Yahoo News Phillip Schofield made an inappropriate sex joke during interview on teen masturbation
Phillip Schofield let slip a rude joke on today’s This Morning, during a live discussion on teenage masturbation.
Phillip, 56, couldn’t resist sharing a cliched sex joke towards the end of a chat with co-host Holly Willoughby, 37, when they were joined by guest social worker and comedienne Judi Love and relationships expert Annabelle Knight.
They were on the morning show to discuss the idea of teenage girls being given vibrators as a means of normalising sexual exploration and to ‘close the pleasure gap’.
The chat appeared to have gone off without a hitch and, just as it reached its climax, Phil pipped up with a joke that went straight over Holly’s head.
‘Well’ of course’ as you can imagine this has sparked a mass debate,’ he quipped. The guests roared with laughter but Holly remained oddly composed – suggesting she hadn’t clocked on to Phil’s naughty joke.
Viewers certainly noticed his cheeky comment…
@Schofe WE SEE WHAT YOU DID THERE MASS DEBATE
@thismorning— BEN HARDING (@santanben) April 26, 2018
Well I see there was a “Mass-Debate” going on this morning regarding this issue!
— matthew (@vvelshy) April 26, 2018
Giving your teenage daughter a vibrator has caused ‘mass debate’ eh ? Eh? @Schofe you cheeky little blighter ❤️ #topbantz #ThisMorning
— Lucy (@Wilsikon172) April 26, 2018
@thismorning discussing whether teenage girls should be given sex toys by parents…(erm…nah). @hollywills does not look impressed. Not did she find Phillip’s “mass debate” gag funny #itv #itvshows #morningtv #thismorning
— Davy Lyons (@davylyonsauthor) April 26, 2018
This is absolutely ludicrous, the only rabbits 13 year old girls should be interacting with are the ones you get in Sylvanian family sets! Nice use of the words "mass debate" too @Schofe #ThisMorning @ITV
— Natasha (@tashascarlett) April 26, 2018
#thismorning “mass debate” I’m crying pic.twitter.com/70kHqlfqOw
— megs (@_megannlouisexo) April 26, 2018
@thismorning Phillip – Well obviously this has started a mass debate. was waiting for that one. #awks #thismorning pic.twitter.com/gv9BVsPOTJ
— Emma-Louise Bell (@bisous_x) April 26, 2018
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