And Holly Willoughby has been targeted by another hoax on the social media website, with scammers claiming she has quit This Morning to launch her own line of health and fitness products. Earlier this week, Holly was used by a website to flog their diet pills after they falsely claimed she used their products. Their Facebook post was called 'Holly's Almost Instant Stone Dropper' and featured fake quotes from the mother-of-three and a spelling mishap. Fake: The website, called Cutting Edge Salon (pictured), posted fake quotes from the TV presenterThe Sun Online reports that the fake quotes suggest that Holly's family 'hardly recognise her' following her new 'cleanse'. Other fake quotes went on: 'I knew I was overweight then, but kicked off the show because of it?!

Source: Daily Mail March 30, 2018 11:56 UTC