Holly Willoughby’s reputation took a hit with a court date reportedly hanging over her due to allegedly driving without due care and attention
14:10, 01 Dec 2025
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Everything you need to know as Holly Willoughby faces court hearing in latest drama
- Holly Willoughby is said to be facing a court hearing this week after reportedly being charged with driving without due care and attention. It’s the latest incident involving the former This Morning presenter that casts a shadow on her previously squeaky clean reputation.
- The mum-of-three, 44, is due in after committing the alleged offence in her Mini Cooper on August 28. It’s claimed she could face up to nine penalty points, a fine, and, potentially, a driving ban.
- Holly has recently been left without a hosting role for the first time in over 20 years after Dancing On Ice was scrapped. She was also part of the Celebrity Bear Hunt team – with streamer Netflix axing the show after just one series
- A PR expert recently warned Strictly bosses off making Holly the new face of the dance show. PR-to-the-Stars Mayah Riaz said the appointment is about far more than just selecting a household name. ” “Holly Willoughby would be a fascinating choice, but it would need careful reputation management. The public has a short memory for scandal but a long one for perceived insincerity, and Holly’s exit from ITV left mixed feelings.”
- While Holly’s queue-gate still has some fans fuming, as does her handling of the Phillip Schofield scandal. Both Holly and Phil faced backlash after they were accused of not waiting in line to see Queen Elizabeth II’s coffin. The coverage saw the pair defend their actions, but many members of the public were incensed at the time.
- READ THE FULL STORY: Holly Willoughby ‘charged with driving offence’ and faces court hearing
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