Phillip Schofield’s daughters have shared sweet photos with their dad to social media to celebrate Father’s Day.
On Sunday, Phil’s youngest daughter Ruby, 22, shared a picture to her Instagram story alongside a sweet message to her famous dad.
The black-and-white snaps shows Ruby and Phil, appearing to be on a family holiday, smiling for the camera.
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Ruby wrote: “Happy Father’s Day Schofe. Love you so much.”
Meanwhile, Molly took to Instagram to share a boomerang photo showing herself and her dad enjoying the sunshine.
She simply captioned the post with a drawing of a love heart.
Molly also revealed how they spent the special occasion with their dad.
And it seems they spent the day at home making yummy cupcakes!
Molly shared a couple of photos on her Instagram story showing a tray of vanilla cupcakes decorated with sprinkles.
She wrote: “Sunday. Father’s Day cupcakes.”
Phil has his two daughters with his wife of 25 years, Stephanie.
As well as celebrating Father’s Day with his daughters, Phil also took the time to honour his late father, Brian.
Alongside a throwback photo of his dad, Phil wrote: “Happy Father’s Day to my amazing dad. Miss you every day Mr Bojangles.”
Fans rushed to comment on the post, with many comparing him to rock legend Tommy Steele!
One person commented: “Blimey @schofe – thought it was Tommy Steele,” while another added: “Spit of Tommy Steele!”
A third said: “He looks like a right character. Just like you!”
Earlier this month, This Morning host Phil recalled a moment he saved his dad’s life.
During an episode of This Morning, Phil and co-host Holly Willoughby were discussing how CPR can be lifesaving.
The 56-year-old said his late dad could have had his life cut short by more than two decades if Phil hadn’t been able to resuscitate him following a heart attack.
Phil was 22-years-old at the time and admitted he had never trained to do CPR.
He told Holly: “I haven’t trained at all but what I had seen on the telly worked. He was alive for another 25 years.”
As Holly told him he had given his dad “the gift of life” with his swift actions, Phil replied: “Nothing feels better.”
His father went on to recover and lived for another 25 years, passing away in May 2008.
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