Amanda Holden abruptly cuts off co-star over Phillip Schofield remark in awkward on-air moment: 'Let’s not mention that name!'
Amanda Holden brought her Heart Breakfast programme to an abrupt halt on Tuesday morning after co presenter Jamie Theakston unexpectedly referenced Phillip Schofield during a live broadcast. The 55 year old was joined in the London studio by comedian Jack Whitehall, who appeared to discuss his upcoming hosting duties at the Brit Awards ceremony scheduled for Saturday at Manchester s Co op Live. Conversation had turned to red carpet fashion, with Ms Holden enquiring whether Mr Whitehall planned
Amanda Holden brought her Heart Breakfast programme to an abrupt halt on Tuesday morning after co presenter Jamie Theakston unexpectedly referenced Phillip Schofield during a live broadcast. The 55 year old was joined in the London studio by comedian Jack Whitehall, who appeared to discuss his upcoming hosting duties at the Brit Awards ceremony scheduled for Saturday at Manchester s Co op Live. Conversation had turned to red carpet fashion, with Ms Holden enquiring whether Mr Whitehall planned
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