British TV presenter Holly Willoughby has sensationally quit her This Morning presenting role after 14 years.
The star, 42, thanked her viewers as she shared an emotional statement revealing she has left the ITV show.
“Most of all, thank you to the wonderful viewers. You’ve been so loyal so supportive and the very best company every day.“It’s been an honour to just be part of its story and I know this story has many chapters left to go. Having lost her sidekick of 14 years, Holly then faced last week’s horrific alleged kidnap plot which saw Gavin Plumb, 36, of Essex, accused of contacting a “hitman” in the US and allegedly making a restraint kit as part of a plan to snatch the mum of three.
“The safeguarding of any victim is paramount and we will continue to prioritise this and working with the Metropolitan Police Service as the investigation proceeds.”Bosses at This Morning were alerted on Thursday morning and the presenter decided to pull out shortly before she was due on air.He has also worked as a kitchen assistant at Pizza Hut until 2012 and once had a job at McDonald’s.
Her co-stars have rallied behind her after she made the shock revelation she’s decided to leave the show.TV cook Juliet Sear added: “So sad to see you go Holly wishing you loads of positive things for your new chapter. Boss Emma Gormley said she knew many staff had also been “deeply affected” by the news of the alleged plot.
TV cook, Juliet Sear, shared that she was “sad” to hear the news, but also wished Holly ‘”loads of positive things” in her “new chapter”.
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