This Morning host Holly Willoughby is missing from the ITV show today, with Josie Gibson and Alison Hammond hosting instead, leaving fans to question where she is
This Morning fans have been left questioning where Holly Willoughby is as she's missing from today's show.
Holly normally presents the show from Monday through to Thursday, but as the programme kicked off on Thursday, 5 October, she was nowhere to be seen.The pair seemed at home with one another and didn't reveal why Holly was missing as the programme kicked off. Instead, Alison joked that she was "jealous" of Josie and Holly presenting the daytime show this week and said that she wanted to get involved.Another asked: "Where's@HollyWills? #HollyWilloughby."For more of the latest celebrity, lifestyle and fashion and beauty news, click here
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