Holly Willoughby has won planning permission for her new family home (Image: Getty)
shares an £8 million home in the South East with entrepreneur and TV producer Dan Baldwin and their three kids.
The new pad is reportedly worth almost three times as much as their previous home in London. Now host Holly has finally won planning permission to extend the huge house further, adding a gym and cinema room.
Land Registry documents detailing new house purchases confirm that Holly and Dan acquired their home back in July 2024, without a . However, Holly’s ambitions for upgrading the property initially clashed with claims that adding an extension and out-building would not be in keeping with the property’s “heritage”.
It had looked as though she wouldn’t get the green light for the project. Yet after resubmitting her planning documents with revised details, such as agreeing to create the out-building with one storey instead of two, she has now been given the go ahead.
A source published in suggested that the property will provide a “fresh start” for the couple following a “challenging year”. The news comes after the former co-star of resigned from her hosting role in 2023 – a post she’d held at ITV for 14 years.
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Holly Willoughby and husband Dan Baldwin, with whom she shares her new home, at the NTAs (Image: Getty)
However, she hasn’t been letting the grass grow under her feet following the decision.
Holly could be seen on ITV ‘s launch show last Sunday, while she’ll also star in the upcoming show Celebrity Bear Hunt, featuring .
While she’s occupied with those roles, husband Dan has been handed a lucrative deal to revamp , following its move to the .
Then there’s Holly’s creative side project, Wylde Moon, where she discusses everything from psychology and spirituality to crystal healing and the phases of the moon.
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The business has been a huge hit, with the page, which promises “lifestyle and guidance to help you reconnect with yourself”, attracting over 176,000 followers since the launch.
In her latest post, Holly recommended that readers “bask in the glow of 2025’s first Full Moon – the Wolf Moon” to find calm. and find your calm.
She elaborated: “Named after the howling wolves of winter, it symbolises strength and loyalty. Take a moment for yourself to recharge; breathe deeply, and let the moon’s light flood your whole being with nurturing Cancerian energy.”
Holly’s spacious six-bedroom home, away from the hustle and bustle of the capital, is likely to enhance her efforts to rest, recharge and reconnect with herself too.