Holly Willoughby tease This Morning script detailing what to ‘keep out’ of a woman’s intimate areas

Holly Willoughby shared a snippet of her latest This Morning script on Wednesday – teasing a very risque segment.

The show host, 39, posted a snap to Instagram of her script, which said: ‘What to keep out of your vagina, and off your vulva. Let’s find out…’

This was an intro to a segment with guest Dr Philippa, clearly talking about feminine health. 

Holly captioned this: ‘How your morning shaping up? Here’s mine! ⭐️’

Alison Hammond, who presents the show too, simply replied: ‘Wow!’

And Holly’s fans were just as tickled by this, also chiming in with funny reactions. 

This Morning do enjoy causing a stir with their titillating and sometimes bizarre segments.

On Tuesday, Holly and co-host Philip Schofield were challenged to make contact with their inner unicorns – and asked viewers at home to join in the surreal session. 

Guest Diana Cooper evangelises about making contact with a positive inner unicorn after she had a visit from her own, Elfrietha, 12 years ago, something she admits was ‘bit of a shock’ at the time.

Appearing on the ITV daytime show she told hosts Holly and Phil – the latter of whom was particularly cynical about being able to use his ‘third eye’ to find the unicorn – that the mystical creatures use their horns to illuminate lives, heal souls and pour light into the world.

So convinced of unicorns being a force for good on the human race, Ms Cooper says the current onslaught of unicorn merchandise is deliberate, so people consider the fictional horned characters more deeply.

She told the programme: ‘They are literally touching anyone who is ready, they’ve used all these cups and t-shirts to get in touch. When you think about a unicorn it starts to connect.’

Over several minutes, Ms Cooper asked the show’s presenters, and surrounding crew, to listen to her soothing words with their eyes closed. 

While Phillip admitted he was unmoved by the experience, Holly said she had in fact seen a unicorn before her when Ms Cooper had asked her to see it.

However, she followed up with: ‘If you’d have asked me to see an armadillo, I would have seen that.’ 

At times the presenting duo looked to on the verge of getting their famous giggles.  

At home, plenty were convinced by Ms Cooper, however, and said they’d not only seen the unicorn but also named it and even stroked it.

Former pop star Chesney Hawkes said: ‘I found my inner unicorn with @hollywills and @schofe #ThisMorning. His name is Greg.’

Others praised the programmed for embracing more surreal features in a world dominated by Covid-related news. 

@Marie_MM16 wrote: ‘I love this morning for this type of thing. Just when the world is so serious they want you to channel your inner unicorn. Priceless!’