Ex-This Morning star Phillip Schofield spotted clutching vape after hiding away in Cornwall

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Ex-This Morning star Phillip Schofield spotted clutching vape after hiding away in Cornwall

Phillip Schofield has been pictured in public for the first time in weeks. The former This Morning presenter, 61, has been hiding away in Cornwall, preparing to celebrate his mum's birthday, after his affair on the ITV set was exposed.

He appeared clutching his vape and wallet with a black leather bag over his shoulder, wearing a blue T-shirt and off-white shorts, and matching blue and white Converse trainers.

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Phillip stepped down from ITV and was dropped by his agent after he admitted to an affair with a younger ITV employee. Since then, he has stayed away from the spotlight but has now broken cover during an outing.

He has been away in Cornwall for some time

Body-language expert Judi James told The Mirror : "There are deep furrows etched on his forehead and deep grooves down either side of his mouth. His face looks jowly from side view but that’s possibly a result of the weight he said he had dropped since the drama started.

"But otherwise Schofield looks tanned and relatively relaxed here, like a man who has taken what must be his first break from work in several decades."

He sported a summery blue and white outfit

She added: "We’re so used to seeing the signature Schofield perky smile on our screens that an unsmiling Philip does look dramatically dour but, despite the lip clamp, his one raised brow and the micro-curve of his lips suggests a good humoured response to the person he is with.

"There’s no sign of tension in his shoulders or his legs but, in a nod to his previously busy professional lifestyle, he seems to be clutching his phone, keys and what looks like the ever-present vape we saw him using in his interviews, all in the one hand."

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