Freeze the Fear: Holly Willoughby squirms in trailer for BBC's iciest show

Holly Willoughby has shared the reason she believes she'd be 'fine' if her TV career ended in a candid new interview. The This Morning star has been missing from the ITV show for a few weeks as she and Phillip Schofield take Easter off.

Holly Willoughby doesn't always open up about the details of her relationship with TV producer Dan Baldwin but on Friday it was reported that the This Morning host made a very candid confession about her relationship.MORE: Holly Willoughby looks effortlessly beautiful in sun-soaked selfie – see photoThe mother-of-two has had a very successful career both on and offscreen but in an interview with the MailOnline it was the role she played at home that she credited as being the most important.WATCH: The trailer for Holly and Dan's new show Freeze the FearDiscussing her relationship with husband Dan, she said: "If my career tanked tomorrow I know I'd be fine.MORE: Holly Willoughby shares sneak peek at daughter Belle's epic birthday party inside £3million homeREAD: Holly Willoughby rocks a jumpsuit that is total snow bunny vibes"But if something happened with my marriage or my family, that would be the end of my world." The couple met in 2004Lucky for the ITV star her most recent new programme, Freeze the Fear was filmed alongside her hubby who was executive producer on the show.The series, which debuted on Tuesday saw 12 celebrities take on ice guru Wim Hof and was filmed in Northern Italy.Holly also told the MailOnline that while filming the new show, the couple had some time away from their children Harry, 12, Belle, 11 and Chester, seven."We'd sit on the balcony of our hotel room drinking Aperol Spritz and eating pizza," she said.

#freezethefear love… Every episode we delve deeper into @iceman_hof method, we’ve only just seen the tip of the iceberg. It’s fascinating to watch the celebs change and react to the process… right off for a cold shower…" READ MORE: BBC Breakfast's Dan Walker hits back at 'made-up' sources and reveals that it was a 'tough decision' to leave the BBC Holly was boasting a bright red winter jacket, completed with a black bobble hat as she admires the Italian landscape. Many of her fans have flocked to the comment section to send her warm wishes of support.

Holly Willoughby showed off her sensational figure as she posed in a deep purple jump suit before making her debut on new BBC One show Freeze the Fear with Wim Hof on Tuesday. The television presenter, 41, took to Instagram to share a picture of herself standing in the snow in her stylish get-up, standing with her hands on her hips. She wore a pair of black Goldbergh snow boots and a bobble hat by Barts Amsterdam in the same hue as her Cordova suit while her waist was cinched in by a black belt with a silver metal buckle.

Freeze the Fear, an icy new TV show hosted by Holly Willoughby and Lee Mack begins on Tuesday (12 April). The show will see eight celebrities test their limits in sub-zero conditions, led by extreme athlete Wim Hof.

Tazmin Outhwaite is among the celebrities set to star in Freeze the Fear with Wim Hof on BBC One. Airing on Tuesday night (April 12), the brand new six part series will see Tazmin and seven other celebrities put through a series of daunting challenges using Wim Hof's renowned ice water and breathing techniques.

We’re used to watching actress Tamzin Outhwaite face plenty of challenges while playing a character – but in her latest TV project, viewers will see her tackle some chilling trials in real life. The 51-year-old, who soap fans know and love as Mel Owen in EastEnders, is one of the stars braving the experience of a lifetime as they take the plunge in an exploration of the wellbeing ideas of Dutch motivational speaker and cold water therapy advocate Wim Hof.

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.