Holly Willoughby has shared a sweet snap with her husband Dan Baldwin as the pair celebrated 19 years of marriage.
The former This Morning presenter, 45, shared a photo kissing her TV producer husband to Instagram as she marked the occasion on Tuesday.
Beneath the photo, shared to her 7.9 million followers, Willoughby wrote: “Happy anniversary darlin… I love you… always.”
The photo was taken on a sunny beach, with Willoughby wearing a striped top and sporting a wavy blonde bob while Baldwin opted for a light brown linen shirt, sunglasses and a cap.
The comments were flooded with supporters and well-wishers, including Spice Girl star Emma Bunton and Willoughby’s former Celebrity Juice co-star, comedian Leigh Francis.
Willoughby and her husband met in 2004 while filming children’s TV programme Ministry Of Mayhem and tied the knot three years later during a lavish ceremony in West Sussex.
They have three children together – Harry, 17, and Chester, 11, and daughter Belle, 15.
Baldwin, 51, is a TV producer famed for creating Hungry Bear Media – which is responsible for programmes such as Michael McIntyre’s Big Show, The Wheel, and Gladiators.
The award-winning media executive and his wife have spent decades working in television, with Willoughby best known for presenting shows such as Dancing On Ice, The Xtra Factor and Surprise Surprise.
She also hosted ITV’s This Morning for 14 years, and stepped down in 2023 months after her co-host Phillip Schofield left after admitting to an “unwise, but not illegal” affair with a young male colleague.
In July 2024, Gavin Plumb was sentenced to life with a minimum term of 16 years after being convicted of soliciting murder and encouraging or assisting others to rape and kidnap her.
The TV star recently launched a new YouTube channel produced by her husband’s company, titled Holly Willoughby Together.
The lifestyle series includes fashion, cooking and beauty segments, and also sees Willoughby chat to celebrity guests such as comedian Katherine Ryan and Hollywood star Stanley Tucci.
