Phillip Schofield tells Gemma Collins "that he had no problems" for a "nonprofessional" newspaper

Phillip Schofield, co-presenter of the show, met skating diva, Gemma Collins, after stating that Holly Willoughby and he had to meet in front of the ITV bosses for qualifying The GC for "unprofessional" ".

The TOWIE star had previously claimed that Holly and Phil had been in trouble for criticizing her attitude, after keeping the Dancing On Ice team waiting while she was taking a nap.

Phillip, 56, is voiced as the war of words continues, hoping to give reason to the 37-year-old reality TV star, to find out he had to answer in front of ITV officials for criticizing Gemma.

S addressing Radio Times, Schofe said, "No, we had no problems [for calling Gemma unprofessional] at all."

In fact, Phillip thinks that the controversy surrounding the ITV skating competition so far has been a fantastic advertisement and has made the show essential.

"What's lovely is that it's a fantastic TV, it's great to watch and I'm so happy that Gemma is out there and doing it."

What sparked Gemma's eye is Holly and Phil who called her before her Sunday broadcast.

Holly said at the time that Gemma "must show a little professionalism in all her work".

Phil had added that the studio had been immobilized while waiting for The GC. He had asked at the time: "Where is Gemma?" For five or ten minutes … "Oh, she's taking a nap."

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When she spoke to Mirror Online, Gemma said she had heard that "unprofessional jibes" had implied that "Phil and Holly had been offended," and she insisted "a public apology would help greatly improve the situation. "

Gemma will wait a bit for these excuses, but after the ITV bosses have sided with Phil and Holly, but after getting in trouble with Judge Jason Gardiner, she has other fish to bad. .

After the National Television Awards, Gemma insisted that she would now present her "A" game on the show and focus solely on her skating, as she hoped to enter the competition further.

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