Katie Price caught scrolling through her phone as Holly Willoughby gives an National Television Award acceptance speech – after beating Loose Women
The former glamour model played on her phone whilst the rest of the defeated Loose Women cheered for winners Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield
KATIE Price was caught fiddling with her phone as Loose Women lost out to This Morning at the National Television Awards.
As Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield delivered a touching speech, the camera showed Katie's Loose Women co-stars cheering loudly as the former glamour model looked stony faced.
Phillip told the audience: "We love getting up very very early even when it's cold and dark so that we can work on a show that we're so proud of. And I can work with someone who I absolutely adore."
Holly added: "I'm lucky to work with not only one of my best friends but the best team in the business."
Holly also thanked Eamonn Holmes and Ruth Langsford who host the show on a Friday, sending love to Eamonn who was forced to miss the awards because of an illness.
The party-loving hosts also told the crowd now that they've accepted their award, it was "party time".
A source told The Sun that Holly and Phillip had asked for a more gentle show tomorrow, after anticipating another of their legendary nights out.
The presenting duo have asked bosses to make sure the show is filled with fun topics so they can celebrate their win properly tonight.
A source said: "They know they're going to have a brilliant night out so they asked bosses to make sure tomorrow's episode isn't a huge serious one.
"Viewers love the show after the NTAs so Holly and Phil want to make sure it's as fun as possible for them."
Holly and Phil hit the headlines a few years ago when they went straight to work after partying the night away to celebrate another This Morning win at the bash and made a hilarious show in the process.
They appeared on screens still wearing their outfits from the night before at 10.30am the next day and the show has gone down in daytime TV history.
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