Phillip Schofield
Television host, This Morning presenter
Born
April 1st, 1962
63 years ago
Category
Performers & Entertainers
Country
United Kingdom
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A prominent television host in the United Kingdom. Began a career in broadcasting in the early 1980s, initially starting as a runner for the BBC. Transitioned into presenting roles, first for children's programming and later for prime-time shows. Gained widespread recognition as the co-presenter of 'This Morning', a daytime talk show that has been on air since 1988. Also hosted 'Dancing on Ice', a competitive ice-skating television show, contributing to its popularity. Noted for engaging interviews and an approachable on-screen presence.
Co-hosted 'This Morning' since 2002
Hosted 'Dancing on Ice' since its launch
Became a household name in British television
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