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For any copyright, please send me a message. Holly Willoughby has hit back at mum-shamers who criticise her for working full time and having a nanny to help her take care of her children. The 38-year-old shares Harry, ten, Belle, eight, and Chester, five, with her husband Dan Baldwin. Holly, who presents This Morning alongside Phillip Schofield, revealed she does enlist the help of a nanny, but that she is able to pick her children up from school after she has finished filming. She told Closer: "I do have a nanny, otherwise the kids would have to walk themselves to school! "A good work-life balance is, for me, the most important thing - and the biggest challenge I have. I'm lucky I do a job that allows me to do school pick-up, so I feel quite blessed to have that." Read More Related Articles Emmerdale plot will take 'dark turn' for Vanessa as killer Pierce takes revenge Read More Related Articles Piers Morgan leaves Ruth Langsford red-faced over 'nice Phil' remark amid This Morning feud She also argued mothers are judged whether they stay home or work, so she tries not to listen to trolls who judge her parenting. "I don't think women can win," she said. "Working mums and stay-at-home mums get a tough time. You're damned if you do and damned if you don't." She urged people not to "listen to what the mummy brigade say". Holly also addressed the rumours her and Phillip were feuding, and their friendly on-air demeanours were fake. She laughed off the claims, saying her chemistry and giggles with Schofe would be impossible to fake, and that she is not good that good an actress. Holly also revealed she speaks to her co host all the time on the phone and discussed the rumours. This Morning scooped Best Daytime Show at the National Television Awards last week, and Holly and Phil pretended not to have turned up to the studio the next day, because they were so hungover. Last year it was reported that Phillip's relationship with his co-stars had become "fragmented". He was accused of creating a 'toxic atmosphere' on set, with allegations of ongoing spats with Holly, as well as stand-in hosts Ruth Langsford and Eamonn Holmes. A source from the broadcaster reportedly told The Sun that Phillip and Holly had fallen out after she won a Bafta for for stint filling in for Ant McPartlin in Australia. Read More Showbiz editor's picks They claimed: "Phillip was furious. He didn't want Holly mentioning her triumph when they reunited on This Morning. "It felt very petty and bitter for someone who is his close friend. But it felt like he was jealous." Do you have a story to sell? Get in touch with us at webcelebs@trinitymirror.com or call us direct 0207 29 33033
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