PHILLIP Schofield has suffered a further blow after Boots pulled the plug on his food range.
The presenter, 61, launched a selection of stylish homeware and delicatessen type items with the huge company for Christmas last year.
But Boots decided to stop working with Phil earlier this year and yesterday, removed all trace of his products from their website.
A spokesperson from Boots told us: "We have already planned the majority of our Christmas range for 2023 and it does not include the Phillip Schofield food range. This decision was made at the beginning of the year."
The news comes as the presenter quit This Morning and ITV after admitting to lying about his relationship with a young runner he first befriended at 15.
It’s not the first brand that is no longer working with Phil – the firm behind his wines also cut ties.
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When in Rome joined forces with the star in 2020 to launch two new boxed wines, sold exclusively in Waitrose stores and Waitrose Cellar.
But all listings have now been removed from their website and social media accounts.
We Buy Any Car also took to the step to remove all traces of it’s former partnership with Phillip Schofield.
Schofield was paid £1million a year to front the used car buying service’s advertising, according to reports.
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But the company axed the host last year when his co-star Holly Willoughby, 41, faced a huge backlash after jumping the 12-hour line into Westminster Hall to pay respects to the Queen.
And this week they removed all adverts featuring him from their YouTube channel and his face has also been removed from the company’s social media pages.
Schofield sensationally left This Morning last week after revealing he had an affair with the much-younger male employee.
The star, who was married at the time, branded the relationship "unwise but not illegal".
His admission catapulted the show into chaos – with Holly Willoughby's future now in doubt.
Schofields' 40-year career has since been left in tatters – with the Prince's Trust axing him from his role as an ambassador.
He was also scrubbed from This Morning's social media and website as the fallout from his affair continues.
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