COCKY cheater Phillip Schofield joked about "getting away with it" alongside his young ITV beau, SundayStar.co.uk reveals.
Cancelled presenter Schofield was caught on camera in a previously unseen clip speaking with his former boyfriend.
During one cringeworthy exchange, Phil's "younger male colleague" asked the presenter what they would both be doing in the future.
The item was filmed as part of the young lad's portfolio, arranged by Schofield to help him land promotions in the TV industry.
In a video seen by SundayStar.co.uk, Phil's beau talks about what the pair will be upto in "three years" time – during their affair.
"I wonder what we'll both be doing then," Schofield's boyfriend asked.
In a now nasty-feeling response, which hasn't aged well, Phil quipped: "Well if I'm still getting away with it, I'll be a happy man."
Phil is thought to be referring to "getting away with" presenting on ITV – but new revelations have sparked some speculation.
Schofield sensationally confessed to cheating on his wife Steph with the young lad in an "unwise but not illegal" affair.
In another unearthed video, Phil's ex-boyfriend is seen talking to his co-star Holly Willoughby as he asks her about his portfolio.
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"So Hols what do you think," he asked.
Holly responded: "Well, I mean that was very good actually."
And in another response which hasn't aged well, she added: "I tell you what – don't get too comfy on this sofa.
"If Phil spots you sitting here after that there'll be trouble."
The lad is then seen saying "watch out Schofe" as the presenter, 61, shouts "oi ya bast**d".
This weekend, Schofield came clean about his relationship with the young man.
Apologising to the press, which Schofield lied to on many occasions, he added: "I am painfully conscious that I have lied to my employers at ITV…
"…to my colleagues and friends, to my agents, to the media and therefore the public, and most importantly of all to my family."
"I am so very, very sorry, as I am for having been unfaithful to my wife."
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