JASON GARDINER has slammed Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield and branded them “fake”, as the former Dancing on Ice judge claimed the presenting duo snubbed him when he left the ITV show last year.
judging panel last year. The Australian choreographer explained he was “hurt” by the apparent snub from the presenters, who host the ITV reality show.In an interview with The Sun, Jason claimed: “Since it was announced I was leaving the show I’ve had nothing from Phil and Holly. Not even a text message.”
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