Phillip Schofield could be leaving ITV for ‘big money offer’ of millions

take their traditional summer break, This Morning has confirmed which presenters are stepping in for them.As ever, everybody's favourite bickering couple Eamonn Holmes and Ruth Langsford will be stepping in most of the time – Mondays through to Thursdays – but this opens up Fridays for a rotating lineup of guest presenters.The next two Fridays, July 17 and 24, will be fronted by Rochelle Humes and Strictly Come Dancing's Ore Oduba, while X Factor favourite Dermot O'Leary will co-host with

Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield are on a well earned break from This Morning following their stint hosting the show every weekday during the coronavirus lockdown.The presenting duo were classed as key workers and allowed to be in the studios to bring viewers daily news and updates regarding the pandemic, as well as lighthearted entertainment to keep moods up.

This Morning.During Thursday’s show, the pair revealed that they will be taking their usual break for the summer holidays, and will be returning in September when school starts again.Holly and Phil spoke about their upcoming absence during the show where they shared that Friday 10 July would be their last day for a couple of weeks.The duo was discussing the current date and they were shocked when they realised it was already the middle of July.Holly turned to her co-presenter and said: ‘Oh it’s

Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield have revealed they're taking a break presenting This Morning for the summer.The ITV duo made the announcement on Tuesday, 7 July, during a game of Spin To Win. Caller Mary was thrilled when she won £500 on the show, but Phil explained that she also had the opportunity to win a "money can't buy" prize.

Phillip Schofield has addressed rumours he is leaving This Morning.The 58 year old TV star responded to a fan’s tweet after it was reported BBC chiefs were planning a multi-million pound offer to bring Phillip over to their channel after his contract with ITV ends in 2021.

@Schofe please please don’t say that you and Holly are leaving this morning?— Peter Rigby (@PeteRIGBY) July 3, 2020The 58-year-old is believed to be one of the highest-paid presenters, earning £1million a year for his hosting jobs with the broadcaster.However, according to the Daily Mail, a source shared: ”He’s become a prime target for the BBC who think he would be the perfect face for a number of new shows.

This Morning.The ITV presenter was subject of reports that he could be split up from co-star and best pal Holly Willoughby after becoming a prime target for the BBC.Phil, 58, has presented the popular daytime show since 2002, first hosting with Fern Britton, before Holly Willoughby took her place in 2006.But the rumour mill has been spinning and suggested that the TV duo could soon come to an end as Phil's contract expires in 2021.As you can imagine, this left some fans reeling and begging the