Philip Schofield made his debut in the Broom Cupboard on BBC in the 80s and since then, the silver fox has been a permanent fixture on screens across the country. The presenter, 61, has fronted a host of shows, including Going Live, Schofield's Quest, The Cube, Test the Nation - as well as a series about remarkable coincidences called One in a Million.
With his infectious energy and slick delivery, it was a given that the father-of-two was among ITV's pick of presenters, reports the Mirror. In 2002, he became the face of This Morning alongside Fern Britton, after John Leslie was given the boot.
The pair would often lark about on screen, collapsing into fits of giggles while Phil smiled warmly at the camera. However, Fern made a shock exit from the show in 2009, with sources stating that she was "sick of living in her co-star's shadow".