This Morning’s Phillip Schofield breaks down in tears after being left sobbing with his family by TV ending

Phillip Schofield, 59, has revealed he’s tried everything to be able to make it to host Dancing on Ice alongside co-star Holly Willoughby, 40, in an emotional Instagram post this morning. The presenter was struck down with Covid earlier this week, meaning he had to pull out of fronting This Morning at the last minute.Phillip was hoping he’d be given the all clear just in time to host Sunday's edition of Dancing on Ice.However, the star has taken to social media to inform his three million followers that despite doing two lateral flow tests “to be absolutely sure”, the results on both have sadly come back positive.Taking a picture of the tests resting on a granite worktop, Phillip wrote today: “Did two tests to be absolutely sure (crying face emoji).”The ITV favourite then took the opportunity to wish his colleague Stephen Mulhern good luck as he steps in to replace him.“Sorry @dancingonice Have an amazing show @stephenmulhern it’s SO much fun x @hollywilloughby.”A spokesperson for Dancing on Ice commented on the news shortly after Phillip’s tearful post.They said: “Sunday's episode of Dancing on Ice will be hosted by Holly Willoughby and Stephen Mulhern while Phillip Schofield continues to self-isolate."A source also told The Mirror of Phillip’s replacement: "Phil is off recovering, Stephen was delighted to be asked to step in to fill his shoes and present alongside Holly."He gets on with everyone so bosses are more than happy for him to step up. “Everyone's wishing Phil a quick recovery and hoping to see him back in his rightful place later this month.”Phillip confirmed he had tested positive for Covid after a busy time last weekend.He had been out and about attending the theatre alongside his estranged wife Stephanie

Phillip Schofield has confirmed that he will not be presenting Dancing On Ice this Sunday.The star who is currently self-isolating after testing positive for Covid-19 will now be replaced by ITV's Stephen Mulhern.Taking to Instagram, Phillip, 59, shared another positive test result with fans which confirmed that he still has the virus.Sharing a photo of his tests on Instagram, Phil informed his replacement that the show is a lot of fun.Captioning the snap he penned: "Did two tests to be absolutely sure," followed by a crying face emoji.He added: "Sorry @dancingonice. Have an amazing show @stephenmulhern it's so much fun x."Following the presenters announcement, a spokesperson for Dancing On Ice said: "This Sunday's episode of Dancing on Ice will be hosted by Holly Willoughby and Stephen Mulhern while Phillip Schofield continues to self-isolate."Catchphrase host Stephen also shared his excitement about joining the popular ITV show.Stephen said: "I’m very much looking forward to being back hosting alongside my good friend Holly this weekend."It’s big shoes to fill and I’m wishing Phillip a speedy recovery."I’m a big fan of Dancing on Ice and for one night only I’m thrilled to be rink side watching the action unfold.

Phillip Schofield has shared an update on his continual battle with COVID-19 after he tested positive on Monday, January 31.The This Morning presenter has revealed that he is still getting two red lines on lateral flow tests on Friday, February 4, which likely means he has to bow out of Dancing On Ice on Sunday.The 59 year old TV star looked very glum as as he posted a clip of himself sharing the news on his Instagram story. Dad-of-two Phillip first stared at the camera with a sad expression as he sat among his jungle of houseplants in his home conservatory.

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This Morning viewers said they were 'not prepared' as they tuned into the last episode of the week.

Phillip Schofield could potentially be replaced on Dancing On Ice this weekend after missing days of This Morning.

Phillip Schofield's replacement for Dancing On Ice has been announced and its an ITV favourite.

This Morning viewers have been treated to two days of the wonderful Alison Hammond this week on the hit show. The star stood in for Phillip Schofield on Tuesday after he tested positive for Covid-19 and again for her usual Friday spot.This edition of the show was full of celebrations as the much-loved presenter celebrated her birthday alongside pal Dermot O'Leary who greeted her with confetti and a tasty cake at the start.

Dancing On Ice has been saved as Phillip Schofield's replacement on the show has been revealed.The This Morning star, 59, has been absent from TV this week after falling sick with Covid-19 on Monday, 31 January.The sickness left the skating competition in chaos as it was unclear who would be able to step in to take his place. Now, it has been revealed Stephen Mulhern, 44, will be joining Holly Willoughby, 40, to present the show this weekend. "While Phil is off recovering, Stephen was delighted to be asked to step in to fill his shoes and present alongside Holly," an insider told Mirror Online.

PHILLIP Schofield will be replaced by ITV co-star Stephen Mulhern on Dancing on Ice this weekend, according to reports. The 59-year-old star tested positive for Covid on Monday night and has been unable to present This Morning.

The Mirror: "While Phil is off recovering, Stephen was delighted to be asked to step in to fill his shoes and present alongside Holly."He gets on with everyone so bosses are more than happy for him to step up. Everyone's wishing Phil a quick recovery and hoping to see him back in his rightful place later this month."Stephen is a regular face on ITV, with his own shows Catchphrase and In For A Penny, while also working closely with Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly.Phil hasn't been the only one absent from his usual hosting gigs this week though, as Holly Willoughby missed This Morning to work on another television job – though she returned on Thursday alongside Josie Gibson.Earlier this week, Phil broke the news to his fans that he had tested positive for Covid and therefore had to self-isolate.He shared an image of a positive lateral flow test on Instagram, alongside the caption: "Well b******s."The silver fox also told fans: "Currently just a slightly sore throat."He later appeared on This Morning via a video link and gave viewers on update on how he was feeling.Speaking from his London home, Phil said: "I'm fine."I don't even have a sore throat now.

HOLLY Willoughby has revealed her hair felt out and she was left with "tufts" along her hairline after she gave birth to her kids. The presenter told This Morning viewers today that she struggled with hair loss as a result of her three pregnancies.

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Josie Gibson has sent a sweet message to Holly Willoughby after the pair teamed up on This Morning.

PHILLIP Schofield has revealed he is still testing positive for Covid - throwing Dancing on Ice into chaos. The 59-year-old was forced out of presenting This Morning this week after falling ill with the virus.

This Morning fans were delighted to see Holly Willoughby and Josie Gibson host the popular ITV show together and have asked the broadcaster to make them a permanent duo.Presenter Holly made her return to the ITV daytime show on Thursday presenting alongside Josie as she covered for Phillip Schofield, who is currently isolating due to testing positive for Covid-19.Opening the show, the bubbly presenters joked the "blondes were taking over" but viewers at home were certainly hoping that they did.Taking to Twitter, fans shared their joy seeing the women host the programme together.One spectator penned: "Definitely prefer Holly & Josie to Phil & Josie."Another commented: "Absolutely loving the @HollyWills and @JosiesTweet pairing on today’s @ThisMorning already, should have this on Sunday’s @DancingOnIce while @Schofe is currently isolating."A third impressed viewer said: "Love Josie as a presenter. Definitely holds her own.

Holly Willoughby made a candid admission as she opened up about her struggles with hair loss.The mum-of-three told This Morning viewers today that her hair fell out after she gave birth to her children.The 40-year-old admitted she was left with "tufts" along her hairline as a result of her three pregnancies.The ITV favourite spoke candidly about her concerns during the programme.They were joined by a hair expert on the show, where Holly admitted her pregnancy brought some unexpected changes."After pregnancy, that whole front bit of my hair just fell out, these bits here."A surprised Josie Gibson - who stood in for Phillip Schofield on the programme - remarked: "Did you end up with little tufts of hair?"Pointing to her hairline, Holly replied: "Yeah here, and then it all grew back."Hair expert Lisa Caddy confirmed the phenomena,  as she admitted it was common amongst women.She said: "That's really common, hair loss from hormonal changes, from nutritional deficiencies, thyroid dysfunction there are so many causes."Lisa added if you're worried about your hair make sure not to skip any meals, including protein, as hair is made up of protein.The This Morning presenter and her husband Dan Baldwin have been married for 14 years and the couple shares three children together -  Harry, 12, Belle, 10, and seven-year-old Chester.Holly rarely shares pictures of her children, preferring to keep them out of the spotlight, but she does share glimpses into her home life on social media.Meanwhile, the ITV host returned to the show on Thursday morning after being absent for two weeks.Louise Minchin sends out call for help over 'recovery' fears[LATEST]Susanna Reid steals the show on GMB in plunging red dress[PICTURES]Amanda Holden reacts as

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This Morning viewers have shared their passion for the same thing as Josie Gibson returned to the show.

This Morning host Josie Gibson left A-list guest Tom Holland totally speechless after she let slip she watches videos of him on a loop when she can’t sleep. Josie, who is covering for Phillip Schofield as he recovers from Covid-19, and her co-host Holly Willoughby were joined by the Spiderman movie actor live in the ITV studio to chat about his new movie Uncharted.

Holly Willoughby paid tribute to her This Morning colleague as they starred in their final episode.During the latest show, Holly and her co-host Josie Gibson were sampling Phil's Vickery crumble following a masterclass when Holly made a special announcement. The 40-year-old presenter revealed that the show's long-running floor manager Tim would be leaving the show after a whopping 26 years.She said: "We've all had ours, there's a spare one over there, well it's not spare actually because that one is going to our floor manager Tim who has been a resident at This Morning for over 26 years and today is his last show."So Tim, well done you, thank you for all of your hard work."Good luck with the next phase, wherever you're going to, take it and enjoy."As applause filled the studio, Josie added: "Enjoy that Tim."Tim's exit followed Holly's return to the This Morning sofa after a lengthy absence.The presenter had taken a break from the programme to film Superstar Survival with Lee Mack and Wim Hof for the BBC.Upon her return to the studio, Holly said: "I have been away."I feel like the blondes have taken over the TV for the day.