Holly Willoughby fans compare her Freeze the Fear with Wim Hof outfit to Willy Wonka

HOLLY Willoughby has opened up about family life with husband Dan Baldwin and their three children. The This Morning host usually shares very little about her personal life but Holly, 41, even revealed what she and TV producer Dan do when they're child free.

Holly Willoughby is usually tight lipped about her relationship with TV producer Dan Baldwin and their three beautiful children.But on Friday, the ITV This Morning star gave her loyal legion of fans an insight into her marriage and family life as she shared a candid confession about their love for her doting husband and their children.The mother-of-two boasts a hugely successful career both on and offscreen which she has developed over the last 40 years.But during a recent interview with MailOnline, the blonde bombshell revealed that her role within the household is the most important thing to her.She opened up to the publication about her relationship with Dan, saying: “If my career tanked tomorrow, I know I'd be fine.“But if something happened with my marriage or my family, that would be the end of my world.”The happy couple met back in 2004 during the start of their TV career and the dynamic duo stood by one another to support them throughout their endeavours.It comes after the power couple collaborated in their most recent ITV programme Freeze the Fear which she filmed alongside her partner who was an executive producer on the show.The TV show, which debuted on Tuesday (April 12) - saw 12 celebrities take on ice guru Wim Hof which was filmed in the heart of Nothern Italy.She went on to tell the outlet how the happy couple have enjoyed some much-needed time away from their gorgeous children Harry, 12, Belle, 11 and Chester, seven.Holly added: “We’d sit on the balcony of our hotel room drinking Aperol Spritz and eating pizza.”After the first episode of the bone-chilling series aired, viewers flooded to Twitter to share their love for the cold weather challenges on social media.In response to all to love for the show

Holly Willoughby has revealed how she used to "hide behind her fringe" as a child as she lacked confidence and believed she would "never" be successful.The 41 year old, whose fans recently compared her Freeze the Fear with Wim Hof outfit to Willy Wonka, explained that she used to mumble into her sleeve out of fear she would "say something stupid" in a candid interview with the Daily Mail. "I'm probably the one most surprised by the position I'm now in," she shared, referencing her position as a presenter for ITV's This Morning among many others.The star went on: "I never thought I'd be successful. At school I didn't speak.

Holly Willoughby doesn't always open up about the details of her relationship with TV producer Dan Baldwin but on Friday it was reported that the This Morning host made a very candid confession about her relationship.MORE: Holly Willoughby looks effortlessly beautiful in sun-soaked selfie – see photoThe mother-of-two has had a very successful career both on and offscreen but in an interview with the MailOnline it was the role she played at home that she credited as being the most important.WATCH: The trailer for Holly and Dan's new show Freeze the FearDiscussing her relationship with husband Dan, she said: "If my career tanked tomorrow I know I'd be fine.MORE: Holly Willoughby shares sneak peek at daughter Belle's epic birthday party inside £3million homeREAD: Holly Willoughby rocks a jumpsuit that is total snow bunny vibes"But if something happened with my marriage or my family, that would be the end of my world." The couple met in 2004Lucky for the ITV star her most recent new programme, Freeze the Fear was filmed alongside her hubby who was executive producer on the show.The series, which debuted on Tuesday saw 12 celebrities take on ice guru Wim Hof and was filmed in Northern Italy.Holly also told the MailOnline that while filming the new show, the couple had some time away from their children Harry, 12, Belle, 11 and Chester, seven."We'd sit on the balcony of our hotel room drinking Aperol Spritz and eating pizza," she said.

THIS Morning presenter Holly Willoughby has confessed she used to be permanently terrified she'd "say something stupid". Holly, 41, is one of our most in demand TV presenters these days but she hasn't always found public speaking so easy.

London studio, Holly Willoughby is reliving one of her worst television moments – interviewing the then prime minister Gordon Brown.  'I was dreadful,' she says of the interview which took place in 2009, just two months after she'd joined ITV's This Morning alongside Phillip Schofield.  'The worst thing was that so many people in the industry had said I couldn't do that job.

IF there’s one thing more exciting than discovering a character you really love, on television, it’s the buzz of discovering a character you really don’t like at all. A character, for instance, like Owain Wyn Evans, the drumming Welsh weatherman who, like Jim Royle’s “s**t on a field,” is suddenly everywhere, craving our attention with a desperation not even Fred Sirieix or Dr Ranj can match.

BBC One (April 14). But he came under scrutiny from the judges after serving up the chicken thighs alone as he admitted he had undercooked the rice.

Holly Willoughby has spoken openly about imposter syndrome and said she "wasn't up to" hosting when she first landed her role on This Morning.The ITV veteran, who has been presenting the popular daytime show alongside Phillip Schofield since 2009 recalled the "dreadful" interview with Prime Minister Gordon Brown soon after her first appearance on the programme.Discussing the interview which happened more than ten years ago, Holly told The Daily Mail Weekend Magazine about her experience and said she was "awful".She expressed: "I was dreadful. The worst thing was that so many people in the industry had said I couldn't do that job.

Holly Willoughby said she floundered when she first joined This Morning, thinking she was an "wasn't up to" hosting.

Holly Willoughby, 41, shared today a heartwarming post in honour of her daughter, Belle, who turns 11 years old today.The This Morning star took to Instagram, where she enjoys a following of 7.7 million, to wish her middle child a happy birthday.The photograph featured Belle on board a boat looking into the distance as the sunset on the horizon.Holly penned: “Happy birthday beautiful Belle…“We love you so much… let’s see what 11 brings…”Holly also added a string of emojis to the caption, including a birthday cake, a dog and a butterfly.Fans of the TV presenter took to the comment section to join the proud mum in her well-wishes.Kicks.count wrote: “Happy birthday Belle! I hope you have a wonderful day.“From what I remember 11 is a great age.”Trish_caffery64 added: “Happy birthday Belle.

This Morning star Holly Willoughby has shared a rare snap of her daughter Belle, who celebrated her 11th birthday on Thursday.MORE: Holly Willoughby rocks a jumpsuit that is total snow bunny vibesTaking to her Instagram account, the ITV star posted a glorious sun-kissed photo of Belle who could be seen facing away from the camera whilst standing on a boat.WATCH: The trailer for Holly's new show Freeze the FearCaptioning the image, Holly wrote: "Happy birthday beautiful Belle… we love you so much… let’s see what 11 brings…"READ: Holly Willoughby inundated with messages about new series - see her reactionSEE: Holly Willoughby looks ultra-chic in ski gear on secret holidayFriends and fans including Kate Thornton inundated the star's post with birthday wishes, Belle celebrated the exciting milestone with an epic sleepover party inside the family's £3million London home.Holly shared the sunset snap with her 7.7 million followersThe celebration was an extravagant one and Holly gave followers a small glimpse into the celebrations whilst she thanked company Teepee Vibe Tribe, who arranged an incredible sleepover kit for the occasion.The fabulous kit included a stunning pink tepee, complete with fairy lights, a collection of pink cushions, a pink sippy cup, a writing set, and a stylish white hamper for the event.Taking to her Instagram earlier this week, Holly impressed followers after her appearance on new TV series Freeze the Fear which started on Tuesday.Fans were very impressed with the new show which saw a group of celebrities undergo the lifestyle methods of ice guru Wim Hoff.

Holly Willoughby has shared a rare photo of her daughter Belle as she celebrates her 11th birthday.The This Morning presenter, 41, is a proud mum to three children with her husband Dan Baldwin - Harry, 12, Belle, 11 and Chester, seven.The star tends to keep her children out of the spotlight and rarely features them on her social media feed. Holly broke convention, however, to share a sweet message for daughter Belle as she celebrates her 11th birthday.

Holly Willoughby has opened up on suffering from “imposter syndrome” during the earlier years of her presenting career.The This Morning presenter, 41, who’s hosted the ITV show alongside Phillip Schofield, 60 since 2009, said she was told by critics early on that she couldn’t handle political segents on the show.The mum of three confessed that her “worst” TV moment came in 2009 when she was interviewing then prime minister Gordon Brown, which she claims was “awful”. However, she says she’s learned to “trust herself” and accepted that she’ll “never be perfect as a presenter”.

Johnny Depp is suing Aquaman actress Amber Heard for defamation, while she is making a $100 million counterclaim against him. Johnny's pal Isaac Baruch, who'd been close to the actor since his teenage years, vowed he had never seen abuse take place, while taking to the stand in court.Isaac told the court that Johnny had generously provided him with the use of penthouse apartment after finding fame, and had even paid him rent at a time when both had shared the accommodation.Denying ever having seen physical attacks on Amber, he branded her allegations "not fair"."For Johnny, his family has been completely wrecked by all of this stuff," he blasted."And it's not fair.

This Morning presenter Holly Willoughby has admitted that she proved her critics right following a "dreadful" interview with former Prime Minister, Gordon Brown.Speaking in a new interview, the ITV star, 41, reflected on her time presenting the popular daytime show with her co-host Phillip Schofield, revealing that she was determined to prove her critics wrong after people in the industry aired their doubts over her presenting abilities when she first landed the role.Holly has hosted This Morning for 13 years alongside co-host Phillip after landing the role in 2009 following a series of presenting stints.But in a new interview, the star told how she suffered from "imposter syndrome" throughout her early presenting jobs.However, it was one nightmare interview that left the star "completely floundering" after she was so desperate to prove she could do her new role on the ITV programme.A couple of months after joining This Morning, the star interviewed then-Prime Minister, Gordon Brown.Addressing her "awful" interviewing of the politician, Holly said: "The worst thing was that so many people in the industry had said I couldn’t do that job."I wanted to prove myself."The mother-of-three said that she had discussed the move to interview the politician at length with the show's crew.Explaining what had gone wrong, Holly explained: "Then when it came to the interview I was trying to read out questions from the script."I was saying words I didn’t even understand, mangling up sentences and completely floundering," she added.The star continued to say that she will "never be perfect" as a presenter."The biggest lesson I’ve learnt is that being myself works.

#freezethefear love… Every episode we delve deeper into @iceman_hof method, we’ve only just seen the tip of the iceberg. It’s fascinating to watch the celebs change and react to the process… right off for a cold shower…" READ MORE: BBC Breakfast's Dan Walker hits back at 'made-up' sources and reveals that it was a 'tough decision' to leave the BBC Holly was boasting a bright red winter jacket, completed with a black bobble hat as she admires the Italian landscape. Many of her fans have flocked to the comment section to send her warm wishes of support.

Holly Willoughby showed off her sensational figure as she posed in a deep purple jump suit before making her debut on new BBC One show Freeze the Fear with Wim Hof on Tuesday. The television presenter, 41, took to Instagram to share a picture of herself standing in the snow in her stylish get-up, standing with her hands on her hips. She wore a pair of black Goldbergh snow boots and a bobble hat by Barts Amsterdam in the same hue as her Cordova suit while her waist was cinched in by a black belt with a silver metal buckle.

for accomplishments relating to cold exposure, from running a half marathon barefoot in the Arctic Circle, to the length of time spent swimming under ice. Those particular perky workouts have garnered him something of a messianic aura, and it seems to be having an effect on the rest of us. Following the launch of his recent BBC One series, Freeze The Fear With Wim Hof, John Lewis has reported that sales of outdoor swimming accessories and cover-ups have increased by 51 per cent since last year.

Gabby Logan seemed to be the talk of the town during the first episode of BBC's Freeze the Fear with Wim Hof, as many fans were obsessed with her ageless beauty.The 48-year-old presenter faced her fears as she took part in the icy challenges presented to her by Dutch motivational speaker Wim.But although there were a lot of things going on, several fans couldn't seem to take their eyes off of the sports host.Jumping on Twitter, fans shared their thoughts.One person said: "How amazing is Gabby's figure middle age means nothing."Another shared: "Gabby Logan is just incredible."A third added: "Gabby Logan near 50 want a woman hot as hell." Meanwhile, a fourth impressed fan penned: "I do like Gabby Logan…nice lady."The brand new BBC series presented by Holly Willoughby and Lee Mack will follow eight keen celebrities as they give up their warm cosy lives to live in the Italian mountains in blistering cold conditions.During the next few weeks, the celebs will be faced with several daunting and cold challenges which will push their minds and bodies to the limit.As well as Gabby, the other celebrity participants include Patrice Evra, Alfie Boe, Tamzin Outhwaite, Owain Wyn Evans, Dianne Buswell, Professor Green and Chelcee Grimes.But despite the promising start, some viewers were unsure whether it was worth the watch.Taking to Twitter, one spectator wrote: "Seriously. There’s a program about 'celebs' squealing about jumping into cold water directed by an utterly bizarre German guy.

HOLLY Willoughby’s fans got to see a different side to her as she hosted Freeze The Fear with Wim Hof this evening. The 41-year-old showed off her winter fashion sense as she braved freezing temperatures – but ended up getting compared to Willy Wonka.