Holly Willoughby returns to public eye with YouTube channel three years after ITV This Morning exit

Now absent from screens, Ms Willoughby has taken to YouTube instead, with a channel called Holly Willoughby Together.

Launching the new account on Wednesday, she shared a poster on Instagram along with a link to the channel.

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Ms Willoughby’s This Morning exit came shortly after co-presenter Phillip Schofield left the show over what he deemed an “unwise but not illegal” affair with a colleague.

The new YouTube channel appears to be the TV personality’s return to the spotlight, prompting fans to flood her social media post with supportive messages.

Current This Morning presenter Alison Hammond was among them, with the host writing: “This is everything,” under the post.

One fan added: “Can’t wait to see more have missed your laughter and happy personality.”

“How exciting! You must be buzzing to get going now? Can’t wait to see what you have been up to. Good luck,” another penned.

Someone else commented: “Oh my goodness! So excited excited for you darling.”

Another simply wrote: “Amazing!!!”

“So exciting!!!! followed and subscribed,” another supportive fan posted.

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“Yippee Holly. Miss you very much Holly. Miss that laugh,” one more added. (sic)

Last month, Ms Willoughby and comedian Michael McIntyre were caught in a chaotic on-camera moment during the Monaco Grand Prix.

The television personalities were in the middle of a Sky Sports interview with presenter Natalie Pinkham when Kim and Khloe Kardashian swept through the paddock area.

Ms Willoughby had just remarked “we are so lucky to be here” when burly security personnel rushed into shot, pushing the trio aside to make way for the reality TV stars.

Kim was attending her first trackside appearance at an F1 event to support her Ferrari driver boyfriend Lewis Hamilton, accompanied by her sister and a substantial security detail.

The chaotic moment saw McIntyre abandon his interview to chase after the famous siblings, leaving a startled Ms Willoughby behind.

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Upon returning to the interview, Mr McIntyre described the experience as being hit by an overwhelming force.

“I’ve just been hit by like a wave. You know when you’re on holiday, and a wave hits you and it’s like ‘that’s actually quite dangerous.’ We’ve been Kardashian waved,” he told Sky Sports.