Holly Willoughby has said her new YouTube show was born out of “seeing how my kids view stuff”. The 45-year-old TV presenter launched a lifestyle channel called Together on Tuesday, with Hollywood actor Stanley Tucci as the first guest.
Content Inspired by Family
Willoughby, mother to Harry, 17, Belle, 15, and Chester, 11, with husband Dan Baldwin, described the channel as “all the things I love; fashion, beauty, cooking, showbiz and real-life stories, and I’ve put them together in one place.” Speaking on BBC Radio 2’s The Sara Cox Breakfast Show, she added: “It was born out of seeing how my kids view stuff. It feels like there’s this whole new world of opportunity where you can create these mini-worlds and people can come and find you.”
Her children have found her YouTube efforts amusing. Willoughby recalled: “My daughter was laughing at me as I was saying, ‘Subscribe and ding the bell and you’ll get notifications’ and she was like, ‘Mum, you really don’t know what you’re talking about.’ No I don’t, but I’m learning.”
Production and Career Background
Together is produced by Hungry Bear Media, co-owned by Willoughby’s husband. She said of working with Baldwin: “I had this idea and I was like, ‘Who better to make it and who do I trust more?’ Hungry Bear make the best shows. It was a no-brainer, really.”
During the interview, Willoughby also recalled being scouted by modelling agency Storm Management as a teenager. “I was really young, on a school trip. I remember being on the school bus on the way home being so excited. They gave you a badge saying, ‘Spotted by Storm’. I think I kept it on for six months straight.”
Willoughby fronted ITV’s This Morning for 14 years but stepped down in 2023, months after co-host Phillip Schofield left following his admission of an “unwise, but not illegal” affair with a young male colleague. She continued to present Dancing On Ice until it was announced in March 2025 that the show would be “rested” with no further plans for another series. Holly Willoughby Together will release two episodes per week on YouTube, streaming platforms and social media.
