Holly Willoughby stays upbeat after Netflix show gets cancelled
Holly has got a number of other exciting projects in the pipeline
Holly Willoughby is embracing well-deserved downtime and keeping her spirits high after her Netflix series, Celebrity Bear Hunt, was cancelled.
The much-loved TV presenter took to Instagram today, sharing a make-up free selfie during a casual dog walk. In her caption, she joked about the summer rain: 'Raincoat, Hat, Wellies---must be June.'
Despite the recent news about Celebrity Bear Hunt being axed after just one season. Holly appeared relaxed.
The cancellation marks a significant moment in her career-It's the first time in 20 years that she is not fronting a current TV show.
A source told The Sun: 'Everyone involved with Bear Hunt is absolutely gutted-they loved the format, and it actually hit its target from the streaming side.
'But the over-all cost of travels, insurance and, of course, securing big name talent proved too dear-it was completely untenable even they looked a filming closer at home, and making more of a budget show.
'It is no slight on Holly or Bear either and execs are now trying to find another formula for them to showcase their talents.
'Naturally it's a really blow to Holly as it's the latest show to have called, but she's a professional and knows that sometimes this is how it goes.'
Despite the end of the show, Holly's team are not worried as the host has got a number of other exciting projects in the pipeline.
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