Gino D'Acampo steals spotlight from Phillip Schofield with revealing video

Gino D’Acampo stole the spotlight from Phillip Schofield by sharing a video message that contained a cheeky reflection.

Lorraine Kelly surprised This Morning presenter Scofield with a special celebration show to mark 40 years of his TV career and played video tributes from many of his colleagues past and present.

Italian chef D'Acampo, 45, sent a video selfie message from holiday standing in front of a glass door that was reflecting him from behind — revealing him to be naked from the waist down.

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It is unclear if Schofield, 59, had spotted the X-rated reflection but he told Kelly: "He is such an incredibly clever man.

"I always think it's really amazing if you can be very funny and use language, and he's being funny in another language. He's saying words that sound Italian, but they're filthy. And he knows!"

Kelly laughed: "He knows exactly what he is doing. And he knows you're going to giggle your head off which is funny."

D'Acampo told Schofield in his message: "What can I say? 40 years of television. You are the original god.

"They've asked me if I remember any funny episodes with you. We had far too many my friend, far too many.

"You have an amazing day. You are the most generous performer. The most generous guy I have ever known in my life.

"And I love you loads."

Other stars to send messages to Schofield included former This Morning co-host Fern Britton, Dame Judi Dench, Stephen Fry, former This Morning hosts Richard Madeley and Judy Finnegan, and fellow Joseph and the Amazing Technicolour Dreamcoat star Jason Donovan.

Other stars to surprise Schofield included This Morning regular Miriam Margolyes from Australia, his old Going Live! co-presenter Emma Forbes from Los Angeles and the New Zealand producer who gave him his big break.

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Schofield was reunited live with his old CBBC Broom Cupboard puppet co-star Gordon The Gopher and his successor Andi Peters.

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