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Holly Willoughby celebrates the end of Pride month in fabulous rainbow skirt on This Morning

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Holly Willoughby really put in some effort to brighten up viewers' morning on This Morning as she donned a fabulous rainbow skirt to celebrate the end of Pride Month.

Taking to her Instagram the mum-of-three captioned her usual outfit snap with: "Today marks the end of Pride month but is also @itv Pride day!

Today on @thismorning we celebrate the LGBT+ community with a performance from the incredible @marishawallace … #loveislove #pride" The colourful skirt was from high street brand Anthropologie and was paired with a crisp white shirt from Zara.

As usual, the only pair of heels to finish off this excellent outfit was the presenters trusty Gianvito Rossi nude court heels.

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