Phillip Schofield WALKS OFF From Interviewer Who Asked Him About Queue Jumping Scandal

Phillip Schofield has recently walked off from an interviewer who asked him about his recent queue jumping scandal with Holly Willoughby

This happened on October 13th backstage at the 2022 National Television Awards (NTAs) which aired on ITV.

In footage which surfaced, we can see Phil being asked about queue jumping, where Phil avoids answering the question and then walks off from the interviewer

This has gotten Phil a lot of backlash because the public think that Phil should do the right thing and make a public statement about this on camera. Instead, he avoided the question and then walked away from the interviewer

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[lebritys]

Is Phil being arrogant by not talking about this and not owning up to it?

[jlk]

Answered like a politician. Side step actually answering the question and look completely smug and arrogant in the process. He’s in the wrong job.

[aceventurapetdetective]

Phil being smug and thinks he is untouchable.

[loopylou]

Oh boy was that arrogant, almost laughing at the issue.

[loisdiamond]

It gives me the creeps. Let’s call him what he is based on his underage relationship, the word starts with P!

[thecarpfather]

The next savile scandal he is rumoured to be the worst

[gloriawakefield-smith]

Its really nice to watch tv again, Dermot and Alison doing a great job, it needed a permanent change!

[robwhitton]

Ha!! Brilliantly managed, but still they carry on wondering what all the fuss is about no doubt!

[shutyadish]

Thing is, itv, BBC, ch4 and all the others were there, so why did a TV show need to be there, basically itv sent another crew from itv to do a bit on the funeral, don't make sense,

[davidellis]

If M And S can afford to pay Holly £2million a year they can certainly afford to drop their prices and until they do that’s me finished shopping there.

[garrieleepeck]

He not sorry!! .only sorry he was caught .millions at state

[susanduffney]

Away you go! His turning away was the right thing to do.
While I honour the people queueing so long, which must have been a physical ordeal to some extent, most of us in the UK, couldn't be there queuing, but depend on TV and presenters being there. I was searching for a tube clip of Holly and Phil's This Morning program, so I could share in the countries mourning and our feelings for the Queen.
They strike the right chord with me, in their program and I would have like to have them mediate the news for me.
Don't like to see them suffering s backlash because they tried to do that.
The organisers alone are responsible for the logistics of the event.
The media people are our eyes and ears.
I honour the people in London, queuing for so long, in such conditions to pay respects to and thank our Queen. God bless them and her.