Holly Willoughby has launched her new YouTube show, "Holly Willoughby Together," which premiered on July 28th with two episodes released weekly. The digital series, produced by Hungry Bear Media, aims to feature lifestyle content similar to her previous role on ITV's "This Morning."

In a first look at the show, Willoughby participated in a game of "Snog, Marry, Avoid" alongside comedian Katherine Ryan. During the segment, Willoughby admitted she would choose to “snog” comedian Romesh Ranganathan. Ryan playfully responded by threatening to send Ranganathan a video of Willoughby's confession.

The show is structured around five core themes: Talk Together, focusing on in-depth conversations; Cook Together, where Willoughby explores recipes; Look Good Together, covering fashion and beauty; and Better Together, offering practical advice on health, wellness, and life admin. The tech health provider Voy is the founding brand partner for the series.

"Together" is set in a purpose-built studio in London, featuring a kitchen area where Willoughby will prepare meals or learn from guest chefs. It’s there she will present the show - and she has already attracted some big name guests, including Stanley Tucci and Katherine Ryan

Notable guests announced for the series include actors Stanley Tucci and Katherine Ryan, as well as Emma Bunton and Nicole Appleton, members of Willoughby's close circle. The show will also feature real-life guests, such as tech safety campaigner Ellen Froome, chefs like Lauren Leyva and King The Chef, makeup artist Victoria Penrose, and florist Sally Parkes. On Wednesday morning, she unveiled her YouTube programme, Holly Willoughby Together, which will feature lifestyle content very similar to This Morning, dropping two episodes per week

Willoughby, 45, who previously co-hosted ITV's "This Morning" for 14 years, stepped away from the flagship program following a security incident. She described her decision to pursue a new digital project as a desire to create something of her own, stating, "I think being a little braver and not just going for the obvious option really got me."

The new show also includes more serious content, with a preview showing Willoughby interviewing a grieving mother whose son died by suicide. During a game of Sg comedian Romesh, 48

Willoughby stated that the idea for the show came to her after a period of reflection, and she felt it was the right direction for her career after nearly 25 years in television. The show is available on YouTube, digital streaming platforms, and across social media.