Phillip Schofield

The duo were back fronting the ITV daytime programme when Phillip took an opportunity to scare Holly.

@craggleprice tweeted: "Hahaha I swear holly was about to say fuck then lol #thismorning," to which @TraylorHolmes said: "I thought I actually heard it!" "Ah, it's perfect," Phillip added as Holly let out a sigh. @LadyAnnabella17 added: "Two days in a row has Holly said 'f**k' ive on air, no apology either. But This Morning fans are convinced Holly dropped - or nearly dropped - the 'F-bomb' due to her scare. but instead of finishing the sentence he made a noise right into Holly's face, making her jump back away from him. [This Morning](https://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/all-about/this-morning) after Phillip Schofield's move live on the show. As the crew started to laugh, Phillip said with a smug grin: "I haven't done that for a while," while Holly stood with her hand to her mouth. the presenter asked as he looked down the camera. The duo were back fronting the ITV daytime programme on Thursday (January 26) for their last show of the week. "Oh, I’ll go away then," Holly declared before shouting: "Bye," as she waved and walked off behind the camera, leaving Phil laughing and telling his co-host to 'get a cushion' before the footage aired. It is then when Phillip decided to play a bit of a prank on his co-host and friend as he went on: "Before we find out more from its stars Rupert Grint and Ben Aldrich here’s a little bit of what to..." "What would you do if you had to make a decision that would affect life as we know it across the world?"

During Thursday's (January 26) instalment, the presenters were joined by actors Rupert Grint and Ben Aldridge who were live in the studio to talk about their ...

While a third quipped: "'Holly will be straight at the front of the queue' Course she will Phil, with you there by her side." Echoing their comments, someone else said: "Holly will be straight at the front of the queue, Phil? Thank you for coming on," before adding: "Holly will be straight at the front of the queue. Taking to social media, one person penned: "You just know Holly will be tearing a strip off Phil during the break for that queue comment." Looking red-faced, Holly replied: "I'll be there... This Morning viewers took to social media after noticing Holly Willoughby look "unhappy" after Phillip Schofield made an accidental 'queue' remark.

Holly Willoughby fell prey to an unexpected on-air prank by This Morning co-presenter Phillip Schofield. Schofield's stunt caused Willoughby to walk off set ...

Willoughby is herself no stranger to a prank. “Hahaha I swear Holly was about to say f*** then lol,” another viewer wrote. “I swear Holly dropped the F word,” wrote another, sharing a clip of the incident.

This Morning was left in chaos this week as Phillip Schofield couldn't resist a cheeky Queue-gate quip at his co-host Holly Willoughby, who nearly swore ...

Dropped a right clanger there!" "I haven't done that for a while! You're on your own!" Taking her cue, Holly fumed: "I'll go away, bye! Of course! Phillip cut himself off before making a loud noise to spook Holly, who exclaimed: "Fu-!"

Darren Stanton says he has often worked with the presenting duo over his years in the business.

Well, I think you can only do that with a friend, day in, day out." And people don't seem to realise that and so think [it's] some massive feud or bust up." But in my experience, I just think what you see is what you get." He added of the pair: "They've always been very nice to me, and when I've been on set, I've never seen any sort of deep [feud] between them." And with Phillip, talking in the green room with them, they gave me a bit of a hug and said, 'Good luck with everything'." He also shared his perception of their relationship and alleged feuds, which Holly, 41, and Phil, 60, have both denied in the past.

Phillip Schofield pulled a prank on his This Morning co-host Holly Willoughby.

The nervous presenter walked away from her co-host declaring: “I’ll go away, you’re on your own!” You're on your own!" Before interviewing the actors, Phillip couldn’t resist pranking Holly by making her jump. GaryVaux tweeted: “Brave of Phillip to say ‘Holly will be right at the front of the queue’ #ThisMorning.” (sic) The presenter said that his co-host would be “right at the front of the queue” to see the new film. "I'll go away, bye.

The two hosts faced a wave of criticism after it appeared they skipped the queue to see Queen Elizabeth II lying in state in 2022.

Right out of Phil's mouth 'Holly's going to be at the front of the queue' #ThisMorning." "You’ve already seen that 700 other journalists did exactly the same thing." "Why would I apologise?" [This Morning ](/latest/this-morning)viewers have mocked [ Phillip Schofield](/latest/phillip-schofield) and [Holly Willoughby](/latest/holly-willoughby) over a queue gaff Phillip made on Thursday's instalment of the [ITV](/latest/itv) talk show. The quip comes months after the pair skipped the queue to see the late [Queen](/latest/queen)'s coffin in Westminster Hall. Of course!

Phillip Schofield couldn't resist a cheeky Queue-gate quip at his co-host during This Morning.

While a third fan echoed: "Did Holly just say the F word??" "I swear Holly dropped the F word," someone else posted. Dropped a right clanger there!" "I haven't done that for a while! He began by saying: "What would you do if you had to make a decision that would affect life as we know it across the entire world?" Phillip cut himself off before making a loud noise to spook Holly, who exclaimed: "Fu-!"

The incident took place during Thursday's (26 January) episode of the popular ITV morning show, when the presenters discussed M Night Shyamalan's new horror ...

The F-bomb mishap came as Kim Woodburn criticised Holly and Phil, claiming they "should have lost their jobs" during the "Queuegate" scandal last year.

After blasting Holly and Phil during the "Queuegate" scandal in September 2022, Kim recently gave Joe and George a hefty opinion. Members of the public were particularly angry at Holly and Phil when other media personalities and celebrities, including David Beckham, queued just like everybody else. Here's a little look at what to expect for those of a nervous disposition." "Don't listen to another word they say. Smiling, Phil said, "Haven't done that in a while. [Holly](https://www.devonlive.com/all-about/holly-willoughby) got a bit of a fright whilst introducing one scary segment.

'This Morning' duo were accused of 'jumping the queue' to see the Queen's coffin lying-in-state.

The Celebrity Big Brother star, 80, has demanded This Morning's Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield should be sacked as she furiously weighs in on ...

Is she allergic to the public?' "Holly's in tears", but Holly's always in tears. 'Who wouldn't want to give up £600,000 a year and everything else that comes with it? But they were advised strongly not to go down that road of saying sorry.' 'Don't listen to another word they say. Holly and Philip were accused of jumping the queue at Westminster Hall in London last week while tens of thousands of mourners patiently waited for 12 hours at a time to pay their respects to Her Majesty - but argued their visit was 'strictly for reporting'.

'This Morning' duo were accused of 'jumping the queue' to see the Queen's coffin lying-in-state.

They were not contracted, they were not allowed to film, nobody was, so they did sneak in. I don’t want to look at you two – you make me sick.” She continued: “Don’t listen to another word they say. “When they got there, their names weren’t on the list so there were some discussions and – after some back and forth – Phil and Holly were given access and they were ushered through,” they said. ITV supported the pair, claiming that they were “there in a professional capacity as part of the world’s media to report on the event”. Last year, the ITV presenters found themselves in the middle of a scandal – dubbed “queuegate” – after they were accused of “jumping the queue” to see the Queen’s coffin lying-in-state before her funeral.

It came during the hosting duo's last stint on the ITV daytime show of the week.

But ITV bosses were quick to deny those reports and said they were actually working at the time. "Holly will be straight at the front of the queue," Phillip quipped. A caption across the video also read: "So close." The clip of the moment was also shared to the programme's official Instagram page which Phillip also shared during his day off on Friday (January 27). "Ah, it's perfect," Phillip added as Holly let out a sigh. The hosting duo wrapped up their week on the ITV daytime show on Thursday (January 26) as they hand over the reins to Alison Hammond and Dermot O'Leary on a Friday. with a roll on the floor laughing emoji. "I'll be there... Phillip asked in a teaser for their interview with the film's stars. but instead of finishing the sentence he made a noise right into Holly's face, making her jump back away from him. Thank you for coming on," before promoting the film's release date. As the crew started to laugh, Phillip said with a smug grin: "I haven't done that for a while," while Holly stood with her hand to her mouth.