Holly Willoughby reacts as Phillip Schofield burns 'enemies' names and blasts ITV

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Holly Willoughby has kept quiet after her ex-This Morning colleague Phillip Schofield's dramatic gesture of burning a list of his 'enemies' on his new Channel 5 programme.Former This Morning presenter Holly, 43, who stepped away from the ITV programme in October 2023, has not commented on Phillip's bizarre act on his show, Cast Away.

The fallen television icon, 62, left ITV when news of his affair with a younger male colleague came to light last year and claimed he had rid himself of negativity by setting ablaze a roster of individuals he resented and plunging into the sea.The television presenter has sparked widespread speculation, reports the Mirror, after conducting the fiery ritual on a secluded isle off Madagascar, where he found himself 'cast away' as public opinion soured post his 'imprudent yet lawful affair'.

He confessed to the camera: "There's something I've done here that I haven't shared with you yet, and now's the time. Over the course of my 10 days, I have written down all the things and all the people who were and are toxic in my life and so I have that now, it's there, that's it."In a dramatic act onscreen, he tossed the papers bearing names into the fire before viewers could decipher them, uttering the words: "And now the toxic bank is empty, and the goodness bank is full.

Don't dwell on what you have lost. Live for what you have and be grateful for it."He further advised: "You have to be joyful about the future, no matter what the future might be." The moment took a wild turn as he then dashed naked into the sea.The programme saw the TV presenter leave the island after a ten-day stint, seemingly in great spirits and having clearly offloaded a host of issues.