That look says it all! Holly Willoughby surprises This Morning viewers as she pulls a very unimpressed face at Phillip Schofield when he speaks over her
Holly Willoughby pulled an unimpressed face at co-host Phillip Schofield on This Morning when he unwittingly spoke over her.
The TV presenter, 41, was left unimpressed when Phil, 60, butted in on Tuesday’s show during a serious chat on the 20th anniversary of the Bali bombings.
Polly Brooks MBE was talking to both hosts when the awkward moment occured.
Unimpressed: Holly Willoughby surprised This Morning viewers on Tuesday when she was spotted making a face at co-host Phillip Schofield after he talked over her
Holly said to survivor Polly: ‘Wow, gosh, and even at…’ before Phillip cut in.
Holly then fell silent and was seen pulling the face as she became frustrated.
One viewer shared the clip to TikTok and captioned it: ‘Holly’s eye roll when Phil cuts her off.’
One fan wrote in the comment section: ‘Holly don’t look impressed’ while another said: ‘Ha that look says it all.’
One fan jumped to Phillip’s defense by writing: ‘He was probably told to say his lines in his ear piece as they normally are.’
MailOnline has contacted Holly Willoughby’s representatives for comment.
Annoyed: The TV presenter, 41, was left unimpressed when Phil, 60, spoke over her and her feelings were clear to see
One viewer shared the clip to TikTok and captioned it: ‘Holly’s eye roll when Phil cuts her off.’
They appear to be moving on from the recent ‘queuegate’ controversy, which saw Holly and Phil accused of skipping the queue to see the Queen lying in state.
Holly and Phil have been the subject of online abuse in the wake of the claims and a petition to have the duo fired from their lucrative presenting roles has hit more than 75,000 signatures in just over a week.
Ofcom have reportedly received a string of complaints about queuegate as fuming viewers contacted the regular to demand the pair apologise.
According to The Mirror, Ofcom received 55 complaints this week while 209 complaints were made the previous week.
The week-long fallout over the incident – which has spawned hundreds of jokes online at their expense – has sparked rival briefing wars, with the presenters’ relationship now said to be under strain.
Holly is also believed to be unhappy that ITV did not step in sooner to back her, and there has been speculation – since denied – that she may leave the show.
After being seen on the official camera feed inside the venue, the pair said they were there to make a segment for This Morning’s show which would air four days later.
No TV crews other than the official feed were allowed inside.
Fallout: They appear to be moving on from the recent ‘queuegate’ controversy, which saw Holly and Phil accused of skipping the queue to see the Queen lying in state
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