Fans were overjoyed seeing Josie Gibson replace Phillip Schofield on ThisMorning *affiliate
One being the triumphant return of Holly Willoughby and the second having the wonderful Josie Gibson take place of Phillip Schofield after he contracted Covid-19 earlier in the week.
Amongst all the happy emotions, fans also praised the 37-year-old for her incredible outfit as she wowed fabs in a natural snake print shirt dress from Izabel London. Whilst another said: "Obligatory #josie appreciation tweet, glad to see @Josiestweet finally back presenting on #ThisMorning"A few weeks after causing a £29 Marks and Spencer's dress to sell out immediately after appearing in it on This Morning, she is back again to do the same.
Making sure to return in true Holly style, the mum-of-three wowed viewers in a dreamy pink belted dress from designer Beulah London.
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