip Schofield's house almost floods while he's isolating with covid

This Morning viewers have aired their frustrations that regular hosts Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield are not presenting the ITV show this week. Best friends and co-hosts Holly, 40, and Phil, 59, are notably absent from This Morning, as they take their usual half-term break from 14-17 February. Instead, Friday presenters Alison Hammond and Dermot O’Leary are fronting the popular morning show.This comes after Phil was forced to miss the programme when he tested positive for Covid-19, and Holly took a two week break as she filmed her upcoming BBC One series, Wim Hof's Superstar Survival.

Phillip Schofield has shared the details of a love note left for him at Dancing on Ice.The presenter revealed that a secret admirer was leaving him love notes behind the scenes of the ITV skating show.Phillip hosted the show on Sunday night just hours before Valentine’s Day kicked off.Showing the love, someone working behind the scenes of the show left Phil an adorable note backstage.The 59-year-old star was much pleased with the revelation and took to social media to show off his message.On Sunday, Phil shared a photo of a heart-shaped red note that read: “If you were a chicken, you’d be impeck-able.”Thrilled at the message, Phil penned alongside the snap: “Loving the little notes posted anonymously backstage @dancingonice” – along with a heart face emoji.A second pic showed another note that said: “You are a ray of sunshine.”Phil then wrote: “On my dressing room door” – this time with two heart face emojis.Liberty Poole became the latest star to leave Dancing on Ice - but it didn't come without a surprising message backstage.The former Love Island star was gutted to get the axe from the ITV skating show on Sunday night (February 13) - along with her pro skating partner Joe Johnson.Liberty had suffered a nightmare night as she stumbled on the ice rink during her rollercoaster routine to Flo Rider's hit song Right Round.Although she managed to get back up in her feet and bagged 28 points out of 40 from the judges, it wasn't enough to save her at the end of the night.After being booted from the show, heartbroken Liberty took to Instagram to tell her fans she had been crying over the result.However, she was baffled by a message in a tissue that harked back to her days as a Nando's waitress.Chatting to her fans in a series

This Morning viewers had a lot to say on Monday morning as they tuned into the show.

DANCING on Ice fans have pleaded for bosses to bring back Stephen Mulhern after host Phillip Schofield returned to the ITV show. The In For A Penny host, 44, joined Holly Willoughby on the ITV show last Sunday after the 59-year-old This Morning star tested positive for Covid.

Phillip Schofield returned to Dancing On Ice on Sunday night after he tested positive for coronavirus last week and was temporarily replaced by Stephen Mulhern.The presenter, 59, was reunited with Holly Willoughby, who wowed fans in a pink Valentine's Day dress, during the latest instalment of the ITV show. As the episode opened, Holly said: "Welcome to the greatest show on ice and welcome back Phil!" With Phillip replying: "Thank you! I missed it last week, I had serious FOMO...

Phillip Schofield bravely shared some very important life changing news back in February 2020.The This Morning presenter trembled sitting alongside his co-host and best friend Holly Willoughby.Instead of being his normal chatty and confident self, the ITV star was the one opening up as he shared the news that he was gay with the shows loyal audience.The TV star, 59, who fought back tears revealed how tough his life was as he battled the fear that he wasn't living the truth.Phillip was petrified of how people would react and whether he would be accepted but he had nothing to worry about as viewers praised him for his honesty after coming out as gay.The legendary presenter was and is still married to his wife of 29 years Stephanie Lowe.The couple share two daughters together Molly, 28, and Ruby 25.He explained how his family had been so supportive as they enjoyed theatre nights out last year. He said: "Steph has been incredible – I love her so very much.

Phillip Schofield returned to Dancing on Ice with his good pal Holly Willoughby - but some ITV viewers thought Stephen Mulhern did a better job hosting the show.Phil normally hosts the ITV ice skating show with Holly, but he was forced to sit out of his usual presenting duties last week after catching Covid.Instead, Catchphrase star Stephen Mulhern was brought in to replace Phil - so he hosted alongside Holly in his absence.Gutted Phil had to watch from home, but he was delighted to return to the show on Sunday (February 13).However, it seems some fans of the show preferred Stephen as presenter, and they made their thoughts clear on Twitter.One wrote: "bring back Stephen as presenter im bored already, All Philip does is shout!"A second said: "Come back Stephen and rescue this show"A third commented: "Why oh why did they have to bring smug Phil back. Downbeat compared to last week.

Phillip Schofield confessed he had a few glasses of gin and tonic to get over his "FOMO" of missing last weekend's Dancing On Ice (February 6) due to testing positive for Covid. The ITV favourite revealed to fans that he had tested positive for the virus so was forced to miss a week of the show, with Stephen Mulhern stepping in to host with Holly Willoughby.

Phillip Schofield bravely came out as gay. His surprise confession was widely praised, however thoughts were also focused on his wife of 27 years, Stephanie.During his chat with co-host and best friend Holly Willoughby when he revealed his sexuality to This Morning viewers, the 59-year-old applauded his wife and said she had been "incredible" in her support, despite acknowledging "the hurt that I am causing to my family".READ: Phillip Schofield shares emotional message to daughter Ruby with rare photoWATCH: Phillip Schofield making his announcement regarding his sexualityHe said: "This is something that has caused many heart-breaking conversations at home.

PHILLIP Schofield got a scolding from his This Morning bosses after joking he was still Covid positive - despite being back at work. The presenter returned to the daytime sofa after coronavirus forced him to isolate for a week.

Holly Willoughby teased her This Morning co-host Phillip Schofield that they would "work up to licking" each other as she welcomed him back to the show.Phillip returned to screens today after being forced to take time off when he tested positive for Covid-19 just over a week ago.He was finally given the green light to return to work yesterday after testing negative for the virus over two consecutive days.Delighted to be back beside her co-star and friend Holly couldn't contain her excitement as she opened the show by saying: "Look who's back!"Phil then cheekily teased Holly about how he's no longer a threat to her as he has developed some immunity to Covid - so she could lick his face without fear.He said: "You realise I am now fully antibodied up? You could lick my face," Holly giggled as she responded: "I know I actually could."But hinting that it may land them in trouble with show producers she added: "I'd be scared someone might come in and pull us apart or something... you're now like, this is it."Phillip replied: "I'm bulletproof for 90 days, allegedly."Holly proceeded to playfully touch and slap Phil over his arms breaking their no contact rule for the first time.She then joked that she would be getting a telling off from their bosses as she quipped: "I'll do that, that's my beginning bit.

This Morning viewers went wild as presenter Phillip Schofield returned to host the popular ITV show alongside Holly Willoughby. Phillip, 59, has been absent from the show for just over a week after testing positive for Covid-19.

Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield are finally reunited on This Morning.

Phillip Schofield has returned to This Morning after testing positive for coronavirus. The 59-year-old presenter had been forced to skip hosting This Morning and Dancing on Ice and admitted he was "bored out of his brain" while locked away in his home after testing positive for Covid seven days in a row.

Phillip Schofield has confirmed he’s finally out of isolation after testing negative twice for Covid.The presenter, 59, has been absent from his presenting duties on This Morning and Dancing On Ice after testing positive for coronavirus at the end of January and previously admitted he was “bored out of his brain” after isolating for a week. However, his luck seems to have now changed – on Monday afternoon he posted a negative lateral flow test, followed by another negative test today, meaning he could leave isolation. Sharing a photo of his negative test on Tuesday, Phillip wrote: “It's official!!! 2 days negative...

Alison Hammond was almost left apologising to a music icon on This Morning.

Dancing on Ice host Phillip Schofield has issued fans an update after testing positive for Covid.This Morning anchor Phil usually co-hosts the star-studded ITV ice skating show with his TV wife Holly Willoughby.The 59-year-old was left gutted as he had to drop out on last week's live show as he was forced to isolate at home whilst he recovered from the virus.Phil watched the show on TV at home with a G&T after he was replaced by Catchphrase presenter Stephen Mulhern - and he jokingly told Stephen not to have "too much fun" in his role.However, Phillip was excited to announce to fans that he was finally free from his Covid isolation after getting two negative lateral flow tests.Taking to Instagram, Phil shared a snap of his negative covid test with the caption: "It's official!!! 2 days negative... I'm FREEE"It came after he shared an initial covid test on Monday night - telling fans:" Oh hello!! What do we have here?", adding a fingers-crossed emoji.Phil had previously admitted he was "bored out of his brain" during self-isolation.The TV legend issued a public apology to his pal Holly as he was unable to present This Morning with her like usual.But it seems he's set to return to work now he's able to go out and about.Appearing on Monday's This Morning (February 7), Holly told Phil: "We obviously missed you hugely on Dancing on Ice.

PHILLIP Schofield has been replaced by Alison Hammond for a second day running on This Morning - but will return to the ITV show tomorrow. It comes after the host, 59, tested positive for Covid last week and was forced off the ITV daytime show and Dancing on Ice.

Phillip Schofield received a welcome boost from his This Morning colleagues as he remained in isolatation at home with Covid-19.

Phillip Schofield has issued a major health update as he teased his return to This Morning.The 59-year-old presenter tested positive for coronavirus last week and was forced to self-isolate, leading to chaos on two of ITV's biggest shows.Phil has been forced to sit out on his scheduled This Morning appearances since last Monday, and was once again replaced by Alison Hammond on today's show.He was also absent from presenting Dancing on Ice over the weekend, with Stephen Mulhern joining Holly Willoughby in his place.However, it looks like his self-isolation may have finally reached its end.Posting to his Instagram stories on Monday evening, Phil shared a photo of a negative lateral flow test alongside the caption: "Oh hello!! What do we have here?"He also posted a fingers crossed emoji.The lateral flow test can be seen with only one red line through the control section, marking a negative response.Over the weekend, the ITV star was forced to stay in isolation past the five-day minimum as he continued to test positive for Covid as early as Monday morning.In another Instagram story shared earlier in the day, Phil bemoaned the positive test which marked his seventh day of isolation.He wrote: "Oh COME ON!!! This is getting so bloody dull now." He later added: "I am seriously going out after this."Phil's latest negative lateral flow test means the presenter could return to This Morning as early as tomorrow.The presenter has yet to reunite onscreen with his regular co-host Holly Willoughby, who returned to This Morning last Thursday after taking a lengthy break.Holly had been filming forthcoming BBC reality series Superstar Survival alongside Lee Mack and Wim Hof.On her absence, she said: "I was in Northern Italy up in the Alps

On February 7, 2020, Phillip Schofield sat on the This Morning sofa and came out, live on television.