Glastonbury Festival attendees are in the company of former This Morning host Holly Willoughby and her husband Dan Baldwin this year, with the couple at Worthy Farm together
Holly Willoughby has been spotted at Glastonbury Festival today(Image: @drinkladya/Instagram)
Festivalgoers at Glastonbury are in the company of Holly Willoughby this year. The presenter and her husband Dan Baldwin have been spotted among the crowds at the festival today ahead of the first headliner performing tonight.
Holly, 44, and TV producer Dan, 50, arrived at Worthy Farm in Somerset earlier. The couple, who have three children together, have joined the thousands of fans in attendance for the five day festival, which opened on Wednesday.
Former This Morning host Holly was seen queuing for refreshments at Workers Charter Bar, which is located by the Pyramid Stage. One photo shows her later reaching the front of the queue for the bar alongside one of her pals.
Holly Willoughby and her husband Dan Baldwin have been spotted at Glastonbury Festival today(Image: Mirror)
Holly, who was seen chatting to friends, appeared to be in good spirits and relaxed on site. Helping out a festivalgoer, she gave directions to someone at one point and was seen beside her husband Dan, whom she married in 2007, whilst standing by the bar in one photo taken earlier.
She opted to wear a white dress and coordinated jacket for the festival today. Holly matched her brown boots with a matching hat and bag as part of her outfit. Her husband Dan instead sported a black t-shirt and dark shorts.
Holly teased on Instagram this afternoon that she was at the festival. She shared a photo of herself sat at a table beside an iced bucket of wine. The post had been uploaded by rosé brand Lady A with the caption: “Glasto incoming.”
Holly was seen among other festivalgoers at Worthy Farm in Somerset earlier(Image: Mirror)
The former Dancing On Ice host’s arrival comes ahead of the first headline act performing tonight. The 1975 will take to the Pyramid Stage at Glastonbury later this evening as the debut headliner for this year’s festival weekend.
It was revealed by the Mirror earlier that the band – which consists of Matty Healy, Adam Hann, Ross MacDonald and George Daniel – have “pulled out all the stops”. A source told us: “Everyone was so blown away that Matty, Ross, George and Adam were headlining, but it’s no surprise given how loved they are universally.”
She queued up for refreshments at a bar on site with a pal ahead of tonight’s first headline act(Image: Mirror)
The source added: “They’ve played Glastonbury before, but this is the boys at their very best and then some. They’re one of the biggest bands in the world, and their tours sell out almost instantly, but to see them on the Pyramid Stage in the headline slot, nobody could have expected this.”
They went on to tease that fans should “expect a few surprises” when they take to the main stage. The source said: “Everyone behind the scenes has worked so hard to pull out all the stops – fans should expect a few surprises.”
The 1975 – known for songs like Chocolate – are the first of this year’s three Pyramid Stage headline acts. Their set on Friday night will be followed by performances by Neil Young and Olivia Rodrigo on Saturday and Sunday respectively.
