Holly Willoughby, Phillip Schofield, Bradley Walsh And Peter Jones All Went On Holiday Together And Things Got A Little Messy

Putting the rowdy and raucous into R&R.
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You’d think Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield would want a bit of a break from each other after living in each other’s pockets for months on end, but not so.

The ‘This Morning’ hosts are currently on a six-week break from the ITV daytime show, but they obviously can’t bear to be apart, as they headed off on holiday together.

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Not only that but they took along a couple of their showbiz pals with them, namely ‘The Chase’ host Bradley Walsh and ‘Dragon’s Den’ star Peter Jones.

Cue some seriously raucous behaviour involving quite a bit of booze, which Phillip thoughtfully recorded and shared on Snapchat.

Bradley Walsh
Bradley Walsh
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In the clip, the TV stars can be seen sat around a table surrounded by glasses of wine before a tray of shots are passed round.

Bradley can be heard joking that one bottle of wine was “just for me” before things took a wobbly turn when Holly spills the shots.

Holly Willoughby (and some spilled shots)
Holly Willoughby (and some spilled shots)
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“Holly bloody sodding Willoughby, spilled the whole... God damn!” Phillip cries.

The pair were obviously making the most of their well-earned break before they return to their ‘This Morning’ presenting duties.

They’ve confirmed they’ll be back fronting the show from 4 September.

It’s not been all plain sailing in their absence from the show though, with stand-in host Eamonn Holmes coming under fire from some viewers following an interview earlier this month.

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Eamonn and wife Ruth Langsford were interviewing the parents of one-year-old Dawson Willcock, who has been diagnosed with an extremely rare type of liver cancer.

Wendy and David are hoping to raise £500,000 so that he can receive life-saving treatment in the US and at the end of their chat, Eamonn said: “Dawson, come back and see us when you get all your hair back, yeah? When you get better, and well, and lovely.”

While the comment was said with good intentions - and came after a discussion about Dawson’s hair - a handful of Twitter users interpreted it differently, accusing Eamonn of being insensitive.

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