Phillip Schofield threatens to expose former colleagues after feeling betrayed in affair scandal

Thrown under the bus

Phillip Schofield has made headlines after expressing his feelings of being 'thrown under the bus' by former co-workers following his admission of an affair scandal.

Return to television

The TV star has made a comeback to television after 16 months off air, acknowledging an 'unwise but not illegal' affair with a young runner.

Misunderstood loyalty

During the airing of Cast Away on Channel 5, Schofield opened up about feeling betrayed by individuals he considered friends, stating, "People just went, who I thought were my friends and they just went and that’s like ‘what the hell’."

Threat of exposure

Hinting at potential revelations, he mentioned, "I have been chucked under a bus, and I could drive the same bus over so many people but I’m not that sort of person, I never have been."

Mixed feelings

Reflecting on his time away from the spotlight, Schofield shared, "I miss parts of being on TV, certainly. I miss most of it, if I’m honest, I miss most of it. But there are bits that I really, really, really don’t miss."

Blame game

Blaming his brother for his dismissal from This Morning and Dancing on Ice gigs, Schofield points to his brother's conviction for sexual offenses involving a child as the reason for his departure.

Denial from ITV

Contrary to Schofield's claims, ITV insiders have refuted his statements, labeling them as "simply untrue" and accusing him of lying once again.