TV presenter Holly Willoughby has said she is “so proud” of her new YouTube channel, which she has described as an “exciting new project”.
The former This Morning presenter, 45, teased her channel Holly Willoughby Together in a post to social media last week which also revealed its pink and red branding.
Willoughby, also known for hosting Dancing On Ice, has now announced she will use the platform to host an upcoming lifestyle series – which will cover topics such as practical advice, fashion, beauty and health.
Holly Willoughby has launched her new YouTube channel (CREDS HERE/PA)The TV personality will chat to celebrity guests including award-winning actor Stanley Tucci, Spice Girl star Emma Bunton and All Saints singer Nicole Appleton, as well as comedians such as Joanne McNally and Katherine Ryan.
She will also host honest, in-depth conversations with a range of “inspiring” guests including a tech safety campaigner, chefs, a florist and a make-up artist.
The channel is filmed in a studio designed around conversation, and will feature a cooking segment, a focus on fashion and beauty, and will also provide practical guidance on health and wellness.
Willoughby 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.”
Holly Willoughby Together will release two episodes per week, and will premiere on July 28.
It will be available on YouTube, digital streaming platforms and across social media.
It marks Willoughby’s first project since she announced she was stepping down from ITV’s This Morning in October 2023 after fronting it for 14 years.
Her departure came months after her co-host Phillip Schofield left ITV after admitting to an “unwise, but not illegal” affair with a young male colleague on the show.
She continued to present ITV’s Dancing On Ice until it was announced in March 2025 that the show would be “rested” with no further plans for another series.
Willoughby also fronted the ITV game show You Bet!, but had to step down for its second season over scheduling conflicts.