Phillip Schofield insists he ‘doesn’t care anymore’ as he ‘bows out’ of TV

Sophie Thompson

29 September 2024 at 10:03 am·1-min read

Phillip Schofield insists he “doesn’t care anymore” off the back of media outrage over a string of controversies attached to him - from queuegate, to the affair with a younger colleague that saw him struck off from This Morning.

In his first return to TV, Schofield is appearing on Cast Away, leaving him trapped on a desert island with nothing but filming equipment.

“I’ll be slammed for this...but the thing is, I don’t care anymore”, he tells the camera, retelling the story of his media downfall.

“This is me having my say as I bow out.”

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