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Published 11:34 19 Feb 2023 GMT

Holly Willoughby is one of ITV's biggest names, presenting This Morning and Dancing On Ice along with a number of other shows (Getty)[/caption]
A source told the Mirror: "The Queuegate backlash was absolutely devastating for Holly, but what made matters worse was the feeling it was mishandled.
"ITV’s decision to remain silent before finally issuing a statement was frustrating, as it felt like they were shutting the door after the horse had bolted.
"Then, to add insult to injury, Holly was left to explain the pair’s decision by herself, while Phil remained silent.
"The feeling was she bore the brunt of criticism over the scandal and that, unsurprisingly, left Holly feeling quite bruised.
"Bosses know last year was incredibly hard for her and as such, they are not approaching her contract negotiations with the same confidence as they have previously."
The Mirror also reports A source close to Willoughby said she had “no plans” to leave This Morning.
Along with her role on This Morning, Willoughby also presents Dancing On Ice with Schofield.
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