This Morning’s Phillip Schofield slams ‘miserable’ Spin To Win contestant after nearly swearing on air

This Morning 's Holly Willoughby had a very cruel April Fool's prank played on her last year by her co host Phillip Schofield and the rest of the team.

Holly Willoughby was reminded of one of the most iconic moments in recent This Morning history on Tuesday's show, looking back to last year's April Fool's Day. Phillip Schofield had enlisted the help of the This Morning team in pranking Holly, staging an elaborate "fake makeover" hoax to swindle her on the show.

Fans were stunned when it was reported This Morning favourites Ruth Langsford and Eamonn Holmes are set to be booted from their regular slot on the popular morning show. But now we can reveal that the presenting power couple, both 60, are hoping that, after a huge outpouring of support from the public, bosses at ITV will reverse the controversial decision to replace them with Alison Hammond, 45, and Dermot O’Leary, 47 Ruth and Eamonn currently present Fridays on This Morning, while Holly Willoughby, 39, and Phillip Schofield, 58, take the reins Monday to Thursday.

This Morning had opened up its phone lines to those who were grieving the loss of a pet with sychologist and TV personality Emma Kenny joining Holly and co-host Phillip Schofield. The heartbroken caller – whose name was Ann – spoke about her grief on the show and became quite tearful.She went on to explain that her beloved grandson then died at the age of 14, heartbreakingly passing away on her late dog's birthday.Ann said: "On November my grandson took poorly, very ill.

This Morning on Monday, appearing via video chat from his Hampshire home. The Strictly Come Dancing judge, 55, was joined by pro dancer Kevin Clifton on the show, as they opened up about their new musical with hosts Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield.

Holly Willoughby returned to The Morning in style on Monday as she flashed her model pins in view of her millions of fans. The 39-year-old ITV presenter posed up a storm for the camera, wearing a ribbed pink long-sleeved jumper, which she tucked into her black leather skirt.Phillip Schofield's co-star showed the world that she was ready for her day ahead as she took to Instagram to show off her latest look.Holly enhanced her natural glow with some makeup and left her trademark blonde tresses in loose waves.She completed her outfit with a pair of pointed black stilettos.The Dancing On Ice presenter penned alongside her snap: "Morning Monday...

This Morning today after she missed two episodes last week. The ITV presenter was suddenly missing from the daytime favourite on Wednesday and Thursday.Co-host Phillip Schofield simply said: "Holly's having a day off, she's back on on Monday."Holly, 39, was replaced by Alison Hammond and Davina McCall.But over the weekend, the mum-of-three revealed the reason for her sudden absence after two of her kids became ill and had to get tested for coronavirus.Holly wrote in a post on her Instagram Stories to her 6.9 million followers on Saturday: "Just wanted to say thank you for all your kind messages...

Phillip Schofield has fronted How to Spend It Well at Christmas since 2017. Now in its fourth series, the This Morning star made sure to post that it was this week on social media.The 58-year-old shared a trailer for the latest episode - which focused on toys - in view of his 4.5 million Twitter followers.He was soon inundated with excited replies from fans, however he was soon chatting about the scheduling of the festive offering.The father-of-two appeared to share a slight grievance when he replied to one person's question.Phillip had initially shared on Tuesday: "#howtospendit is on @ITV at 8:15 tonight...

BBC bosses are set to offer axed ITV This Morning presenters  Eamonn Holmes and Ruth Langsford their own show. The Sun on Sunday can reveal the telly couple, both 60, were told they were being dropped from their weekly Friday slot a month ago.

This Morning this week. The ITV star was suddenly absent from the programme she hosts alongside Phillip Schofield and was replaced by Alison Hammond and Davina McCall.

Holly Willoughby's This Morning absence was down to her children having a coronavirus scare, it has been reported.

Ruth Langsford has been inundated with messages of support after her and Eamonn Holmes' return to This Morning on Friday morning.MORE: Eamonn Holmes and Ruth Langsford avoid responding to This Morning axe reportsThe pair, who are set to lose their Friday slot to Alison Hammond and Dermot O'Leary, put on a brave face as they took on their usual presenting roles and delighted viewers with their funny banter.Following the end of the show, and once back at home, the mother-of-one shared her daily look with her Instagram followers – prompting them to shower her with encouraging messages. WATCH: Ruth shares awkward encounter with Alison and Phillip after axe reportsAmanda Holden, who has an ongoing feud with Phillip Schofield, was one of the

This Morning amid a shake-up at ITV.The presenter, 45, complimented the host on Instagram and called her "a beauty".Ruth, 60, shared a photo of herself in a blue jumper with stars on social media as she smiled and posed.

This Morning host Phillip Schofield, 58, was joined by his co-star Holly Willoughby, 39, earlier this week on the ITV programme.

Ruth Langsford, 60, and Eamonn Holmes' Friday slot on This Morning.The radio presenter said the situation is "tricky" as he claimed he doesn't want to "tread on anyone's toes".Dermot and Alison, who presented This Morning together on occasions throughout the summer, are said to be taking over Ruth and Eamonn's slot on Fridays on a permanent basis.Ruth and Eamonn have hosted the ITV show for 14 years since joining in 2006.They are said instead to be taking over from Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby hosting the show for six weeks in the summer.Dermot has now spoken out on the claimed decision, which is yet to be confirmed.In an interview with Ireland AM on Thursday, Dermot said "it is always tricky when there are colleagues and friends

Many This Morning viewers were happy yet confused on Friday morning, as usual Friday hosts Ruth Langsford and Eamonn Holmes presented the ITV show live from the studio.

Davina McCall was scolded by Phillip Schofield on This Morning on Thursday for using a 'banned' word.

This Morning presenter prefers to tuck into toast.The pair got onto the subject on the ITV show alongside Alison Hammond, 45, after TV chef Nigella Lawson, 60, divided viewers of her cooking show Eat, Cook, Repeat on the way she prepares the breakfast dish.Nigella explained she opts for a “two-stage” approach to buttering toast - adding one layer when the slice has just come out of the toaster and another after it has cooled slightly. However, Phillip pointed out he only likes to eat toast when it’s gone cold, which stunned ITV’s Saturday Morning host James.The restauranteur argued that he’d been buttering his toast the way Nigella has “for years” and couldn’t see why people found the food preparation method controversial.He exclaimed:

Eamonn Holmes and Ruth Langsford have told pals they believe their reported This Morning axe could be down to their age, according to OK! online’s insider. Our source says that the TV presenting power couple are trying to understand the reason behind the decision to give them the boot from presenting their usual Friday slot.

Let’s face it, 2020 has most certainly not been the best of years and it’s perfectly plausible that you might be feeling, well, a little Grinch-y in the run up to Christmas this year.