Phillip Schofield teased another bombshell on Tuesday's second instalment of his Channel 5 series, Cast Away. The former This Morning star, 62, has returned to television in an exclusive three-part series, where he tells his own personal story in an emotionally charged ultimate survival experience. Reflecting on the past 18 months during the second episode, Phillip said: "I know what I did and I wish I hadn't, I know that I made life tough for the people that I love the most but you know people just went, who I thought were my friends, and they just went and that's like.
.. what the hell!" The presenter added: "I've been chucked under a bus, and I could drive the same bus over so many people but I'm not that sort of person.
I never have been but if I sit down with a camera and the light's going, who knows what I'll say?" It comes as Phillip broke his silence on his TV return last week, saying: "This is most definitely a first for me and the only thing I felt compelled to do. It appealed to me on so many levels. I’ve recently had a lot of time to think about my life, what went right and what went wrong, but I’ve always had the safe arms of friends and family wrapped around me.
"This time it’s just me, no phone, no comforts, no crew and only lip balm as a luxury. I’m looking forward to exploring the island, trying to tie knots to secure my shelter and foraging and fending for myself in the wild..
. with no help. Maybe I’ll be Robinson Crusoe, or maybe I’ll just be Tom.