Holly Willoughby has announced plans to launch a new YouTube channel this year, featuring a show titled 'Together' produced by her husband Dan Baldwin's company, Hungry Bear. The former ITV presenter, 45, left This Morning in 2023 after 16 years as co-host alongside Phillip Schofield.
The show will reportedly include segments such as a cookery feature, with an insider telling The Sun: "The eclectic mix of subjects very much chimes with this overarching theme of 'togetherness' which she's clearly trying to embrace." The source added that the title is intended to reunite viewers with Holly after her absence from daytime television.
Willoughby's move follows other celebrities like Gordon Ramsay and Ant and Dec who have found success on YouTube. Additionally, reports from February suggested she is in talks for a three-part Netflix documentary series similar to Victoria Beckham's, described as a chance to "reset everything and start gaining back her fans."
Meanwhile, speculation about her replacing Claudia Winkleman or Tess Daly on Strictly Come Dancing remains unconfirmed, with BBC bosses staying silent. PR expert Maya Riaz commented to the Mirror: "For years, Holly was seen as the nation's sweetheart. Recently, she has become a lightning rod for criticism... TV executives rarely say it out loud, but they all naturally ask the same question: 'Is a person still worth the risk?'"
Willoughby's recent TV ventures have faced setbacks: Dancing on Ice was axed a year after her return, she quit You Bet! after one series, and Celebrity Bear Hunt was cancelled in 2025. She continues to run her beauty business Wylde Moon and the production company she co-owns with her husband.
