‘Next chapter!’ Holly Willoughby’s return to the spotlight revealed but it’ll raise eyebrows after ‘Queue-gate’

Holly Willoughby is set to make a high-profile return to the spotlight after largely stepping away from the public eye over the past year.
The former This Morning host will co-present a major event celebrating the 50th anniversary of The King’s Trust on Thursday (March 12).
The event will be attended by HM King Charles and will see Holly share hosting duties with Hollywood star Stanley Tucci.

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Holly Willoughby will make her return to the spotlight later this week (Credit: SplashNews.com)

Holly Willoughby returns to spotlight with ‘top-level booking’
According to insiders, the appearance marks a major comeback for the presenter after she deliberately kept a low profile over the past year.
A source told The Sun: “Holly’s had a year off everything by choice, with no screen work and barely any celeb events.”
They added that the prestigious event signals a fresh chapter in her career. “The King’s Trust anniversary is a top-level booking and sets her stall for the next chapter of her career.”
However, Holly’s return to a royal event may spark discussion because of the controversy that once surrounded her following late Queen Elizabeth II’s death in 2022.
At the time, Holly and her then co-host Phillip Schofield faced backlash after appearing to bypass thousands of mourners waiting to see the Queen’s coffin at Westminster Hall. The incident quickly became known online as “Queue-gate.”