We teared up too hollywills! ThisMorning
This is so lovely! July 12, 2019 - 11:28 BST Emmy Griffiths Holly Willoughby teared up during her last episode of This Morning ahead of going on her summer holiday break – but for a very good reason! The show did a segment on the Catcote Academy, who were fundraising to give their students, who have additional needs, opportunities to express themselves through performing.
We're so pleased to be able to help the inspirational @CatcoteAcademy reach their fundraising goal - keep up the amazing work! 🎉 @Schofe @hollywills pic.twitter.com/qbuC8ME1Cv — This Morning July 12, 2019 Holly and her co-presenter, Phillip Schofield, revealed that This Morning had made up the extra money they needed to reach their goal, along with another very special surprise. Phil said: "We've got a bit of a surprise for everyone because as a gift before we head off for the summer we'd like to make up the difference with This Morning the show and top up your funds to the £5000 you need.
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