Phillip Schofield has presented This Morning alongside Holly Willoughby since 2002 having before worked alongside Fern Britton.
The ITV favourite is a popular face in the showbiz industry and has interviewed high-profile celebrities to politicians.
Express.co.uk explores the controversial moments when celebrities have taken a dig at the presenter from Gemma Collins to Dan Wootton.
Recently, ITV viewers saw Phillip take an extended break from his hosting duties to deal with a family matter.
The 61-year-old’s prolonged absence saw him leave at the start of March and return to the daytime show on Monday this week.
Gemma Collins demands a public apology from Phillip Schofield
Gemma Collins called on hosts Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby to make a public apology after they accused her of not being professional on live TV when she appeared on Dancing On Ice in 2019.
She told the Sunday Mirror at the time: “I’ve been told on the rumour mill that Phil and Holly have been told off, but a public apology would go a long way.
“I haven’t seen them yet – obviously I’ll see them at the studio, but I’d like an intervention before the show starts. We need to find the culprit responsible for giving them this false information.”
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Eamonn Holmes took a cheeky swipe at Phillip Schofield over queuegate
Eamonn Holmes made a savage dig at Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby after it was claimed they jumped the queue at Westminster Hall while the late Queen lie in state in 2022.
GB News co-host Isabel Webster introduced a guest, saying: “[They] suffered that queue and they were not of any insignificant age, we’ll be talking to them after this.”
Jumping at the opportunity to criticise Phil and Holly, Eamonn chimed in: “What, Holly and Phillip?”
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