olly Willoughby has revealed her secrets and techniques to being “worthy of happiness” in a cryptic publish following her former co-host Phillip Schofield’s abrupt departure from This Morning after over 20 years.

Schofield left ITV following his revelation of an affair with a younger colleague on the show.

During interviews within the wake of the fallout, he advised the Sun and the BBC that Willoughby didn't know in regards to the “unwise, but not illegal” relationship, and has apologised for mendacity to her.

Weeks on from his shock axing, the 42-year-old shared a number of affirmations on Tuesday through her way of life model Wyldemoon’s Instagram account.

One stated: “I am worthy and deserving of a lifetime filled with happiness and joy.”

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While one other centered on success, the mantra learn: “I am stronger than all the challenges and difficulties that stand in my way.”

She then went on to share two extra affirmations that centred round self-love and abundance.

Captioning the publish, Willoughby spoke in regards to the energy of affirmations and urged her model’s followers to strive them.

She wrote alongside it: “Affirmations might seem cheesy if you’ve never tried them before, but they really do work.”

Willoughby has beforehand revealed how damage she was by Schofield’s actions in a press release on her Instagram story, saying: “When reports of this relationship first surfaced, I asked Phil directly if this was true and was told it was not. It’s been very hurtful to now find out that this was a lie.”

Former This Morning presenter Eamonn Holmes and the present’s former resident physician Dr Ranj Singh have each individually made allegations in regards to the tradition behind the scenes on the programme within the wake of Schofield’s departure.

Last week, ITV boss Dame Carolyn McCall alongside ITV managing director Kevin Lygo and basic counsel and firm secretary Kyla Mullins was known as to a parliamentary committee to answer questions about the broadcaster’s approach to safeguarding and complaint handling following Schofield’s exit.

Dame Carolyn pushed again strongly towards allegations that Schofield’s affair was an open secret at ITV as folks together with Piers Morgan, James Haskell and Kevin Maguire had prompt, the session heard.

She stated “we were repeatedly told nothing was happening”, and each males denied it “both formally and informally”, with the youthful worker, known as Person X, being questioned 12 instances.

“There was only hearsay and rumour and speculation… Nobody on the board would have turned a blind eye to something as serious as this,” she stated, confirming there's “zero tolerance” for bullying, harassment or abuse of place at ITV.