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Holly Willoughby is notoriously private about her life outside of being a broadcaster and rarely shares much about her life away from presenting. However, the This Morning host, 41, took fans inside her abode as she shared a video of herself cooking up a breakfast to end all breakfasts.

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Phillip Schofield’s We Buy Any Car million-pound advertising deal has come to an end after five years. Eagle-eyed fans noticed that the This Morning presenter was no longer a part of the brand after he was removed from its social media posts following claims he and co-star Holly Willoughby skipped the queue to see the Queen lying in state. The car buying service has stressed that Schofield’s departure from the business is unrelated to queue-gate.

Holly Willoughby has a brand new deal with Marks & Spencer, said to be worth a seven figure sum. The host’s impressive new venture with the retail giant follows recent backlash received for “skipping the queue” to see the Queen Lying-In-State last month. Holly’s M&S deal comes as her co-host Phillip Scofield’s £1 million contract with We Buy Any Car has ended.

difficult few weeks in the public eye, Holly Willoughby has received some good news! The This Morning host has extended her contract with M&S.MORE: Holly Willoughby shares rare glimpse inside beautiful family kitchenA spokesperson for M&S told MailOnline: "We have extended our contract with Holly, and we will continue to work with her." It has been reported that the 41-year-old will continue to be the high street brand's ambassador for at least two more years.WATCH: Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield break silence on 'queue jumping' controversyThe news comes shortly after Holly - along with co-host Phillip Schofield - faced a substantial amount of public backlash over claims they skipped the queue for the Queen's lying in state.MORE: ITV confirm Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield will not lose jobs over queue jump controversySEE: Holly Willoughby shares coping mechanism for surviving stressful timesLast week, ITV confirmed that the two hosts will not lose their jobs. Dame Carolyn McCall, who is the chief executive of ITV, said that their jobs at the broadcaster are safe, but revealed that both presenters were not "feeling great" about the situation.As programme bosses previously confirmed, the daytime presenters were given a separate access line for media to enter Westminster Hall and film a segment for the popular show that aired the day after the Queen's funeral.However, despite this, both Holly and Phil have been targeted on social media over claims they jumped the hours-long public queue.

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Holly Willoughby has signed a seven-figure deal with retail giant M&S after facing backlash for ‘skipping the queue’ to see the Queen lying in state.The This Morning presenter has been working as a brand ambassador for the retailer since 2018, and now M&S bosses have decided to extend her contract.By contrast, her co-star Phillip Schofield, who joined her during the ‘Queue-Gate’ ordeal, had his £1million deal with We Buy Any Car come to an end.READ MORE: Phillip Schofield 'dumped from £1m We Buy Any Car deal' amid queue-jumping claims A statement from Marks & Spencer confirmed: “We have extended our contract with Holly, and we will continue to work with her."While an insider told MailOnline of the deal: “Holly has been amazing for Marks & Spencer and has their full support.”When fans noted that Phil’s face had disappeared from the We Buy Any Car advertisements, a spokesperson insisted that his deal ending has nothing to do with the skipping the line backlash.They said: “Webuyanycar and Phillip Schofield agreed earlier this year that the webuyanycar/Phillip Schofield campaign would come to an end in 2022, having worked together for over five years.“The decision was made prior to any recent stories regarding Phillip.”It comes after ITV bosses insisted Phil and Holly’s jobs on the network are secure despite circulating reports to the contrary, with Chief Executive Dame Carolyn McCall saying: “They did have accreditation. Lots of people saying they didn’t.

This Morning pair jumped the queue to see the Queen lying-in-state, Marks & Spencer has confirmed Holly Willoughby will continue to be an ambassador for at least two years.

The woman behind a petition to get Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield axed from This Morning has said it's "destroying" her.

Phillip Schofield’s £1million We Buy Any Car advertising deal has come to an end after five years. Just days ago fans noticed that the TV presenter’s image had been removed from the brand’s social media pages, despite having been the voice and face of the company's advert for the last few years.

Phillip Schofield's £1million We Buy Any Car deal has been dropped after five years.

Holly Willoughby looked back on top form and in good spirits as she swapped the This Morning studio for the trading floor. The presenter spent her morning yesterday doing her day job alongside Phillip Schofield as she fronted the ITV daytime show before heading across the capital for a charity appearance.

Phillip Schofield isn't known for his social media presence but the presenter has broken his Instagram silence for the first time since facing backlash alongside his co-star and close friend Holly Willoughby. The This Morning stars were accused of jumping the public queue to see the Queen lying in state.

Holly Willoughby looked delighted to be back in the company of her Celebrity Juice co-star Keith Lemon as the pair supported the annual Together For Short Lives charity event on Thursday. The This Morning presenter, who has been targeted online over claims jumped the public queue to see the Queen lying in state with Phillip Schofield, was among the celebrities taking over the trading floor at BGC Partners brokerage company. Willoughby showed up to help raise money for the charity at the annual event in honour of the 9/11 attacks and even received a round of applause after making around £20,000 on a single trade.

Holly Willoughby looked delighted to be back in the company of her Celebrity Juice co-star Keith Lemon as the pair supported the annual Together For Short Lives charity event on Thursday.The This Morning presenter, who has been targeted online over claims jumped the public queue to see the Queen lying in state with Phillip Schofield, was among the celebrities taking over the trading floor at BGC Partners brokerage company.Willoughby showed up to help raise money for the charity at the annual event in honour of the 9/11 attacks and even received a round of applause after making around £20,000 on a single trade.At one point, she was ambushed by friend and TV personality Lemon while making a trade before she kicked at him for frightening her.Speaking of their Celebrity Juice days, Lemon told the trading floor: ‘We used to work together before she left me.’Willoughby appeared on Celebrity Juice alongside Lemon, real name Leigh Francis, for 12 years before she quit in 2020, with the show set to air its last ever episode later this year.Elsewhere at the charity event, the television presenter, who wore a maroon jumper and tartan skirt, also made the trading floor laugh after she attempted to put the phone down on a laptop holder. ‘I really do not know what I am doing,’ Willoughby was heard saying. ‘It feels wrong just putting it down.’After sorting another trade which made £3,000, Willoughby told the client on the phone: ‘I am amazed you understood what I said.’Willoughby later told a BGC organiser: ‘I am learning words I have never heard of.

Celebrities trading in honour of those killed in 9/11 was a “positive idea” born from a “truly traumatic day”, the chief executive of BGC has said. A host of famous faces including Damian Lewis, Holly Willoughby and Davina McCall returned to the annual event at brokerage firm BGC Partners on Thursday to raise money in memory of the 658 BGC employees and 61 Eurobrokers employees who died during the attacks in 2001. Chief executive Sean Windeatt recalled working in the London office on the day the tragedy unfolded.

Holly Willoughby leaves her loyal legion of fans concerned after she shares an “emotional” hug with her son Chester.On Thursday (September 29), the This Morning presenter took to her Instagram account to pay tribute to her youngest child on his birthday.The mum-of-three shared a sweet snap as she gave a loving hug to her little one while she shut her eyes and treasured the moment.READ MORE: Woman who started This Morning petition says it is 'kind of destroying' herShe captioned the memorable picture: “Early morning blurry snuggles with the birthday boy … Happy 8th Birthday Chester … we love you so very much.”It comes after the Dancing on Ice host and her partner Phillip Schofield came under fire after they appeared to “skip the queue” to see the Queen lying-in-state following her passing as part of their royal coverage on This Morning.ITV later released a statement explaining that the presenters had not skipped the queue, rather joined the VIP line to broadcast the views inside Westminster Abbey for viewers up and down the country who couldn’t pay their respects to the monarch in person.While some viewers have been calling for the presenting duo to be sacked, many adoring fans have been sharing their support for the pair online.After sharing the sweet snap online, the TV presenter was flooded with messages from worried fans online who believed the loving mum to be crying.One user penned: “Hope you’re ok Holly xx” as another added: “You look as though you need that cuddle, Holly.”A third agreed: “It looks like you really needed that hug yourself, beautiful picture. Sending you love.” For more of the latest showbiz and TV news from the Daily Star, make sure you sign up to one of our newsletters here. Meanwhile, other

GINO D'Acampo hit out at This Morning's strict rules on hosts plugging their products as Stacey Solomon appeared on the show. Stacey, 32, sat down with hosts Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield on Thursday's episode of the ITV programme to talk about her new book, Tap to Tidy at Pickle Cottage.

This Morning executives have been keen on Stacey Solomon "for a long time" and claimed she had started talking to bosses "several months ago".They added the 32-year-old and husband Joe Swash, 40, could replace Phillip Schofield, 60, and Holly Willoughby, 41, when the time is right."She’s a huge hit on Loose Women and has a broad appeal among all age groups who watch ITV," a source told Closer Magazine.“Stacey actually started talking to This Morning bosses several months ago and they made clear they saw a role for both her and Joe to work as part of the programme in the future."ITV bosses have long been planning for what life looks like after Phil and Holly, because they know nothing lasts forever on TV."The source claimed that a move on the show could happen sooner than expected following recent backlash surrounding the pair.Richard Gere's mortality fears as he hopes to live to see kids grow upPhillip and Holly were accused of jumping the queue at Westminster Hall to see the Queen's coffin earlier this month.The backlash led to 75,000 people signing a petition to have them sacked from the show.The presenters are now said to be "wounded" by the situation and "worried" about their relationship with viewers.Last week, Holly spoke out about the backlash during a segment on the Queen's funeral.She explained: "Like hundreds of accredited broadcasters and journalists, we were given official permission to access the hall."It was strictly for the purpose of reporting on the event for millions of people in the UK, who haven't been able to visit Westminster in person."The rules were that we would be quickly escorted around the edges to a platform at the back, in contrast, those paying respects walked along a carpeted area beside