July 7th 2024.
Phillip Schofield, the former presenter of This Morning, has recently made a rare appearance in public. And not just any public event, but the highly anticipated Grand Prix. He made quite the entrance, arriving in a helicopter with his beloved family by his side. It's been quite some time since we've seen Phillip at such a gathering, as he famously left his role on the ITV breakfast programme last year. Since then, he's been keeping a low profile, not appearing on TV for over a year and even stepping down from his presenting duties on Dancing on Ice. The only glimpses we've had of him on social media have been through posts of his adorable dog, Alife.
But on this particular Sunday, Phillip was spotted at Silverstone with his wife, Stephanie Lowe, and their two grown daughters, Molly and Ruby. The family-of-four made their way out of the helicopter and into an exclusive area near the track, surrounded by security and staff members. The British Grand Prix at Silverstone is a star-studded event, with well-known names like George Russell, Lewis Hamilton, and Lando Norris going head-to-head in the race.
But Phillip wasn't the only celebrity in attendance. Hollywood heartthrob Brad Pitt was also spotted, holding hands with his girlfriend Ines de Ramon. Despite the rainy weather, Rowan Atkinson came prepared with an umbrella, while Jeremy Clarkson and his partner Lisa Hogan posed for photos. Celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay was also there with his daughter Holly, who had just attended Wimbledon the day before with her partner Adam Peaty. It was quite the star-studded event, with other famous faces like actor Javier Bardem, DJ Greg James, and singer Rebecca Ferguson also seen arriving.
Before the influx of celebrities, fans had expressed their concerns over the high cost of tickets, with a day pass for the Grand Prix costing a whopping £309. Even Lewis Hamilton, a seven-time world champion, spoke out about the prices, stating that it could be "hugely expensive" for families to attend. He called for the prices to be lowered in order to make it more accessible for all fans.
However, the chief executive of Silverstone Circuit, Stuart Pringle, defended the prices, saying that it was actually good value for the event. He also pointed out that there would be performances by popular artists like Stormzy and Kings of Leon, making it a well-rounded experience for attendees. Last year, the event saw a record-breaking 480,000 people in attendance.
It's clear that the British Grand Prix at Silverstone is not just a race, but a highly anticipated and star-studded event that brings together fans, celebrities, and high-profile names in the world of entertainment. And with such a glamorous and exciting atmosphere, it's no wonder that even someone like Phillip Schofield, who has been keeping a low profile, decided to make a grand appearance.
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