Phillip Schofield’s daughter Ruby poses in see-through top and bikini on ski holiday
PHILLIP Schofield's daughter revealed her "heart is full" as she showcased a series of snaps from her winter getaway.
Ruby, who is the youngest child of the former This Morning anchor, took to her Instagram page to document her snowy trip to the La Clusaz ski resort in France.
The brunette, 28, kicked off her grid post with a snap showing her flashing her black bra through a semi sheer silver vest.
Ruby paired her top with metallic trousers and took her outfit selfie with the help of a mirror, as she posed with her pal.
Other images saw the group exploring the French mountain region before heading to their cosy chalet.
Ruby then raised a mimosa cheers as she wrapped up in a robe at a spa - complete with an outdoor hot tub.
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In her caption, she wrote: "Heart is full," followed by a white love heart Emoji.
One fan was quick to write: "Love you rubyywoooooo!!!!!"
Another posted: "Loveeeee," as a third wrote: "Yayyy love these."
Her post came after she made an emotional tribute to her late nan on her page.
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FAMILY AFFAIR
Shamed ITV presenter Phil was axed from This Morning this year after his affair with a much younger colleague was exposed.
During that time, he cheated on his wife and repeatedly lied to family, friends and his ITV colleagues.
He then told how it was daughters Molly and Ruby who stopped him from committing suicide amid the ordeal.
The broadcasting legend made the shocking revelation about his suicide plans in his new TV vehicle, Cast Away, which aired on Channel 5.
The three-parter, which was filmed by Phillip himself while he was isolated on an island off the coast of Madagascar, saw him reflect on the downward spiral after being axed from the ITV daytime show in May 2023.
Cast Away verdict
By Rod McPhee
OVER three nights - and three hour-long episodes - Phillip Schofield has been bearing his soul in new Channel 5 show Cast Away.
And it's basically a chance for the former This Morning host to explain the circumstances that saw him leave the show last year.
To put it mildly, he left under something of a cloud, admitting he'd had a fling with a much younger runner on the programme. But in the C5 show he presents his own versions of events - one which is at odds with the narrative that emerged at the time.
He was portrayed as a man who'd had an "unwise" affair, who'd resigned as a result and had let many of his colleagues down.
But in Cast Away Philip insists he was fired by ITV and not for the affair, but because of the bad publicity that surrounded the crimes of his paedophile brother. He summed it up best when he claimed he'd been "pushed under a bus."
After watching Cast Away what you're left with is something rather confusing, however.
Did Philip think he'd done something wrong by having the fling with the runner, or not? For example, he said he wouldn't have been slammed for it quite so much if it were a heterosexual fling.
He said he: "would have received a pat on the back for having an affair with a woman." This infers that the only thing wrong with it was that it was a same sex fling. So why does he also say: "I will be forever sorry. I screwed up. I made a mistake."
The answer, I suspect, is that the whole affair was a murky business. There were so many blurred lines around appropriateness, professionalism and honesty.
The only firm conclusion you can draw from the show is that Phillip himself isn't ENTIRELY sure to what extent He was guilty of wrongdoing.
Amid the confusion, what will the viewing public think? I suspect that this will leave those who disliked Phillip to feel even more suspicious of him.
Those who backed him, will feel reassured too. But those who still aren't sure what to think will be none-the-wiser - and I'm not sure if that's what Phillip would have wanted.
In one poignant moment, he opened up about how he plotted to end it all - and was only stopped after speaking to his girls Molly and Ruby who he shares with his wife Stephanie Lowe.
Recalling the darkest time in his life when he wanted to commit suicide, he said: “It got as dark as it is possible to get. A year ago, I got so, so close.
“I had everything in place. Everything was set up. Everything was ready. And it was Molly that was looking after me. Molly and Ruby were both looking after me at the time."
“Molly said: ‘Do you imagine what this would do to us if you actually managed to pull this off? Imagine what would happen? Can you imagine what it would do to me if you did this on my watch?'
“And that was just enough. Just enough to take a step back from the edge.”
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He then goes on to say: “Without them, I wouldn’t be here.”
Phillip had opened up on the priceless role of his kids in his recovery in a previous exclusive interview with The Sun.
