Josie Gibson lands Dancing On Ice role amid Holly Willoughby's TV return
10.01.2024 - 17:12
/ ok.co.uk
Josie Gibson is set to reunite with Holly Willoughby as she's reportedly landed a role on Dancing On Ice. Holly, who quit This Morning earlier this year, will be returning to TV to host the ice dancing competition, where she will be joined by pal Stephen Mulhern. Stephen has joind the show after Holly's former co-host, on both This Morning and Dancing On Ice, Phillip Schofield resigned from ITV completely after confessing to an "unwise but not illegal" affair with a much younger male colleague.
Now, fresh from her I'm A Celebrity success, Josie is set to join Holly and Stephen and will reportedly present a competition segment on the show. The Sun reports that this move will offer comfort to Holly as she's said to be rather nervous about her TV comeback, after she was targeted in a horrifying kidnap and murder plot last year. OK! have contacted representatives for Dancing On Ice and Josie Gibson.
It comes after a source told OK! that Holly is preparing for a “new year and a new start” after saying good riddance to a drama-filled 2023. "Understandably, she needed time to process what happened and regroup," they said. "She’s had time off to re-lay her foundations, spend time with her family and focus on her own wellbeing, and this is a new beginning." Another of Holly’s shows was axed last week – the BBC’s Freeze The Fear With Wim Hof – and PR expert Dermot McNamara predicts her imminent return to prime time will be critical for her career.
“It’s her make-or-break moment, because she’s walked away from a massive juggernaut like This Morning ,” he said. Dermot, founder of Candid Publicity, claimed that with television ratings in decline, bosses have high hopes for her comeback but public opinion could be divided. “People are
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