Holly Willoughby sizzles in a selection of bikinis as she shares ‘blissful’ moments from her summer vacation
Holly Willoughby gave fans a glimpse of her summer holidays when she shared a mood board of “blissful moments” on her Wylde Moon blog.
The 41-year-old presenter looked incredible in a selection of bikinis as she enjoyed a beach holiday during her break This Morning.
The post coincided with the release of her lifestyle brand’s August issue, which was meant to encourage her fans to “take a step back and focus our burning desires.”
Stunning: Holly Willoughby gave fans a glimpse of her summer holidays as she shared a mood board of ‘blissful moments’ on her Wylde Moon blog
She captioned her series of snaps, “The August Moonboard captures blissful moments from my summer with family and inspiration I found along the way.”
Holly added on her blog: “August is a time of calm; to replenish our inner energy stores, to relax and to recharge your batteries. For this purpose we give you the Bliss Edition.
“Experiencing bliss means something different to everyone. For me it’s very simple. It means slowing down…almost to a complete standstill; it is uninterrupted time I spend with my family; it cooks our favorite food; it has the headroom to be carried by a good book; it’s a guilt-free lie in the middle of the week!
‘Wherever you are this summer, enjoy each other as much time as you can and recharge your batteries in the sun.’
Fun in the sun: The 41-year-old presenter looked incredible in a selection of bikinis as she enjoyed a beach holiday during her break this morning
Holly has described Wylde Moon as an online space to empower women, explore crystal energies and offer fashion and beauty advice.
Explaining her hopes for her new website, Holly wrote at the launch, “I want WYLDE MOON to be a place where I can share the things I love, the lessons I’ve learned, the things I see and which I immediately want to share with others.’
Holly’s latest post came after it was revealed she was offered a big buck by the BBC to host their new version of the iconic show Gladiators.
Beach babe: The post coincided with the release of her lifestyle brand’s August issue, which was intended to encourage her fans to “take a step back and focus on our burning desires.”
Striking: She captioned her series of snaps, “The August Moonboard captures blissful moments from my summer with family and inspiration I found along the way.”
The This Morning presenter was approached for the role, previously cast by Ulrika Jonsson, as part of Beeb’s plan to make her his golden girl.
Sources said the show, which will air on Saturday nights and is being produced by Hungry Bear, the production company of Holly’s husband Dan Baldwin, will cost the BBC “a significant amount of money” and that it needs a big-name presenter because it’s not an option , not to attract spectators.
One told The Mail on Sunday: “This is the perfect scenario for the BBC. They’ve managed to get one of ITV’s most nostalgic programs and there’s a place for Holly to host a huge show for her.
Reassurance: Holly has described Wylde Moon as an online space to empower women, explore crystal energies, and offer fashion and beauty advice
Time to slow down: Holly shared that she’s been lucky enough to be able to slow down her work commitments and spend time with her family over the summer
‘The BBC bosses want Holly to be their property. Gladiators is a Saturday night program that appeals to generations. It might just be the answer to their lack of big entertainment shows.
“It’s the BBC’s dream to have Holly host a big Saturday night show. Her husband is doing it, so they’re praying they can pull it off. All the signs are there and it looks set to continue.’
Gladiators attracted up to 14 million viewers when it was shown on ITV between 1992 and 2000.
It will return to the BBC as part of its attempt to expand its entertainment programming after years of struggling to repeat the successes of family shows like The Generation Game.
Replaced: Holly’s job came after she was offered a bargain by the BBC to host Gladiators, which was previously cast by Ulrika Jonsson from 1992-2000