Holly Willoughby has announced she has stepped down from her role as presenter of This Morning after 14-years.
Holly Willoughby has confirmed she will be leaving her hosting duties at ITV's This Morning after 14 years presenting the show, as the news was confirmed on Tuesday evening on social media in a touching message to her fans.
In a statement shared on Instagram, Holly wrote: "I have let ITV know today that after 14 years, I will not be returning to This Morning. To everyone who has ever worked on the show over the years, thank you so so much. "This such a difficult goodbye, you are incredible and I forever will be proud of what we've done together."
It comes following terrifying allegations of a plot to 'murder and kill' the presenter as she had taken a break from the programme in recent days and failed to attend the Pride of Britain Awards in London at the weekend.
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