NEWS
After her TV comeback, insiders say that Holly Willoughby is in high demand for a bombshell documentary to tell her side of last year’s drama
She returned to our screens last weekend for the first time since announcing her departure from This Morning in October.
And now, insiders say that Holly Willoughby –who is back at the helm of Dancing On Ice alongside Stephen Mulhern –has been approached by a raft of TV producers to lift the lid on her tumultuous 2023 in a tell-all documentary.
APPREHENSIVE
After the presenter’s live TV comeback was a hit with viewers, a source says, “Holly was very apprehensive about getting back on TV and was so thankful for the support of her friends, family and the public.
“But she knows the This Morning and Phil [Schofield] scandal is not going to go away. She’s been inundated with offers to tell her side of the story now she’s back in the public eye. She’s at the centre of aTV bidding war again and that includes a complete tell-all on what really went on in some form of documentary.”
After 14 years on This Morning, Holly, 42, released a statement in October revealing that she would not be returning to ITV’s flagship daytime show. “I feel I have to make this decision for me and my family,” she wrote, signing off, “I will miss you all so much.”
The news came just five months after her former best friend and long-running co-presenter Phillip, 61, resigned from his roles at ITV following the admission of lying about an affair with a younger colleague. At the time, Holly was accused of knowing about the deceit, something both she and Phillip strenuously denied.
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