Holly Willoughby has announced her grand return to presenting with a new YouTube series titled 'Together', years after quitting ITV's This Morning. The 45-year-old presenter will front the lifestyle-focused show, which features real people and celebrity guests, marking her first major project since stepping back from the spotlight in 2023 following a stalking ordeal.
Background: Why Holly Left This Morning
In 2023, Holly dramatically left This Morning after being subjected to a terrifying stalking plot. She pulled out of hosting duties at the last minute when a plot to kidnap her was uncovered. Since then, she has largely stayed out of the public eye, making only rare appearances in recent months.
The New Show: Together
Officially announced on Monday, July 20, 'Together' will be released on all digital streaming platforms and across social media. The first episode is scheduled for Tuesday, July 28. The show will feature two episodes per week, focusing on lifestyle topics such as fashion, healthy living, and real-life stories. Segments are branded under the 'Together' umbrella, including 'Cook Together' for food and 'Better Together' for health advice.
The show is produced in a custom-built studio with a working kitchen, dining space, and seating areas, reminiscent of her This Morning days. Holly is creating the series with Hungry Bear Media, owned by her husband Dan Baldwin.
Celebrity Guests and Sponsorship
Holly will be joined by a host of celebrity guests, including Hollywood actor Stanley Tucci, Spice Girl Emma Bunton, and comedian Katherine Ryan. The show is sponsored by tech health provider Voy, which will help fund and promote the program.
Speaking about the project, Holly said: "I’m so proud of the work all the team who make Together have put into this exciting new project. We’ve had a lot of fun developing it and look forward to seeing what you think."
George Pallis, founder of Voy, commented: "What Holly is building feels genuinely aligned with what we believe at Voy. That better health should feel open, human and easy to act on. Too often people put off getting support because health feels complicated or difficult to talk about. Voy exists to change that, to help people understand their health earlier, access care that actually works, and make living well feel like a normal, everyday part of life."
