Holly Willoughby gets the giggles after Phillip Schofield makes saucy ‘long and deep’ innuendo on This Morning

HOLLY Willoughby got the giggles after co-star Phillip Schofield made a saucy innuendo on This Morning today. THE 40-year-old star could barely compose herself after the cheeky comment, with the pair both blaming crew backstage laughing for their own chuckles. The presenters had been discussing Joy Chapman, a woman with the world’s lowest voice, who […]

HOLLY Willoughby got the giggles after co-star Phillip Schofield made a saucy innuendo on This Morning today.

THE 40-year-old star could barely compose herself after the cheeky comment, with the pair both blaming crew backstage laughing for their own chuckles.

The presenters had been discussing Joy Chapman, a woman with the world’s lowest voice, who was a guest later in the programme.

Noises of Joy making incredibly deep noises played into the studio, with Holly and Phil unable to hide their bemusement.

They were further tickled when the sound continued to play for longer than they anticipated, pulling faces at the camera.

Holly then remarked: “It’s long, isn’t it?”

Phil replied: “Long. Long and deep.”

Holly repeated what her co-star had said before clocking onto the cheeky innuendo and trying to stifle laughter as her face gave away her giggles.

The crew on set could also be heard laughing, which was even louder in the stars’ earpieces.

As Holly and Phil tried to pull themselves together, Phil commented: “It wouldn’t be so hard if they weren’t laughing so loudly.”

Holly exclaimed: “I know! Stop!” but she and Phil continued to stumble over their words between laughter as they teased what else is coming up in today’s show.

The mother-of-three finally returned to This Morning on Monday after taking an extra week off after her and Phil’s usual Easter break to work on a top secret project.

Yesterday, she announced that she is releasing a book later this year, which will share her “musings on inner and outer beauty”.