This Morning’s Josie Gibson shares cryptic posts about ‘bad vibrations and worse people’ amid Phillip Schofield fall out
THIS Morning star Josie Gibson has shared a series of cryptic posts amid the Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield feud.
The presenter, 38, shared motivational messages referencing “bad vibrations” and “worse people” as the ITV show descends into chaos.
One post read: “Never blame anyone in life. The good people give you happiness. The worse people give you a lesson. And the best people give you memories.”
Another was a video of man discussing “vibrations”, saying: “Everything is a vibration, you put out a good vibration, the only thing that responds a good vibration. Bad vibrations are a different frequency. They don’t mix.
“You put out a vibration you are going to get back what that vibration is. It’s called resonance. If you are an unhappy person in your broadcasting, the only person that will be affected by that unhappiness, is an unhappy person because they are resonating from that. All of a sudden I realized as I started to change, be happy.”
Josie has been a regular segment presenter and announcer on This Morning since 2019.
She stepped in for Phil on the show after he took three weeks off the show in March as his brother Timothy Schofield, 54, was convicted of child sex offences.
Josie’s post came just hours after Phil made a public plea to save his TV partnership with Holly this week by telling The Sun: “The last few weeks haven’t been easy for either of us.”
He and Holly looked uneasy yesterday on-screen, with sources claiming the ITV duo are “not as close as they once were” after a series of bruising scandals.
The reported breakdown in their relationship comes after they were slammed over ‘queue-gate’, while Phil was left reeling last month after his brother Tim was convicted of child sex offences.
Pouring out his heart, Phil said: “As I have said before, Holly is my rock.
“We’re the best of friends — as always, she is an incredible support on screen, behind the scenes and on the phone.
“Holly has always been there for me, through thick and thin. And I’ve been there for her.
“The last few weeks haven’t been easy for either of us.”
Phil’s brother is due to be sentenced next week. Phil’s statement added: “My family went through a real ordeal.
“And Holly’s support throughout meant the world to me, as did the support of my bosses at ITV, my editor Martin Frizell and the whole This Morning family, including our amazing viewers.
“And of course Holly has herself been ill with shingles.”