Holly Willoughby uplifted fans’ spirits when she dressed as a pint of Guinness for St Patricks Day.
It was business as normal as possible for ITV’s darling, 39, as she graced our televisions on This Morning on Tuesday.
The TV host was joined by her co-presenter Phillip Schofield for This Morning’s segment.
In the hilarious snap, the stunning presenter wore a cream sweater paired with black straight legged trousers and heels.
Holly looked incredible when she showed off her fantastic figure in the snap.
To make it funnier, the television sensation was even carrying a pint of Guinness to show off her likeness to the boozy beverage.
The former I’m A Celeb… Get Me Out Of Here star also carried a mouth-watering dessert when she posed for the picture.
But the mother-of-three maintained her typically glamorous looks as she arranged her blonde locks in loose waves.
Holly also defined her features as she applied her make-up.
Her snap was met with an overwhelming response on social media from her legion of loyal fans and celeb pals alike.
Her celebrity friend John Barrowman wrote: “Keep us smiling.”
TV host Mark Wright, of TOWIE roots, posted a crying laughing emoji underneath her post.
Fans were also very amused by Holly’s latest Instagram offering which was quite different to her usual glamorous style.
One wrote: “Best pint of Guinness I’ve ever seen.”
Others added: “Happy St Patricks day.”
“A complete legend.”
St Patrick’s Day has been an annual celebration to pay tribute to Irish culture.
Even in the wake of the coronavirus crisis, the blonde bombshell was still smiling.
The television presenter continued to update her legion of dedicated fan base on her stylish looks on her social media account.
She added the funny snap to her collection of photographs displayed on her Instagram account with 6.4million people.
Holly’s dress up was a welcomed light relief from the coronavirus news which has been plaguing the globe.
The UK has been putting special measures in place to tackle the deadly virus.
Boris Johnson has advised everyone who can to work from home going forward.
