Phillip Schofield jokes he'll ride home in a police car from Pride Of Britain afterparty

Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield have become famous for being a little worse for wear on This Morning over the years.

Tomorrow's show may be no exception as Phillip hinted at the pair's wild partying antics at the star-studded Pride Of Britain Awards 2019 on Monday night.

Holly, 38, looked sensational as she also joked about getting drunk with her co-star.

Earlier in the evening, Holly wowed the crowds in flaming red as she turned heads on arrival.

Phillip and Holly hinted at their wild partying antics at the star-studded Pride Of Britain Awards 2019 on Monday night (Tim Merry)

Way back when, Holly and Phil left viewers stunned following their appearance at the National Television Awards in 2016.

The co-hosts were forced to present This Morning while hungover and clearly still drunk.

After presenting Sgt Stevie Bull with the This Morning Emergency Services gong during tonight's Pride Of Britain Awards, Holly and Phil joined the brave police officer in the winners room.

The duo presented Sgt Stevie Bull with the This Morning Emergency Services gong (PA)

Metropolitan Police commissioner Cressida Dick, who paid tribute to Sgt Bull up on stage, laughed as Phil cracked a joke about drinking with Holly.

"I hope you've got a spare car with blue lights," he laughed to the police chief.

"Drinks are on Phil," Holly chortled.

Holly had earlier told Mirror Online how much she was looking forward to I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! starting next month - especially now she doesn't have to deal with the spiders and rats herself.

She stepped in last year to host the show alongside pal Dec Donnelly while Ant McPartlin took a break from his TV commitments to concentrate on his recovery following his drink-driving shame.

Phillip joked to the police chief: "I hope you've got a spare car with blue lights," as he teased wild after party (Daily Mirror)

“I’m so much more laid back this year.

“I am going to look forward to watching it, I’m such a fan of the show so just to sit back and watch it will be great.”

Holly went on: “The kids watch it with a completely different perspective and take because they’ve been there and they’ve seen it so they’re really looking forward to it coming back, they keep seeing the adverts with the boys in the boats and they’re like, ‘Where are they now?’

“I think we’re all just looking forward to having it back in our lives again.”

The Daily Mirror Pride of Britain Awards, in partnership with TSB, will broadcast on ITV on 5th November at 8pm.