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Holly Willoughby, 41, and her This Morning co-star Phillip Schofield, 60, can usually be found laughing and joking around when filming, so it may come as a surprise to the latter that the blonde beauty thinks of someone else as her “funniest co-star ever”.

Holly Willoughby dazzled fans in her latest Instagram snap as she enjoys a beer in the hot tub giving fans a sneak peek behind the scenes from her new show.This Morning presenter, 41, has teamed up with Lee Mack to present BBC series Freeze the Fear, which follows eight celebrities as they give up their warm cosy lives to live in the Italian mountains in sub-zero conditions.She shared a swimsuit-clad snap enjoying a beer in the hot tub as she tried to stay warm in the freezing cold temperatures.Proving that she wasn't wimping out from the freezing temperatures, the mother of three was also seen running around the snowy mountaintop in her snowsuit before performing an impressive headstand.Viewers will see extreme athlete Iceman Wim push the celebrities to their limits over eight episodes.Holly is a huge believer in Wim's methods.

HE’S inspired millions to take cold showers and plunge into ice baths for the good of their health, his A-list fans include Oprah Winfrey and Orlando Bloom and he’s about to be played by Ralph Fiennes in a film about his life. Now Wim Hof is fronting his own celebrity survival series, Freeze the Fear, on BBC1 - thanks to Holly Willoughby.

A brand new series is starting on BBC One on Tuesday night (April 12) which will see eight celebrities step out of their comfort zones in a series of daunting challenges designed to push their minds and bodies to the limit.

Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly's hit ITV show Saturday Night Takeaway returned to screens for the final episode of the series.The presenting pair welcomed comedian Lee Mack to the show to be the guest announcer on the ITV show, but it didn't take long for things to go wrong.For the first segment of the night, Ring My Bell, the ITV show challenged one attendee's neighbours to run to their doorbell in time.Ant and Dec told viewers of the show to bring a wheelie bin to the door and then watched as one viewer managed to make it to the door in the final second.But one poor man accidentally suffered an awkward blunder as he said the "Ring my bell" catchphrase as he told the audience his exact address on TV.As they rushed to social media to comment on the error, one said: "Not the guy giving his full address out. Can't beat live TV."Another added: "Maybe not the best idea to give away your address on national TV."A third chipped in: "He's just casually revealed her address on national television."A fourth agreed: "Does he realise he’s just given his address to 9 million people."Meanwhile, fans were left devastated as the show came to an end for another series, as they had been loving it since it first returned in February.One fan posted: "Hats off to @antanddec.

ITV viewers were left fairly disappointed on Saturday night as they were unable to see the questions on the screen while watching The 1% Club.The brand new game show hosted by comedian Lee Mack seemed to captivate TV watchers as they tried to get to grips with the new format of the show on April 9.But as many attempted to play along at home, they were left feeling upset as they were unable to see the questions on the screen due to the font size being "too small".Heading straight to Twitter, viewers aired their frustrations regarding the programme's format.One person said: "The1PercentClub is annoying me already. The questions and pictures are too small to read."Another angry viewer shared: "Can’t even see the options, why minimise them, put them on full screen so people can read them!"A third penned: "My mum is literally having to stand by the TV to see the questions on #The1PercentClub.

Saturday Night Takeaway were left heartbroken after it was revealed that it was the show would soon be taken off-air.The popular weekend programme, which sees audience members win an array of prizes, has kept several viewers hooked over the last few weeks.But although fans have enjoyed the show since it came back on screens in February, many were clearly upset to see it come to an end - at least for the series.It will be back, however, after a series break.Taking to Twitter, fans shared their thoughts online.One person wrote: "Hats off to @antanddec. Putting much-needed smiles on faces during these sh***y times with the always wildly entertaining @itvtakeaway.

EVER dreamed of appearing on a quiz show but feared your general knowledge just wasn’t up to it? Well, there’s no need to be a walking Wikipedia to win Lee Mack’s tantalising new ITV contest The 1% Club. Instead, common sense and logic rule in this show, which builds up to a £100,000 question that only one per cent of the public have managed to get right.

Holly Willoughby and her husband Dan Baldwin have gone back to when they first met and are working on another show together. The loved-up couple, who have been married for 17 years, first met back in 2004 Holly returned to CITV to co-present Ministry of Mayhem with fellow ITV star Stephen Mulhern.

Holly Willoughby and Lee Mack, sees Hof train eight stars to complete a series of challenges in sub-zero temperatures. The Dutch extreme athlete is dubbed the “Iceman” for his superhuman feats, which are mostly performed semi-naked and also include running a half-marathon north of the Arctic Circle while barefoot and hanging by a single finger from a rope suspended between two hot-air balloons a mile up.But not all of his stunts have turned out so well - in 2008, he sat on a powerful jet fountain in an Amsterdam park to give himself a DIY enema, and suffered horrific internal injuries.

HOLLY Willoughby is often in fits of hysterics at Phillip Schofield's antics on This Morning. But he might want to look away now - because she now has a new TV co-host she reckons is even funnier.

This Morning host Holly Willoughby has become pals with “Iceman” Wim Hof for one good reason – he can cure her hangovers.The extreme athlete, 62, is the star of her new show Freeze The Fear pushing celebrities to the limit with ice cold mind-and-body challenges. But tequila-loving Holly has become a huge fan of the Dutchman for another very good reason.He claims his deep breathing exercises can cure hangovers which appeals to the presenter who loves a tipple.Wim actually appeared on ITV’s This Morning two years ago and claimed he can make boozy headaches go away after 20 minutes.Holly giggled: “We are all ears here.”He said: “It is all about intoxication and taking away the toxins out of the body – give your hangover a hangover.”Now the pair are being reunited when she hosts BBC One’s Freeze The Fear with Lee Mack starting next Tuesday, April 12.Wim says his techniques will help the celebrities including Alfie Boe, Dianne Buswell and Professor Green both mentally and physically.And he teased that folk who had taken part in his ice retreats in the past had got frisky because his ice baths help their sex lives.Wim laughed: “Naughty things have happened, because people become really free.

Holly Willoughby was left fighting back tears as she filmed her new TV show alongside a different co-host. Fans are used to seeing the This Morning star alongside Phillip Schofield.

TV presenter Holly Willoughby was left visibly emotional as she filmed her brand new BBC challenge show, Freeze the Fear with Wim Hof. In a recently released trailer for the show - which sees famous faces pushing themselves to the limit in sub-zero temperatures - Holly, 41, can be seen looking glassy-eyed and fighting back tears as she watches on.The video begins as Holly, 41, introduces TV fans to the new series where a group of brave celebrities will take on a series of epic mental and physical challenges set by “The Iceman” himself - Dutch extreme athlete and cold-water therapy advocate, Wim Hof. Get exclusive celebrity stories and fabulous photoshoots straight to your inbox with OK!'s daily newsletter As footage of the star line-up facing their fears and throwing themselves into the challenges plays, Holly’s voice can be heard saying: “Eight celebs.

They say cold-water swimming has its health benefits, but from the looks of BBC’s new show, dipping in the icy cold brings more challenges. The new trailer for Freeze the Fear with Wim Hof, aka The Iceman, features eight celebs embarking on an epic adventure through the sub-zero temperatures of Northern Italy. Across the six-part series, they’ll be living together in a tented village surrounded by snow, and be testing themselves – both physically and mentally – with challenges like walking barefoot in the snow and freezing showers.

She is the golden girl of ITV, fronting both This Morning and Dancing on Ice. So it's perhaps unsurprising that ITV bosses were sent into a 'tail spin' when Holly Willoughby revealed she had tested positive for Covid-19 this weekend. "ITV have been really careful to make sure their presenters are working in the most Covid safe was so it's a real blow that Holly tested positive," an ITV source told OK! They said the timing could not have been worse, coming as it did in the wake of Philip Schofield being forced to miss shows when he himself tested positive and Holly's period of absence while she filmed Wim Hof's Superstar Survival with comic Lee Mack.

Naman Ramachandran BBC Three series “Munya and Filly Get Chilly,” a spin-off from BBC One‘s “Freeze the Fear with Wim Hof” produced by Hungry Bear Media, is set to offer a light-hearted take on the challenges of the main show, which will follow a group of celebrities facing a test of mental strength under the guidance of extreme athlete Wim Hof. In the spin-off, presenters, comedy stars Munya and Filly, will immerse themselves in sub-zero temperatures and take on Hof’s challenges, from breathing exercises to ice baths and beyond.

Holly Willoughby is set to appear on a new BBC One challenge show, Freeze the Fear, which will follow famous faces as they take on epic mental and physical challenges set by the famous Dutch extreme athlete and cold-water therapy advocate, Wim Hof.The star of This Morning will present the show alongside comedian Lee Mack as several celebrities go on a “once-in-a-lifetime, epic adventure”. Holly recently shared a behind-the-scenes look at her new BBC TV show with fans, which she'll present alongside the Not Going out comedian.

Holly Willoughby recently shared a behind-the-scenes look at her new BBC TV show with fans, which she'll present alongside comedian Lee Mack. Several celebrities go on “once-in-a-lifetime, epic adventure” in the BBC One challenge show named Freeze the Fear with Wim Hof.

before his death from cancer, aged 58, in August last year.Speaking on the show, the comedian said: “There was one moment when I went to see him where he just said to me – and he didn’t say this in a ‘I want to make you feel better’ or ‘I’m trying to convince myself’ way; I just knew it was 100 per cent true – he just said to me: ‘I’ve had a really good life, you know.’“It was really… it was so profound the way he said it, because I thought, ‘He really has,’ because he’s got this fantastic wife, three beautiful kids and he’s spent his life making millions of people laugh. It’s hard to argue with.”Gone at this about Sean Lock pic.twitter.com/d3dFOUaLNI— Nooruddean (@BeardedGenius) March 5, 2022After his death was announced last year, Mack released a statement which read: “I’ve known this day was coming for some time, but it’s no less heart-breaking.

CHANNEL 4 viewers were moved to tears when during an emotional tribute to late comedian, Sean Lock. The comedian passed away in August last year aged 58 after a long battle with cancer.