After leaving This Morning behind, Holly Willoughby will take on a new adventure, presenting a brand new Netflix show.
The action-packed reality competition will see the 43-year-old star join forces with Bear Grylls as he hunts down celebrities in the jungle.
She has reportedly also been offered a huge deal to return on the next series of Dancing On Ice amid a huge career shakeup after Phillip Schofield’s scandal.
With the working title of Bear Hunt, British icons will be dropped into the Central American jungle and become prey to the 49-year-old survival expert.
Holly’s role in this brand new series will be doing what she does best — hosting.
Bear will put the famous faces through their paces, and competitors who fail to impress him will face the Bear Hunt – a game of cat and mouse in which they will be eliminated if they are captured.
Netflix also announced that another series of Charlie Brooker’s popular dystopian anthology series Black Mirror will be coming in 2025, the seventh season.
Fans will get six new episodes, including a sequel to the sci-fi adventure episode USS Callister.
The streaming platform will also be bringing Marian Keyes’ best-selling novel Grown Ups to the screen in 2026, in the form of a family drama.
Guy Ritchie will co-producer a three-part documentary Millennium Diamond Heist, based on the Millennium Dome raid in 2000 in which a group of south-east London criminals orchestrated an attempted heist in broad daylight.
Elsewhere, Suranne Jones plays a British prime minister in high stakes series The Choice, coming to Netflix next year.
Jones, who is also an executive producer on the series, stars as the recently elected Abigail Dalton, while Julie Delpy plays the first female French president campaigning for re-election.
The pair work together after Abigail’s husband is kidnapped and Vivienne begins to be blackmailed.
A documentary series taking a look at the day Gareth Southgate’s England team lost the Euros to Italy on July 11 2021 will also be coming to the platform this year.
The Final: Attack On Wembley will have first-hand testimonies and user-generated content exploring how ticketless fans arrived at Wembley to storm the stadium.
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