DOI host Phillip Schofield admits bosses are out of stand-ins

Andi Peters is best known for offering amazing prizes during the competitions segment on Good Morning Britain.The former Live & Kicking host is a TV favourite and is known for his cheeky personality. But what did Andi get up to before he graced our screens on GMB in the morning? Let’s take a look… Get exclusive celebrity stories and fabulous photoshoots straight to your inbox with OK!'s daily newsletter.

The Voice UK's host Emma Willis has given viewers an update about this series' upcoming live shows.Currently, those who were successful at the blind auditions are going up against each other in the tough battle rounds, hoping to win a spot on their mentor's final team.Emma has revealed the live shows will be kicking off "in a few weeks", and added that she's pretty nervous about it."The Voice is all looking good heading into the semi-finals," she told Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby on

Holly Willoughby couldn't help but get emotional after watching a sensitive clip from pal Emma Willis' new documentary series.The Voice UK presenter, who recently praised her son Ace, nine, for breaking gender stereotypes, appeared on This Morning on Monday morning to speak to hosts Holly, 40, and 58 year old Phillip Schofield about the upcoming series Emma Willis: Delivering Babies in 2020, which will air later this month.The documentary sees the 44 year old, who previously trained to become a

direct to your inboxThere's no Dancing On Ice this week as the show takes a break.Instead fans were treated to a nostalgic episode looking back over the history of the celebrity skating contest.As Dancing On Ice: The Greatest Show On Ice sparked nostalgia viewers remarked on how much hosts Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield had changed since the show launched in 2006."Awww look how young!" remarked one fan on Twitter."Wow the first series was in 2006! Can't believe it was so long ago! And it

Phillip Schofield has joked that he and Holly Willoughby may have to skate on Dancing on Ice. The ITV presenter, 58, made the joke after Joe-Warren Plant and Rufus Hound each left the show after testing positive for Covid-19 and Jason Donovan had to sit out from Sunday night's show for medical reasons.

This Morning presenter Phillip Schofield came out to Holly Willoughby on the TV sofa.And Phillip, who had just minutes earlier released a heartfelt message on social media saying he was gay, broke down admitting that Holly, his wife Steph and their two daughters gave him the support he needed.During their chat Phillip also explained that he had broken the news to his mum, Pat who given him a pretty blunt answer.Although straightforward, her response was pretty amusing.Phillip, who had travelled

direct to your inboxIt's A Sin was only released last week but its gripping, real story has had viewers binge watching the entire series. Created by Russell T Davies, the Channel 4 show focuses on a group of friends living in London during the 1980s and the AIDS epidemic.

Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield are known to entertain ITV viewers with their hilarious blunders on This Morning. And today was no different as the pair were caught having a cheeky off-screen discussion about four-poster beds, unaware that cameras were rolling.

Holly Willoughby was moved to tears live on air on Tuesday morning as she spoke to a pair of chart-topping nuns. Sister Gabriel and Sister Geraldine-Marie from the Poor Clares of Arundel joined Holly, 39, and her 58 year old co-host Phillip Schofield on This Morning to promote their album, which has already set the charts alight.The album, named Light For The World, has reached number one on the UK specialist music chart, where it spent nine weeks at the top.