Watch as Eamonn Holmes slams Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby AGAIN in rant about Strictly’s Wynne Evans --[Reported by Umva mag]

EAMONN Holmes took the opportunity to make a dig at Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby once again as he discussed feuding TV partnerships. The presenter was ranting about the fallout from Strictly’s Wynne Evans and his dance partner Katya Jones over ‘hand-gate’. GettyEamonn Holmes didn’t miss the chance to deliver his unfiltered opinion[/caption] GettyHe took aim at Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield[/caption] Their friendship has been put under the spotlight after an Inside joke went wrong” on Saturday’s night show. Clips of Katya ignoring Wynne’s high-five and removing his hand from her midriff went viral as fans expressed their shock. On GB News this morning, Eamonn commented on the controversy, saying: “Katya’s showing she’s in control. The BBC is out of control of course. “Anything at all that happens, they will interrupt and apologise because they listen too much to what people have to say at home, which you should just ignore. “However, having said that all the talk with contestants and dancers is that is a hot house of passion in there and always has been. “And when you look at how intimate you would actually get, touching, feeling and whatever else you do. “The Strictly curse definitely is a thing. So it ain’t going to go away.” He jokingly added: “You take the comparison of being closer to a partner, in my case having a TV wife here [Isabel]. “That’s why we strictly apply a sort of turgid relationship and have nothing intimate or nice between us. “When you look at all those breakfast presenters and you can go through and say he hates her, she hates him, and they do. “And I used to say it about Phil and Holly but nobody would believe me. False, false, false.” The pair have been embroiled in a bitter rivalry since Eamonn and then-wife Ruth Langsford quit This Morning after 15 years in 2021. Holly Willoughby is also said to have her own feud with Eamonn – notably when they went on air together to interview Phil when he came out as gay in 2020. Cast Away verdict By Rod McPhee OVER three nights – and three hour-long episodes – Phillip Schofield has been bearing his soul in new Channel 5 show Cast Away. And it’s basically a chance for the former This Morning host to explain the circumstances that saw him leave the show last year. To put it mildly, he left under something of a cloud, admitting he’d had a fling with a much younger runner on the programme. But in the C5 show he presents his own versions of events – one which is at odds with the narrative that emerged at the time. He was portrayed as a man who’d had an “unwise” affair, who’d resigned as a result and had let many of his colleagues down. But in Cast Away Philip insists he was fired by ITV and not for the affair, but because of the bad publicity that surrounded the crimes of his paedophile brother. He summed it up best when he claimed he’d been “pushed under a bus.” After watching Cast Away what you’re left with is something rather confusing, however. Did Philip think he’d done something wrong by having the fling with the runner, or not? For example, he said he wouldn’t have been slammed for it quite so much if it were a heterosexual fling. He said he: “would have received a pat on the back for having an affair with a woman.” This infers that the only thing wrong with it was that it was a same sex fling. So why does he also say: “I will be forever sorry. I screwed up. I made a mistake.” The answer, I suspect, is that the whole affair was a murky business. There were so many blurred lines around appropriateness, professionalism and honesty. The only firm conclusion you can draw from the show is that Phillip himself isn’t ENTIRELY sure to what extent He was guilty of wrongdoing. Amid the confusion, what will the viewing public think? I suspect that this will leave those who disliked Phillip to feel even more suspicious of him. Those who backed him, will feel reassured too. But those who still aren’t sure what to think will be none-the-wiser – and I’m not sure if that’s what Phillip would have wanted. When Phil made his return to television recently on Channel 5‘s Cast Away, he revealed he had been “thrown under the bus” by colleagues. He was referring to his former This Morning colleague Eamonn – who defiantly hit back after the show aired and said: “I am very proud to have done it.”

Oct 14, 2024 - 16:29

Watch as Eamonn Holmes slams Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby AGAIN in rant about Strictly’s Wynne Evans --[Reported by Umva mag]

EAMONN Holmes took the opportunity to make a dig at Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby once again as he discussed feuding TV partnerships.

The presenter was ranting about the fallout from Strictly’s Wynne Evans and his dance partner Katya Jones over ‘hand-gate’.

Eamonn Holmes didn’t miss the chance to deliver his unfiltered opinion[/caption]

a woman in a pink dress stands next to a man in a suit

He took aim at Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield[/caption]

Their friendship has been put under the spotlight after an Inside joke went wrong” on Saturday’s night show.

Clips of Katya ignoring Wynne’s high-five and removing his hand from her midriff went viral as fans expressed their shock.

On GB News this morning, Eamonn commented on the controversy, saying: “Katya’s showing she’s in control. The BBC is out of control of course.

“Anything at all that happens, they will interrupt and apologise because they listen too much to what people have to say at home, which you should just ignore.

“However, having said that all the talk with contestants and dancers is that is a hot house of passion in there and always has been.

“And when you look at how intimate you would actually get, touching, feeling and whatever else you do.

“The Strictly curse definitely is a thing. So it ain’t going to go away.”

He jokingly added: “You take the comparison of being closer to a partner, in my case having a TV wife here [Isabel].

“That’s why we strictly apply a sort of turgid relationship and have nothing intimate or nice between us.

“When you look at all those breakfast presenters and you can go through and say he hates her, she hates him, and they do.

“And I used to say it about Phil and Holly but nobody would believe me. False, false, false.”

The pair have been embroiled in a bitter rivalry since Eamonn and then-wife Ruth Langsford quit This Morning after 15 years in 2021.

Holly Willoughby is also said to have her own feud with Eamonn – notably when they went on air together to interview Phil when he came out as gay in 2020.

Cast Away verdict

By Rod McPhee

OVER three nights – and three hour-long episodes – Phillip Schofield has been bearing his soul in new Channel 5 show Cast Away.

And it’s basically a chance for the former This Morning host to explain the circumstances that saw him leave the show last year.

To put it mildly, he left under something of a cloud, admitting he’d had a fling with a much younger runner on the programme. But in the C5 show he presents his own versions of events – one which is at odds with the narrative that emerged at the time.

He was portrayed as a man who’d had an “unwise” affair, who’d resigned as a result and had let many of his colleagues down.

But in Cast Away Philip insists he was fired by ITV and not for the affair, but because of the bad publicity that surrounded the crimes of his paedophile brother. He summed it up best when he claimed he’d been “pushed under a bus.”

After watching Cast Away what you’re left with is something rather confusing, however.

Did Philip think he’d done something wrong by having the fling with the runner, or not? For example, he said he wouldn’t have been slammed for it quite so much if it were a heterosexual fling.

He said he: “would have received a pat on the back for having an affair with a woman.” This infers that the only thing wrong with it was that it was a same sex fling. So why does he also say: “I will be forever sorry. I screwed up. I made a mistake.”

The answer, I suspect, is that the whole affair was a murky business. There were so many blurred lines around appropriateness, professionalism and honesty.

The only firm conclusion you can draw from the show is that Phillip himself isn’t ENTIRELY sure to what extent He was guilty of wrongdoing.

Amid the confusion, what will the viewing public think? I suspect that this will leave those who disliked Phillip to feel even more suspicious of him.

Those who backed him, will feel reassured too. But those who still aren’t sure what to think will be none-the-wiser – and I’m not sure if that’s what Phillip would have wanted.

When Phil made his return to television recently on Channel 5‘s Cast Away, he revealed he had been “thrown under the bus” by colleagues.

He was referring to his former This Morning colleague Eamonn – who defiantly hit back after the show aired and said: “I am very proud to have done it.”

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