HOLLY Willoughby looked stunning in a candyfloss pink summer dress after reuniting with her This Morning co-stars.
On Wednesday, the presenter was pictured being embraced by Alison Hammond, Ashley James, Rochelle Humes, Davina McCall, Craig Doyle and Dermot O’Leary at the National Television Awards.
Holly Willoughby stunned in pink minidress after reuniting with This Morning co-stars[/caption]
Her former ITV co-stars warmly embraced her at the NTAs last week[/caption]
It was the first time in almost a year that Holly has been seen on the showbiz circuit[/caption]
Holly, 43, looked in good spirits over the weekend in a new post shared to her Wylde Moon Instagram account.
The TV star posed in her bathroom wearing the dainty frock which featured floaty sleeves and a ruched design around the bust.
She had her eyes closed and flashed her toned legs as she promoted her candle range.
Holly captioned it: “Begin your own love story with our natural soy wax melts today.”
Her fans were quickly shared a string of compliments, with one writing: “There she is,” with heart eyes emoji.
A second added: “Just how beautiful is Holly.”
It comes after Holly was seen beaming alongside her former ITV co-stars at the NTAs last week.
It was the first time in almost a year that Holly has been seen on the showbiz circuit following her dramatic departure from This Morning last October.
She even appeared on stage to present an award.
Holly was greeted with a round of applause while giving out The Bruce Forsyth Entertainment Award, which I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here won.
Earlier in the evening she was seen embracing Dermot on the red carpet.
And delighted GMB host Susanna Reid shared a selfie with her, writing: “Welcome back @hollywilloughby so good to see you.”
The blonde beauty looked incredible in a sparkly silver gown while walking the red carpet outside The O2 Arena in London.
Last year Holly left the ITV daytime show after a plot to kidnap, rape, and murder her was revealed.
Security guard Gavin Plumb, 37, was later jailed for life for the plan.
Holly’s departure from the daytime show after 14 years also followed a rocky few months after co-host Phillip Schofield left.
While Holly has since been back on TV, fronting Dancing On Ice alongside Stephen Mulhern, the NTAs marks a major return to the spotlight for the telly host, who had slashed her workload.
Speaking to The Sun before making their way inside the arena, relief hosts Josie and Craig Doyle opened up about how much they missed working with Holly.
Craig said: “I don’t know what your family is like, but we all families have stuff that happens and you all stay together through it because that’s what a family is all about.
“And actually that stuff makes you a bit tighter and appreciate each other, it’s grand.”
Josie added: “We absolutely adore Holly and she’s one of the greats, she’s one of the greatest broadcasters of all time.
“She makes it look so seamless and she’s a gorgeous person and she’s amazing, we miss her terribly.”
As Craig chimed in with: “It’s the easiest day in the studio when you’re sitting beside Holly isn’t it? She’s grown up and we’re not.”
Holly even appeared on stage to present an award[/caption]
