  After the recent discovery of a Higgs-like boson, the possibility of an
enlarged scalar sector arises as a natural question. Experimental searches for
charged scalars have been already performed with negative results. We analyze
the phenomenology associated with a fermiophobic charged Higgs (it does not
couple to fermions at tree level), in two-Higgs-doublet models. All present
experimental bounds are evaded trivially in this case, and one needs to
consider other decay and production channels. We study the associated
production of a charged Higgs with either a $W$ or a neutral scalar boson, and
the relevant decays for a light fermiophobic charged Higgs. The interesting
features of this scenario should result encouraging for the LHC collaborations
to perform searches for such a particle.
