Holly said that they ‘think in the same way’ ThisMorning
While recent days may have seen Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield face an ongoing “queue-jumping” row - which they have strenuously denied - the pair are typically known for brightening up people’s mornings on This Morning.
Throughout the years, the duo have been spotted at a number of high profile events together, including Wimbledon 2022 where they were seen sharing a laugh and a joke. As one of TV’s most iconic presenting duos, the Dancing On Ice stars can always count on one another when it comes to applauding each other’s successes on-screen.
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