Holly Willoughbys Shocking Confession About Romesh Ranganathan

During a game of S**g, Marry, Avoid, a giddy admitted she would s**g comedian .

It was pal who asked her to pick from Romesh, Rob Beckett, and Josh Widdicombe in the cheeky game. Then, teasing Holly, she said, 'I'm just sending Romesh the video of you saying you want to s**g him!'. 

It appears the presenter has finally got her spark back in a first look at her new show, Together. 

But it wasn't just giggles. Later, Holly is seen wiping away tears as she interviewed a grieving mother whose son took his own life.

It's quite the new project for Holly, 45.

For 14 years, she was the much-loved presenter of ’s flagship show, This Morning.

Watched by millions, Holly would interview celebrities, politicians, and of course members of the public on the show’s famous sofa.

But three-and-a-half years since she quit following a horrific and terrifying plot to kidnap, rape, and murder her by former security guard Gavin Plumb, Holly is back - and she’s doing it alone.

On Wednesday morning, she unveiled her YouTube programme, Holly Willoughby Together, which will feature lifestyle content very similar to This Morning, dropping two episodes per week.

And on Monday, she gave a first look at the purpose-built studio in London.

In one shot, a stunning kitchen can be seen where she will make a recipe from her own repertoire or will learn from a top chef in front of a cream SMEG fridge and aesthetic décor. 

Holly is seen leaning on the counter, dressed in a chic white blouse and blue jeans, smiling for the camera. 

It’s there she will present the show - and she has already attracted some big name guests, including Stanley Tucci and Katherine Ryan.

Meanwhile, Emma Bunton and Nicole Appleton - two of the members from Holly’s girl gang who supported her through her kidnap plot ordeal, will also join her on her show.

There are also real-life guests, including tech safety campaigner Ellen Froome, chefs like Lauren Leyva, King The Chef, and Original Flava, plus makeup artist Victoria Penrose and florist Sally Parkes.