GB News star Eamonn Holmes has hit out at Phillip Schofield ahead of his TV comeback, saying he is ‘very proud to have thrown him under the bus’.
While discussing Schofield’s much-criticised television comeback on Channel 5 show Cast Away, Holmes, 64, made his feelings clear.
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As co-host Isobel Webster revealed on Monday’s GB News Breakfast that Schofield claimed he was ‘thrown under the bus’, Holmes was quick to reply: ‘Well if I’m one of the people who threw him under the bus I’m very proud to have done it…
‘This man is addicted to fame, absolutely addicted to fame.’
Holmes – who has made no secret of the fact he dislikes Schofield – later added that Schofield ‘deserves to be in exile’.
Schofield’s new show Cast Away will air across three nights from Monday September 30 to Wednesday October 2, in three 60 minute installments.
In the programme, Schofield refers to himself as the ‘shamed, disgraced Philip Schofield, who had an affair’.
