3amCelebrity NewsHolly WilloughbyHolly Willougby takes off the handbrake in a trailer for her new YouTube show by swearing, talking about sex, and joking about OnlyFans14:21, 21 Jul 2026Presenter Holly Willoughby hilariously casts aside her clean-cut image - by unleashing an X-rated swear word on her new YouTube show. The star is a far cry from her wholesome This Morning persona in a new trailer which also sees her joking she felt like she was on Only Fans as she grappled with a sausage maker.‌The presenter then shouts "motherf*****" as she struggles with the pork item during the preview for her digital show Together. The swear word is bleeped out but clearly identifiable. The trailer also sees her say that she would "sh*g" Romesh Ranganathan in "sha*g, marry or avoid" game with comic Katherine Ryan.‌The 45-year-old left This Morning in October 2023, and seeing ITV's Dancing On Ice, which she also presented, rested in March 2025. Her departure from ITV came months after her co-host Phillip Schofield left after admitting to an "unwise, but not illegal" affair with a young male colleague on the show. She also fronted the ITV game show You Bet!, but had to step down for its second season over scheduling conflicts.‌The new digital comeback will be under five sections: Talk Together, Cook Together, Look Good Together, Better Together, and Hang Out Together. It will cover topics such as practical advice, fashion, beauty and health, and launches on July 28.Together will release two episodes per week fon YouTube, streaming platforms and across social media. Her digital debut comes as she opened up about the plot to kidnap, rape and murder her, saying it put "everything in perspective".‌Gavin Plumb was sentenced to life with a minimum term of 16 years in July 2024 after being convicted of soliciting murder and encouraging or assisting others to rape and kidnap her.She told Vogue: "When something like that happens, suddenly everything else gets put into perspective and you know what? I don't fear what people think because I know what real fear feels like."This shouldn't be scary. This should be something really enjoyable. If it doesn't work, it doesn't work. But you have to have a go. What's the other option? Just sitting scared and never doing a thing again?‌"Not everybody's going to like what you do, that's just a fact. I'm not for everybody."On this new platform, people find you and come to you because they're interested in you. I'm not being forced upon anyone."I actually feel a little bit safer because I'm saying, `I don't know if I can do this - we'll all find out together', in a way, that's less pressure."Article continues belowChoose Daily Mirror as a 'Preferred Source' on Google News for quick access to the news you value.‌ITVYouTubeHolly WilloughbyPhillip SchofieldDancing on IceThis Morning