AFTER her TV partnership with Phillip Schofield collapsed over his fling shame, Holly Willoughby is back with a new co-host - and she could not look more delighted.
The 43-year-old presents a reboot of You Bet! alongside long-time close pal Stephen Mulhern.
Judging by their on-screen antics in the challenge show, Holly has left her troubles with Schofield and a crazed stalker who plotted to kill her far behind.
In clips of the show, which starts next week, the pair hug and cling to each other as contestants take on death-defying stunts in a bid to win a £10,000 prize, while the studio audiences bet on whether they can complete their tasks or not.
Holly already hosts Dancing on Ice with Mulhern, 47, who replaced 62-year-old Schofield this year.
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