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Phillip Schofield 'incredibly upset' after being 'forced to leave' This Morning

Schofield has left ITV's This Morning and is reportedly set to receive six months of his staggering six-figure pay packet

This Morning
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OUSTED presenter Phillip Schofield is reportedly "incredibly upset" after being "forced to leave" ITV's This Morning. 

The veteran telly star, 61, left his co-host Holly Willoughby for good last week after stepping down from the early-morning show.  

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But now bombshell claims suggest Phil is "completely broken" after his TV exit – claiming he "feels he has been knifed".  

Phillip Schofield

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Bosses will reportedly continue to pay Phil his staggering six-figure wage for the next few months in a bid to "soften the blow".  

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"It was meant to make him feel better, it’s just not working," claims an insider.  

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They told The Sun: "Phil feels he has been shown zero respect and he is devastated by how this has played out. 

"He thinks the way he was forced to step down was so unjust and he feels completely broken by how this situation has been handled. 

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"This Morning was Phil’s life and now he feels he has been knifed without proper consultation." 

Phil and Holly

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The source claimed: "Phil has dedicated over 20 years to that show and for it all to end this way has been incredibly upsetting for him." 

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SundayStar.co.uk has contacted ITV for comment.

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