Holly Willoughby is set to make a notable return to the National Television Awards (NTAs) as a presenter, marking a significant moment in her television career. Willoughby, known for her former role as co-host of ITV’s "This Morning," will present the award in the Authored Documentary category at the ceremony. The event is scheduled to take place on Tuesday at London’s O2 Arena and will be broadcast live on ITV1, with Joel Dommett serving as the host.

The Authored Documentary category features several high-profile nominees, including Jesy Nelson, Sharon Osbourne, and Sir Chris Hoy. Willoughby’s involvement signals her re-engagement with mainstream television after a two-year absence from the NTAs.

Willoughby’s departure from "This Morning" followed a turbulent period for the program. In 2023, the show faced public backlash when it was announced as a nominee amid the controversy surrounding co-host Phillip Schofield’s exit. At the time, Willoughby and Alison Hammond, who had stepped up as co-hosts, maintained a composed presence despite audience jeers. Subsequently, Willoughby left the daytime program.

More recently, she launched a new lifestyle show titled "Together" on YouTube last month, marking her transition to digital content. Alongside Willoughby, Teri Hatcher, best known for her role in "Desperate Housewives," will also present an award during the ceremony.

The NTAs continue to be a significant fixture in the British television calendar, celebrating achievements across various genres and formats. Willoughby’s return as a presenter underlines her ongoing influence and presence in the industry amid evolving career paths.