Holly Willoughby set for TV comeback with new chat show

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Holly Willoughby
Author: Alex RossPublished 6 hours ago

Just weeks after launching her new YouTube series Holly Willoughby Together, TV presenter Holly is reportedly about to make her comeback to TV, after she left her role on This Morning back in 2023.

According to new reports by The Sun, 45-year-old Holly is in talks with streaming giant Disney+ to front a brand new chat show, which will see her interviewing high-profile women with a focus on empowerment and authenticity.

A source told the publication: “Holly has been sought by Disney+ for a new show and is filming a pilot in the next few weeks. It’s called The Holding Space with Holly Willoughby and will see her interviewing high-profile women.

“The whole premise of the show is empowerment and authenticity, with Holly leading the conversation.

“It’s a really ambitious project, with really high production values.”

Since leaving This Morning in 2023, after 14 years on the show, Holly has been taking time away from TV duties.

Other than hosting Bear Grylls' Netflix series Celebrity Bear Hunt in 2025, the mum-of-three has been focusing on her lifestyle and guidance brand WYLDE MOON

Although she was heavily linked for the Strictly Come Dancing hosting job, it was eventually announced that Emma Willis, Josh Widdicombe, and Johannes Radebe would be taking over from Tess Daly and Claudia Winkleman.

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In recent weeks, Holly has launched her new lifestyle YouTube series called Together with guests including Joanne McNally, Stanley Tucci, and Katherine Ryan.

But now, if reports are true, Holly could be back on our TV screens very soon. Despite the rumours, Holly or Disney+ are yet to confirm anything, but the source did add: “The production company, Box To Box, has thrown a fair bit of cash behind it already and is confident it’ll be commissioned by Disney+.

“It would be huge for Holly and would mark an exciting new chapter in her career.”