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Phillip Schofield says 'there was no way back' as he addresses 'brutal time'
Schofield says the fallout left no path back to television and that he has settled into a quiet, drama-free life with family and friends.
- Three years after the scandal that ended his long-running career, former This Morning presenter Phillip Schofield has described the period as "utterly brutal."
- Admitting to a relationship with a colleague 30 years his junior, the 64-year-old acknowledged lying to his employers and family, having previously denied the affair to wife Stephanie.
- Schofield's professional and personal relationship with long-time co-star Holly Willoughby ended amid the fallout, with the pair maintaining "no contact" since their 14-year partnership dissolved three years ago.
- Despite the public turmoil, daughters Molly and Ruby have remained by his side, while Schofield now resides away from the spotlight, insisting he is "content" with a quieter existence.
- Maintaining he keeps his "head down" while adjusting to a "calm and drama free" life, Schofield recently returned to television, spending 10 days on a remote island for a survival series.
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Phillip Schofield's true feelings towards Holly Willoughby exposed as he speaks out after 'brutal few years': 'There's no way back'
Phillip Schofield has spoken publicly for the first time in years in a rare return to the spotlight following his departure from This Morning three years ago
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Leaning Left5Leaning Right2Center4Last UpdatedBias Distribution46% Left
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C 36%
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