Kim Woodburn hopes Holly Willoughby 'has sense to leave' This Morning after Phil quits
20.05.2023 - 21:21
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Kim Woodburn has launched a scathing attack on Holly Willoughby, saying that she hopes she follows in Phillip Schofield's footsteps after he announced he was quitting This Morning.The 61-year-old confirmed on Saturday that he would not be returning to the hit ITV1 daytime programme and that he had already hosted his last show. Former Celebrity Big Brother star Kim, 81, has now announced her glee at Phillip stepping down – but hopes that 42-year-old Holly isn't too far behind. Speaking shortly after Phillip's sensational announcement, Kim said: "I think he realises his position is untenable.
I think he has used common sense and he is gone." She continued to tell GB News: "You could tell he was king on that show. I mean, he was really ruling the roost. And whenever I've been on with him, he hasn't been very pleasant.
He was downright nasty. He was literally laughing at me sniggering at me. "The game's up.
Everything's out about him. It's all been exposed. He's gone.
Now, the only thing I'm praying and hoping is that young Miss Holly Willoughby has the common sense to go." Continuing to discuss Holly, Kim added: "She cannot continue. You think of Phil, you think of Holly. All these years she's worked with him.
She's heard him be rude in front of people. She's seen him on the sofa upsetting people. She’s never once pulled him up on it.
She should’ve told him to stop. "She's not a good presenter. And if she thinks she can run that show, without Phillip she can't.
She needs to go." Phillip announced his departure from the show in a statement on Saturday, saying: "I have always been proud to cover fascinating stories on This Morning. But recently, This Morning itself has become the story. "Throughout my career in TV – including
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