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Phillip Schofield's daughters remain silent after he moves out of family home

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Phillip Schofield 's daughters have not publicly commented on him moving out of the family home. The This Morning presenter recently moved into his brand new bachelor pad after bravely coming out as gay with the support of his loving wife Stephanie Lowe and daughter Molly, 26, and Ruby, 24.

Phillip was applauded for his bravery in February when he released a statement revealing he had come to terms with the fact that he's gay with the help of his family.

He said on the ITV show, as he was interviewed by his best pal and co-presenter Holly Willoughby, that Steph and his daughters had been amazing in the way they'd stood by his side and encouraged him to be true to himself.

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