Holly Willoughby 'supporting' new This Morning host amid newfound attention
09.02.2024 - 11:17
/ ok.co.uk
Sian Welby has certainly impressed viewers as she fronted a number of episodes of This Morning in the last few weeks. The TV and radio star, 37, has reportedly been tipped to host the show on a more permanent basis, with these rumours bringing more attention to Sian than ever before. Sian is said to have been left feeling "overwhelmed" with this newfound attention but has been offered support by former This Morning presenter Holly Willoughby.
Holly, 42, is certainly no stranger to the attention that comes with hosting such an iconic show, and made headlines herself numerous times over the 14 years she presented the morning show. Sharing that Holly has been supporting Sian in recent weeks, a source told Closer Magazine: "Sian is understandably over the moon but has anxiety over what this might mean. "She’s had unwanted contact from people in the past and knows that presenting on This Morning brings a whole new level of attention.
"She’s loving doing This Morning so far, but she’s seen how a higher level of fame can affect personal lives too and she’s apprehensive." OK! have contacted representatives for Holly Willoughby and Sian Welby. Sian is set to host the show multiple times over the next few weeks, when she will be joined by Dermot O'Leary. And while this duo have been well-received by viewers, ITV are said to be hoping that current Good Morning Britain presenter Ben Shephard will take over from ex-This Morning host Phillip Schofield.
According to sources, executives high up have been trying to sign the perfect replacement for the last "nine months," and decided Ben would be the best option. A source told MailOnline: "ITV bosses appreciate [Dermot] O’Leary as a seasoned presenter for Friday’s show. "[However we're]
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