Inside Holly Willoughby and Stephen Mulhern's 20-year relationship - from snog that went viral to boozy nights out as pair get set to host Dancing On Ice together

Holly Willoughby is going to make her television return in 2024 after almost three months away from our screens. Holly Willoughby is going to make her television return in 2024 after almost three months away from our screens, co-presenting the new Dancing On Ice with Stephen Mulhern The pair met while presenting CITV show Ministry of Mayhem, which gave rise to a viral clip of Mulhern snogging his co-presenter In a festive skit, Stephen gave Holly a present - a Christmas hat with mistletoe hanging off the front - prompting him to go in for a kiss Holly & Stephen's Saturday Showdown and viral kiss Holly and Stephen first worked together on CITV show Holly & Stephen's Saturday Showdown, originally Ministry Of Mayhem, from January 2004. Another wild clip from the show saw Holly smack Stephen for insulting her alter-ego Polly The star admitted that everyone in kids television stays up until the early hours partying and she would often head from the hotel bar straight to the studio The show was later renamed Holly & Stephen's Saturday Showdown, and aired from January 2004 to July 2006 Years apart After their self-titled show finished in 2006, Stephen and Holly's appearances together on television became much more few and far-between, but they remained close. Holly and Stephen have stayed firm friends over the years after their two-year presenting stint together on the children's television show The former This Morning presenter, 42, and the Catchphrase star, 46, have only made the occasional appearance together on TV since their days on children's TV Dancing On Ice On Thursday, it was revealed the Holly would be making her TV return with the person it started with 20 years earlier - with herself and Stephen due to host the upcoming series of Dancing On Ice. While Stephen's appearance last year was a one-off, Holly has been in the role for the majority of the show's existence.