Despite Holly Willoughby’s new YouTube show Together continuing to receive mixed reviews, it has still managed to grab the attention of ITV’s Director of Television, Kevin Lygo.
The former This Morning host launched her new YouTube show Together last month.
Since its launch, the show has been widely panned by critics, with some comparing it to Meghan Markle’s lifestyle show, With Love.
Despite the criticism, the show has already attracted around 350,000 views in August so far, with a growing number of subscribers.
Now, it has been reported that ITV director would consider airing Holly’s show, Together on the channel.
Speaking at the Edinburgh TV Festival on Wednesday, Lygo was asked about the possibility of airing the series on ITV.
He said: “Yeah, I think it’s good. Holly is so skilled and wonderful, and is right to give it a go.”
He added: “I think possibly yes, I don’t see why not. We will see how these things develop.”
Meanwhile, ITV bosses have axed Graham Norton’s show The Neighbourhood after it failed to meet producer’s expectations due to poor ratings.
ITV bosses have now made a bombshell statement, saying they will not make a show like it again and will instead focus on shows such as Love Island and Big Brother.
The broadcaster’s Entertainment Commissioning Editor Joe Mace said that ITV has ‘learned lessons’ from the TV flop, which aired earlier this year.
Speaking at the Edinburgh TV festival, Joe said the show was an experiment that didn’t work as they planned to leave it in the past.
