Unapologetic Phillip Schofield insists he was 'unfairly targeted' over 'Queuegate' gmb
Philip Schofield has spoken out about the backlash he received over 'Queuegate' when he was targeted on his doorstep by a TV news channel. He insists he was 'unfairly targeted' and refused to apologise for the controversial move that landed him in hot water with many members of the public.
On September 20 - a day after the Queen's state funeral - the pair made a statement on the show, denying they 'jumped the queue' and told viewers they were there as part of accredited press for filming purposes. However, Philip later claimed they were not allowed to film inside the hall, as reported by the Mirror.
"We, of course, respected those rules – however, we realise that it may have looked like something else. And therefore, totally understand the reaction."
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