Following his admission to having had an 'unwise, but not illegal' relationship with a younger male colleague on This Morning, Phillip Schofield has been seen in public
Former This Morning presenter Phillip Schofield was spotted earlier today for the first time in a month, as he broke cover to visit his mother for her birthday.
In the days following his admission - after he'd presented his final episode of This Morning - Phillip was spotted sitting on a bench in Cornwall with his arm wrapped around his beloved mother, as he held her hand. But the TV veteran's latest appearance comes after he admitted to being scared to go out in a series of bombshell interviews, most notably with the BBC and with The Sun.
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