Holly Willoughby breaks silence with fresh-faced snap after Covid-19 forced her off air

Motsi Mabuse has shared her relief after her in-laws managed to escape the conflict in the Ukraine. The Strictly judge, 40, is married to Ukrainian dancer Evgenij Voznyuk and previously revealed her terror as his parents were stranded in the country.

MOTSI Mabuse has revealed her husband’s parents are now living with them full time after managing to flee from Ukraine. The 40-year-old opened up about the terrifying situation, admitting “it breaks my heart”, but shared her joy in being able to keep her in-laws safe.

This Morning fans were delighted today to once again be greeted by much-loved host Holly Willoughby.The popular ITV presenter, 41, was forced to miss almost two weeks on the show after she tested positive for Covid-19 and had to stay at home to prevent the spread of infection to her co-stars. Holly returned to the show this morning alongside friend and overjoyed co-host Phillip Schofield and she waved an excited "Hi!" to her beloved viewers. "Do you know? It's so nice to be back," she told Phil.

THIS Morning fans are over the moon as they welcome Holly Willoughby back after she was forced off air with Covid. The 41-year-old missed more than a week of the show, but was excitedly back in the studio today, telling fans: "It is so nice to be back.

Christine Lampard enjoyed a night off from parenting duties as she joined her girlfriends Emma Bunton and Nicole Appleton for a night out at Langan's Brasserie - however, they were upset Holly Willoughby - who recently tested positive for COVID - was unable to join them.MORE: Christine Lampard's tribute to husband Frank Lampard is seriously adorableSpice Girls star Emma shared a group selfie, and remarked: "Missed you @hollywilloughby."WATCH: Christine Lampard shares rare footage of daughter Patricia playing footballThe outing comes shortly after Christine appeared on Loose Women and opened up about her marriage to Frank, with whom she shares two children.MORE: Christine Lampard pays special tribute to Frank Lampard ahead of her 43rd birthdayMORE: Christine Lampard recalls 'deeply upsetting' time during pregnancy with baby FreddieWhen talking about being forgetful, the 43-year-old star explained to the panel: "I think it's when you've clearly got so much else going on in your brain at those times."I mean, phones and keys are my killer... it is the one thing that drives Frank completely insane, where I'll go, 'Where's my phone?' constantly.

Holly Willoughby has returned to This Morning after testing positive for coronavirus.The 41-year-old presenter was back on our screens on Wednesday morning (March 23) alongside Phillip Schofield.Fans were delighted to see Holly on the famous blue sofa after she was forced to take some time off from the ITV daytime show.Taking to Twitter, one fan penned: "#ThisMorning so glad holly back she's been missed."Another added: "#ThisMorning Holly's back finally! so so happy xx"A third person posted: "Yay Holly is back."While a fourth social media user said: "So happy to see Holly."The mother of three informed viewers that she had "48 hours of felling rubbish" but has "felt fine" ever since.She explained that she had to wait her lateral flow test to negative and she described waiting for the single line as the "worst advent calendar in the world."Phillip confirmed that Holly would be coming back earlier this week.Alison Hammond and Jose Gibson both filled in for Holly over the past week.At the start of Tuesday's show (March 22), Phillip told viewers: "Alison is obviously here today, we’re pleased to say that she’s negative and she’ll be back tomorrow.”Upon hearing the news, Alison began dancing along to Celebrate Good Times by Kool & The Gang, which made Phillip laugh even more.The television personality joked that she was expecting “confetti and the works” before she addressed Holly and told her that she’s “so glad she’s coming back”.Holly has taken some time off from her usual presenting gigs on This Morning and Dancing On Ice since she tested positive for Covid-19.She has shared updates on Instagram and recently posted a selfie from her back garden, soaking up the sun as it’s “what the doctor ordered”.The news means Holly

Holly Willoughby is preparing for her TV comeback after being in isolation for more than a week after being stricken with Covid.

Phillip Schofield has confirmed that Holly Willoughby will finally return to This Morning this week. The presenter has been forced off the popular daytime show for more than a week after testing positive for coronavirus on Sunday, March 13, hours before she was due to host the Dancing On Ice semi-finals.

This Morning presenter Phillip Schofield has confirmed that his fellow ITV presenter Holly Willoughby has received a negative Covid-19 result and will be returning to work as soon as possible.Phil, dressed in a blue and white checked shirt, and Alison Hammond, in a black top and floral throw-over combo, opened the show and welcomed viewers to the episode. First off, Phillip turned to Alison and asked her if she could “feel a draught” which sent Alison off into a fit of giggles.She addressed the camera and explained: “We were having a conversation about my eyelashes.

This Morning has been swapping its hosting line-up like its going out of fashion of late due to Covid-related and other absences.

HOLLY Willoughby will finally return to This Morning tomorrow after a week at home with Covid. Phillip Schofield shared the news today as Alison Hammond stood in for his regular co-host.

Holly Willoughby is set to return to ITV's This Morning tomorrow, 23 March, after testing negative for Covid-19. Phillip Schofield, 59, and Alison Hammond, 47, confirmed the news of the 41 year old's return on the programme as he said: "Alison is obviously keeping me company today and we're pleased to say that she's [Holly] negative and she's back tomorrow." Breaking out into a dance, Alison then started singing: "Celebrate good times, come on!" as Phillip giggled and added: "See you tomorrow!" The pair then began giggling uncontrollably as Phil told Alison: "You were expecting a lot for them to catch up with that," as Alison replied: "I was expecting confetti!" Get exclusive celebrity stories and fabulous photoshoots straight to your inbox with OK!'s daily newsletter Holly tested positive for Covid-19 on 13 March as she was forced to pull out of presenting Dancing On Ice with Phil.

Phillip Schofield issued an immediate apology to one of This Morning's latest guests as he addressed an off-air error.

PHILLIP Schofield has shared the private messages he’s received from his co-star Holly Willoughby as she remains at home with Covid. The TV presenter, 59, revealed that the situation was “driving Holly crazy” and that they had been texting each other all weekend as she was forced to miss This Morning again today.

Phillip Schofield jokingly scolded one of This Morning's crew members after they made a comment about his height. The presenter, 59, was back at the helm of the ITV daytime show on Monday as he and Josie Gibson kicked off a brand new week of shows.

Holly Willoughby on ITV’s This Morning as Phillip Schofield confirmed that Holly is “absolutely fine”.Josie wore a stylish khaki green shirt dress with a brown belt and heels, while Phillip wore a red and blue checked shirt as they welcomed viewers to the show.After their greeting, Phillip confirmed that he had been “texting Holly all through the weekend”.“She’s absolutely fine, she just has that incredibly persistent and annoying red line that won’t go away, so she’ll be sitting at home. It’s driving her crazy,” he informed viewers.He turned to Josie and said it was “lovely to see her”, to which Josie replied that they “do have a laugh” together.He said: “We do, there’s been a major discussion even before the show came on air that when we sit at the breakfast bar, we’re both the same height.

Holly Willoughby's This Morning absence has stretched into its second week as she was still missing from Monday's show.

HOLLY Willoughby has pulled out of presenting This Morning again - a week after being forced off with coronavirus.  The 41-year-old missed out on the Dancing on Ice semi-final last weekend, with co-host Phillip Schofield going solo. She was then replaced by presenters Josie Gibson and Alison Hammond on This Morning.

THE full line-up from The Games has been revealed –  and it features some very familiar faces. Reality star Olivia Attwood, singer Max George and Christine McGuinness are preparing to strap on their trainers, pull on their swimsuits and get on their bikes alongside nine other celebrities.

Anyone hoping to see their favourite celebs battle for the Dancing on Ice trophy will have to wait a bit longer before they find out who will take home the amazing trophy. In a shake-up to its typical Sunday schedule, ITV has confirmed that the Dancing on Ice final will not air on Sunday 20 March, due to a scheduling conflict.The dancing show's finale has been pushed back by a week so the channel can cover the FA Cup quarter-final match between Nottingham Forest and Liverpool.The football match is due to kick off at 5.15pm and coverage will be on ITV for three hours, meaning that the programme would clash with Dancing on Ice’s usual prime-time 6.30pm slot on ITV1.

Holly Willoughby seems to be feeling a little better after stepping outside for the first time since it was revealed she had caught Covid. The This Morning star had to quit the ITV show this week and also missed hosting last weekend's Dancing on Ice after coming down with the virus and needing to self-isolate.