'It's gone way too far with Phillip Schofield.' AndrewCastle63 recognises that 'people don't like being lied to' but says he sees some 'self-preservation' and 'reputation management' in the former presenter's recent interview.
By Phoebe Dampare Osei
Andrew went on: "I am prepared to lend a little bit of support, but some of what I saw yesterday in that interview as well was obviously about absolute self-preservation really, and reputation management, but you know people don't like being lied to and they don't like being deceived." Phillip Schofield has done interviews with the BBC and The Sun, expressing the toll the fallout has taken on his mental health.
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