Phillip Schofield responds to rumours he is leaving This Morning after 'BBC plan to poach him'

This Morning's Phillip Schofield is finally set to release a "deeply emotional" autobiography after "being asked many times" to do so, and having wanted to write one for "many years".The presenter, who is also known for hosting shows such as The Cube and Dancing on Ice, took to Instagram this week to share a video of himself announcing the news, as he revealed the book's cover and teased that he's had the opening sentence figured out since he was a teenager."I wrote the first line of the book,

@Schofe please please don’t say that you and Holly are leaving this morning?— Peter Rigby (@PeteRIGBY) July 3, 2020The 58-year-old is believed to be one of the highest-paid presenters, earning £1million a year for his hosting jobs with the broadcaster.However, according to the Daily Mail, a source shared: ”He’s become a prime target for the BBC who think he would be the perfect face for a number of new shows.

This Morning.The ITV presenter was subject of reports that he could be split up from co-star and best pal Holly Willoughby after becoming a prime target for the BBC.Phil, 58, has presented the popular daytime show since 2002, first hosting with Fern Britton, before Holly Willoughby took her place in 2006.But the rumour mill has been spinning and suggested that the TV duo could soon come to an end as Phil's contract expires in 2021.As you can imagine, this left some fans reeling and begging the