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Phillip Schofield surprised his coming out ‘saved lives’ as he thanks Holly Willoughby for ‘therapy’

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Phillip Schofield has expressed his gratitude towards his This Morning co-host Holly Willoughby for giving him ‘therapy’ after he came out as gay, sharing his surprise over fans telling him he ‘saved their lives’.In February 2020, Phillip, 59, came out as gay, writing in a statement: ‘With the strength and support of my wife and my daughters, I have been coming to terms with the fact that I am gay.’The TV presenter, who has been married to his wife Stephanie Lowe since 1993, broke down in tears on ITV’s This Morning over causing pain to his family, while Holly shared a heartfelt tribute in support of her friend on social media, writing in the caption: ‘Never been more proud of my friend than I am today.’In a new interview, Phillip explained.

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