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Stephen Mulhern is reportedly being lined-up by ITV bosses as a potential replacement for Phillip Schofield on Dancing On Ice. Phillip and co-presenter Holly Willoughby have been at the centre of recent spat rumours, with reports emerging earlier this week that they were "barely speaking" off-camera. And it seems that the falling-out could be putting Phil's future at ITV in jeopardy, with speculation that Monday's This Morning will be "D-day" for the presenter, whose contract with the TV network is up for renewal in September.

Holly Willoughby has reportedly asked bosses at ITV to begin contract negotiations amid reports of a rumoured “rift” between her and This Morning co-host Phillip Schofield. The ITV co-stars, who have hosted the daytime show together since 2009, were first hit by rumours of a rift earlier this week with Phil releasing a statement about his “difficult few weeks” following reports that he and Holly were "barely speaking" off-camera at the moment.

ITV bosses have confirmed that Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby will be returning to present tomorrow's This Morning, despite the rumours of a feud between the co-hosts. And while there were reports that the duo might not be together on the sofa on Monday morning, a spokesperson for ITV has confirmed to OK! that both Holly and Phil will be returning tomorrow.They told us: "We can guide that Holly and Phillip will be back on the sofa tomorrow." This comes despite the fact that the pair have been at the centre of feud rumours, with reports emerging earlier this week that they were "barely speaking," with Phil going on to make a statement hoping to mend the broken relationship with the blonde.

Holly Willoughby has been pictured for the first time following reports of a “feud” between her and fellow This Morning co-host Phillip Schofield. The pair, who have hosted the ITV daytime show together since 2009, have been hit by allegations of a rumoured feud in recent days, with sources claiming that “Holly just wants Phil gone”. Amid the ongoing reports, 42 year old Holly has been spotted looking deep in thought as she stepped out in Hampshire on Saturday (May 13).

Holly Willoughby reportedly "wants Phillip Schofield gone" from This Morning as their once-close friendship is rumoured to have hit the rocks.Talk of a rift between the pair emerged this week, with Phillip, 61, going on to release a statement, which is said to have left Holly, 42, "blindsided" as she had no idea he was going to do so. Now, a This Morning insider has told The Sun on Sunday the pair's working relationship has broken down irretrievably and “Holly just wants Phil gone.” The couple have been one of Britain’s best-known double acts for years but they have had a rocky year, with several dramas including Queue-gate scandal after the Queen’s death and Phillip’s brother being convicted for sexually abusing a minor.

Holly Willoughby has broken her silence amid rumours of a feud between her This Morning co-host, Phillip Schofield.The 42 year old spoke out to commend the Princess of Wales as she made a surprise cameo for the grand finale of the Eurovision Song Contest.The official Instagram for the Prince and Princess of Wales shared a video of Kate playing the piano in a pre-recorded opening video featuring last year’s winner’s Kalush Orchestra.They captioned the video: “A #Eurovision surprise A pleasure to join Kalush Orchestra in a special performance of last year’s winning @eurovision entry. “Enjoy the show, Liverpool!" Commenting under the clip, Holly broke her silence and wrote: "This is incredible." Talk of a rift between the pair emerged this week, with Phillip, 61, going on to release a statement, which is said to have left Holly, 42, "blindsided" as she had no idea he was going to do so.

Phillip Schofield 'could be leaving This Morning in just a few weeks', say reports, amid stories of a falling out with co-host Holly Willoughby.The TV presenter, who has fronted the show since 2002, could potentially be leaving the show as his contract reportedly comes up for renewal in September. And if ITV bosses decide against renewal, it might mean that Phillip's final show could be as early as July, when he and Holly take their annual summer break.The summer break will see the presenting duo replaced by Friday's hosts Alison Hammond and Dermot O'Leary, and a rotation of other stars, including Josie Gibson and Rochelle Humes.

Phillip Schofield has been branded an "obnoxious, horrible man" by fellow TV star Kim Woodburn. Kim's remarks on the TV presenter come amid reports that he has had a falling out with fellow This Morning host Holly Willoughby. It's been claimed that the co-hosts who were once famed for their close friendship, are "barely speaking" off-camera at the moment and have "become more distant" in recent weeks.

Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield are known as best of friends, and as well as being co-presenters of This Morning, they've often take annual trips abroad together with their families. But it looks like the vacations could be no more, as the presenting duo are thought to have cancelled them, according to MailOnline, amid rumours of a feud between them.Talk of a rift between the pair emerged this week, with Phillip, 61, going on to release a statement, which is said to have left Holly, 42, "blindsided" as she had no idea he was going to do so. Phil told The Sun: "The last few weeks haven't been easy for either of us." He continued: "As I have said before, Holly is my rock.

Dermot O'Leary is the front runner to replace Phillip Schofield on ITV's This Morning if he was to be axed from the show, according to reports. Rumours of a "feud" between TV golden duo, Phillip, 61, and Holly Willoughby, 42, have been swirling as of late. Reports emerged earlier this week that the pair were "barely speaking," with Phil going on to make a statement.

Phillip Schofield is reportedly fighting to save his longtime television presenting gig on This Morning amid his reported rift with co-host Holly Willoughby.The pair have been at the centre of feud rumours, with reports emerging earlier this week that they were "barely speaking," with Phil going on to make a statement hoping to mend the broken relationship with the blonde. And now, insiders have claimed that ITV bosses will not hesitate to act fast if they feel his on-screen chemistry with Holly has been ruined.The Mirror has also claimed that the network was fuming that the 61 year old went public on the rift with his statement that they knew nothing about, adding: "Monday is very much D-day." The publication alleged that ITV and Holly believe Phil's statement made the situation much worse, with the insider adding: "This Morning's ­relationship with its viewers is built on trust, and they have to believe that Holly and Phil's friendship, and what they're watching, is real." Adding that the "noise and speculation" over their friendship "could have easily been ignored", they continued: "But by putting this statement out there, he has turned what was a manageable situation into a feeding frenzy.

In the wake of reports that Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield’s close personal and working relationship is falling apart, Phillip is said to have had a “tense” phone call with his co-star after news of their fallout came to light. It’s reported that Holly, 42, is “hardly talking to Phillip” as This Morning faces a so-called shake up, with Phillip going on to address the matter directly. “The last few weeks haven’t been easy for either of us," the 61 year old said following his brother Timothy’s trial, where he was found guilty of sexually abusing a teenage boy over a three-year period.

Josie Gibson has shared several cryptic posts amid reports of a feud between her This Morning co-presenters, Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield. Reports emerged earlier this week that the duo are "barely speaking" off-camera at the moment and have "become more distant", with Phil recently making a statement in a bid to mend the broken relationship. And while none of Holly and Phil's co-stars have spoken out publicly on the matter, Josie, who has been a regular on This Morning since 2019, did share a series of telling cryptic posts on her Instagram Stories on Friday.

Following Thursday's reports that This Morning duo Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield are "barely speaking" off-camera at the moment and have "become more distant", fans have rushed to Holly’s social media to show their support for the presenter. Last night Phil made an official statement in a bid to mend his broken friendship and working relationship with Holly, 42, after claiming: “The last few weeks haven’t been easy for either of us.” The 61 year old continued: "As I have said before, Holly is my rock.

Rumours of a rift between This Morning co-stars Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield have been rife over recent weeks, and following Phil's bombshell statement, new details have emerged. According to reports, Holly, 42, was "deeply upset" when she found out about 61 year old Phil's brother being on trial from a third party – however, a source close to her one-time pal has denied this. Timothy Schofield stood trial earlier this year and was convicted of 11 sexual offences.

Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield’s TV double-act appears to be coming to an end - but who do YOU think should replace the golden couple on This Morning? Despite the duo putting on a united front on the ITV breakfast show, rumours have surfaced suggesting the close pals’ friendship has become strained. In response to the allegations, Phillip released a statement that addressed claims about the pair “barely speaking” off camera and that their rumoured issues have been going on “for some time”.The host shared: “We’re the best of friends – as always, she is an incredible support on screen, behind the scenes and on the phone.

Fans of This Morning's co-host Holly Willoughby claimed that she removed her co-star Phillip Schofield from her Twitter amid their ongoing reported feud. Holly and Phil have co-presented This Morning together since 2009, and became "great friends" after first having met as hosts of Dancing On Ice on the same channel.

The Dancing On Ice presenting role has been thrown into doubt amid Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield ’s reported ongoing tension. The presenting duo, who were once best friends and co-stars for over two decades, have already sparked concerns over their future on This Morning, and are now leading ITV bosses to think about what the future holds for ITV’s Dancing on Ice. A source told The Sun: “Holly and Phil are the shining stars of Dancing on Ice, but if they aren’t getting on there are fears it won’t work.

We can always rely on Holly Willoughby for top-notch high-street style recommendations. She’s already the unofficial queen of midi dresses and now she’s making a bid to crown herself queen of suit co-rds as well – and just in time for linen season (summer).

Following Thursday's reports that This Morning duo Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield are "barely speaking" off-camera at the moment and have "become more distant", last night saw 61-year-old presenter Phil make an official statement.The father-of-two claimed it has been a difficult "few weeks" for the on-screen duo, with his comment on their alleged estrangement understood to have been a bid to mend his broken friendship and working relationship with Holly, 42. "The last few weeks haven’t been easy for either of us," the 61 year old said. "As I have said before, Holly is my rock." He continued: "We’re the best of friends – as always, she is an incredible support on screen, behind the scenes and on the phone.

This Morning host Holly Willoughby is said to have been left shocked by Phillip Schofield's unexpected statement, in which he had his say on rumours of their friendship fall-out. TV presenter Phil, 61, last night claimed it had been a difficult "few weeks" for the on-screen duo, with his comment on their alleged estrangement understood to have been a bid to mend his broken friendship and working relationship with Holly, 42. "The last few weeks haven’t been easy for either of us," the 61 year old told The Sun.