Itv this morning: phillip schofield snaps ‘stop swearing’ at guest

Fiona recently made headlines when she got fed up with the lack of communication she received from House of Fraser after they went into administration. After purchasing a display model sofa,

she struggled to receive any confirmation from the business when she would receive it. Wanting her sofa, she told Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield on This Morning the story of how she

arrived at shop to claim her new furniture - set with a van and a team of helpers. But whilst telling her story Fiona kept explaining how she was “bloody irritated” by how she was treated

after she had purchased the seat. While the first couple slip-ups were ignored by the presenters, she was eventually told off. Fiona told the story of how she entered the office: “I’m sort

of like not really involved in it so I’m like what am I bloody doing? “I was going to go and distract them but I thought I won’t, I’m not telling anybody.” Phillip inquired: “But at what

point did the police stop you?” to which she replied: “A mile down the road. “Obviously they’ve swerved in front of the van, and I thought oh bloody hell! “So I told them: ‘Please do not

talk to any of these it’s my gig.’ They said we’ve had a report that says you stole the sofa.” She concluded: “I said I haven’t bloody stolen it!” which was enough for Phillip, as he

snapped: “Stop swearing!” Alice Beer later commented on the story, saying she could not condone the actions Fiona took. She even described the adventure as theft, finishing by saying:

“That’s looting, that’s anarchy!” Phillip and Holly were extremely entertained by Fiona’s antics, which left Phillip to call her: “My favourite guest in ages!” Fans were right behind

Phillip, as they wrote on Twitter: “#ThisMorning gotta love Fiona she's a legend.” Another said: “@thismorning Fiona Boston is my hero #fionaboston #houseoffraser #ThisMorning.” Last

week saw Matthew Wright reveal why he left the show on This Morning. Speaking to the presenters he explained: “After almost 18 glorious years on Channel 5 and with the show flying high in

the ratings, I feel it's time to depart. It was a combination of lots of things really. Channel 5 decided to a move it to a different production company, a friend of mine decided to

kill himself, which was hard. “Personally things were pretty stressed and strained. All my colleagues who I worked with for years, a lot of them were made redundant. Suddenly over night it

stopped being fun anymore.” _THIS MORNING AIRS WEEKDAYS ON ITV AT 10.30AM._