Holly Willoughby’s Return to ‘Dancing On Ice’
Holly Willoughby is reportedly gearing up to resume her role on ‘Dancing On Ice’ after a three-month absence, intending to speak briefly about her hiatus when the show premieres on January 14.
Her return, exclusively revealed by MailOnline, comes after she learned of an alleged plot to kidnap and murder her, prompting her time away from television.
Acknowledging Fan Support and New Beginnings
According to a source, Holly plans to express gratitude to her fans for their support during her absence, marking the start of a new, positive year.
The brief acknowledgment aims to draw a line under her hiatus and herald an optimistic phase as she re-enters the public eye.
Security Measures and Contract Details
In light of the alleged threats, ‘Dancing On Ice’ producers have reportedly heightened security measures for Holly.
Additionally, she’s signed a one-year rolling contract with the show, maintaining an option to take a longer break next year if required.
ITV’s Statement and Show Dynamics
Katie Rawcliffe, ITV’s head of entertainment commissioning, expressed excitement about reuniting Holly Willoughby and Stephen Mulhern for the show, acknowledging their rapport after 20 years of collaboration.
Willoughby’s Paused Ventures and Ongoing Legal Case
Following the alleged plot, Holly has put her contracts with Marks & Spencer and L’Oreal on hold, expressing concerns for her safety.
Gavin Plumb, facing charges related to soliciting murder and incitement to commit kidnap against the TV presenter, remains in custody with a trial date set for June 24.
Holly Willoughby prepares for her return to ‘Dancing On Ice,’ intending to briefly address her TV absence amidst reports of an alleged kidnap and murder plot against her.
The upcoming season marks a new beginning for the presenter, while security measures are being heightened for her safety. Additionally, she’s paused her lucrative contracts amid ongoing legal proceedings concerning the alleged threats.
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