Holly Willoughby left without an ITV show for first time in 21 years after Dancing On Ice axe

Holly Willoughby's ITV Journey

Holly Willoughby, the familiar face of ITV for over two decades, has been left without a prime-time ITV show for the first time in 21 years. This significant change comes after the ITV reality TV series Dancing On Ice, which she co-hosted with Stephen Mulhern, was shelved.

The End of an Era

After bidding farewell to the game show You Bet!, Holly finds herself without an ITV show for the first time in more than two decades. Known for her roles in shows like This Morning, Surprise Surprise, Celebrity Juice, and The Xtra Factor, the absence of Dancing On Ice marks a new chapter in her television career.

What's Next for Holly?

With speculations of a potential £10 million TV deal and talks of collaborating with the BBC for a reboot of Cilla Black's iconic show Blind Date, Holly Willoughby's future in television seems promising. Her husband, producer Dan Baldwin, has hinted at the possibility of reviving the dating show, setting the stage for Holly to step into new presenting ventures.

A Tribute to Cilla Black

Emulating the trailblazing career of Cilla Black, Holly Willoughby aims to establish herself as a solo presenter with substantial influence in the TV industry. Drawing inspiration from Cilla's success with shows like Surprise Surprise, Holly looks towards a future filled with exciting presenting opportunities.