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This Morning viewers have slammed a "pointless" harvest moon phone-in on Monday's show and described it as "absolute tosh".Today's episode (September 20) of the ITV daytime series saw presenters Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby welcome moon mentor Kirsty Gallagher to conduct a phone-in based on tonight's harvest moon and what it means for viewers.The harvest moon is said to be the most important full moon of the year and marks the end of summer and is believed to be a turning point in people's lives.A phone-in based on the moon was then conducted by Kirsty, with viewers deeming it a "wind-up" and "absolute tosh".One viewer wrote: "Is this actually serious on This Morning? People asking this woman for advice based on the moon: surely a

On Monday morning, Holly Willoughby lined herself up for a busy day for not only stepping into her presenting shoes on This Morning but the mum-of-three also launched her very own website, WYLDE MOON. WYLDE MOON is a website founded by the 40-year-old herself and in an Instagram post, Holly said how: "It is a space full of things that I love and people that inspire me...

health segment on the daytime show where the TV hosts were promoting Lorraine Kelly’s No Butts campaign, encouraging people to call their doctor if they had any change in their bowel habits or tummy pain. Ally, whose dad had recently been diagnosed with terminal bowel cancer, phoned her GP and asked to be referred for tests.

showbiz gossip straight to your inbox with the Daily Star's FREE newsletterThey once turned up to present This Morning in the same clothes they'd worn the night before to collect a gong at the National Television Awards for Best Live Magazine Show.The following year, Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby decided that, instead of raising a glass or two and risking a hangover on air the next morning, they would get tattoos to celebrate that year’s NTA win.Things took a turn, however, when they were turned away from a tattoo parlour for being too drunk.Reminiscing recently, The Cube presenter Phil said: "Holly and I said that we were going to get tattoos, but we were told that we were too drunk to give proper consent and couldn’t get one."It

Holly Willoughby has admitted she was panicked after a This Morning guest warned parents that they should begin to buy Christmas presents this month.The presenter, 40, appeared on Thursday's episode of the ITV daytime show alongside Phillip Schofield.The pair were joined via video-link by toy shop The Entertainer's commercial chief Geoff Sheffield, who warned that "Christmas chaos" will hit Britain this year and make getting the right toys more difficult.

Phillip Schofield was forced to apologise live on This Morning today after actor Martin Clunes' foul-mouthed speech. Clunes appeared on the This Morning sofa to talk about him once again portraying the real-life figure of Metropolitan Police Senior Investigating Officer Colin Sutton in the new series of ITV crime drama Manhunt, subtitled The Night Stalker.

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This Morning paid tribute to a former guest as Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield shared the sad news that Heather Bone passed away this week. Heather had appeared on the show in June as a caller selected for Dosh on your Doorstep, where she won the the £1,000 prize money.

Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby have led tributes to beloved This Morning guest Heather Bone who has tragically passed away from cancer aged 41.

Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby burst into laughter when a This Morning guest star shared their thoughts on the new Prince Harry and Meghan Markle photoshoot.The Duke and Duchess of Sussex can be seen on the cover of the latest issue of Time magazine.The photo shows the couple posing together after being named two of the most influential people in the world.Talking about the cover, Holly, 40, said: "It's a great image of them but a lot of people are saying it looks incredibly airbrushed."Turning to journalist Camilla Tominey, who joined the presenters via video link, she asked: "Camilla, every magazine cover in the world is airbrushed to a certain extent, isn't it?""I think so, yeah," she replied.

Alison Hammond has led the tributes to This Morning competition winner Heather Bone, who has sadly passed away at the age of 41.The news of her death was confirmed on Heather's Instagram in a message from her two sons. It read: "After a long battle with cancer, mum went in the most peaceful and perfect way last night.MORE: Ruth Langsford sparks fan reaction with unseen moment from NTAs WATCH: This Morning stars' stunning weddings"Mum inspired so many people and will do for years to come, she always put others first and ALWAYS stayed positive which kept the whole family going.

Phillip Schofield joked about coming out at the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic as he accepted an accolade at the TRIC Awards on Wednesday afternoon. A month before the world went into lockdown in March 2020, the 59-year-old bravely announced he was gay in an emotional confession that had been "consuming him for years".

showbiz gossip straight to your inbox with the Daily Star's FREE newsletterThis Morning host Phillip Schofield couldn't hold back as he made a cheeky quip about his sexuality after publicly coming out as gay last year.The ITV programme scooped the gong for Daytime show at the Television and Radio Industries Club (TRIC) Awards on Wednesday.Phillip and his co-star Holly Willoughby took to the stage to accept the trophy, after their resounding success at the National Television Awards (NTAs) last week.And Phil, who publicly came out as gay last year, couldn't resist poking fun at himself as he thanked the This Morning team for their efforts in producing the show throughout the pandemic.Taking the mic, Phillip said: "This is a big award for our

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Kate Garraway was a vision in white as she walked the red carpet for the TRIC Awards on Wednesday 15 September. Kate, 54, lead stars who are are turning up on the red carpet ahead of the star-studded ceremony, which is in partnership with OK!.This year's ceremony is being hosted by Capital Breakfast star Roman Kemp, who is also nominated for a gong himself.

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This Morning fans have slammed Phillip Schofield after he branded the Government "miserable" over new plans to protect people from Covid in the winter.He and Holly Willoughby opened up the show under a black and white filter with the Game of Thrones theme tune coming, referencing Professor Chris Whitty's comment that "winter is coming".Phillip said: "Talks of a Plan B – 7,000 hospitalisations a day, more than this time last year...

This Morning’s Holly Willoughby had her co-host Phillip Schofield in a fit of hysterics on Tuesday as they discussed choppers.The ITV pals had invited chef Joseph Denison Carey into the studio to cook up his One-Pot Chicken Cacciatore.However, the conversation soon derailed after talk turned to choppers.40-year-old Holly was stunned as Phillip told her about using a mini chopper to cut his fruit and vegetables, seeing as she’d never heard of such a device.As Phillip explained how it worked, Holly without thinking commented: "I feel the Googling for mini choppers now has gone through the roof!”But she quickly realised what she had said and shouted "Careful!" as Phillip added: "Be careful when you Google!"The pair fell apart giggling at the

This Morning star Phillip Schofield has admitted he "can’t remember" much of his National Television Awards speech - after fans accused him of "hogging the mic".Phillip took to the stage along with Holly Willoughby, Eamonn Holmes and Ruth Langsford - but Ruth and her hubby were unable to get much of a word in.The daytime telly programme scooped a coveted gong for Best Daytime Show at this year’s NTAs, with Schofe’s presenting pal Holly Willoughby also nominated for the Best TV Presenter award, though she lost out to Ant and Dec.But now Phil has opened up about his memories of the night he "let loose" at the NTAs, issuing the candid admission on Monday’s instalment of This Morning.Holly opened up on Monday during a discussion about the

Holly Willoughby conducted a debate between two doctors about teenagers receiving the COVID-19 vaccine on the latest This Morning Tuesday, but admitted it the difference of opinion was “making her think”.The 40 year old presenter got caught in the middle as the doctors discussed whether young people should be having the jab, and whether they should be given the choice themselves to get injected. Holly then said that “it does make you think…” as she noted that the imminent decision affects her and her son Harry, who is 12.