Holly Willoughby is not recognized while they party with Dermot O’Leary at Glastonbury Festival in Fun New Clip

Holly Willoughby was not recognized when she partyed with her former TV-CO star Dermot O’Leary bee Glastonbury Festival in a nice new clip she posted on Monday.

The first this morning presenter, 44, attended the event last month at Worthy Farm after he had entered London Heliport in style.

In a video she posted on her grid on Monday when she reminded the music event she joked that she and Dermot ‘crowd control’ did in the video while creating a ‘spontaneous limbo line’.

Dermot and Holly had held their hands up to create the Limbo that people then left the crowd through the crowd.

But nobody who passed, even seemed to recognize the famous couple while they were picking themselves up at other festival visitors.

She wrote in the caption of her post: ‘I just found this on the camerarol…. There is nothing like a bit @Glastofest crowd control @dermotoleary @andrew_chaplin_director … spontaneous limbo someone? #pulp.’

Holly Willoughby was not recognized when she partyed with her former TV-CO star Dermot O’Leary at Glastonbury Festival in a nice new clip she posted on Monday

The first this morning presenter, 44, attended the event last month at Worthy Farm after he arrived from London Heliport in Style

Recently Holly enjoyed the last day of Glastonbury 2025 like she Rocked a bohemian inspired look at the festival.

The mother of three stunned while she enjoyed the stars-lined line-up, including the legendary sir Rod Stewart.

Holly was spotted next to her TV director Dan Baldwin while enjoying a child-free weekend together on Worthy Farm.

With a big smile, the star carried her blonde hair down and placed a hat on top to protect against the radiant sun.

Dressed in front of the festival, Holly Bohemian vibes with a smooth bruises with Rixo dress with long sleeves.

Holly Touch the worthy farm location by helicopter to become a member of more than 200,000 music fans.

But residents of the neighboring Palton in Somerset were furious about the number of helicopters that A-Listers were harassed about their farms, as they told at the time: ‘We have never seen so much coming to the festival-it is insane.

In a video she posted on her grid on Monday when she reminded of the music event she joked that she and Dermot ‘crowd control’ did in the video while creating a ‘spontaneous limbo line’

Dermot and Holly had held their hands up to create the Limbo that people then left the crowd through the crowd through

But no one passed by, the famous couple even seemed to recognize while they were setting up at other festival visitors

‘On Thursday there was a cluster of five, one after the other.

“It is now going to be ridiculous and frankly, the organizers have to get a grip on it is so antisocial and not in the spirit of Glasto.”

Holly left the Battersea -Heliport van London, Holly flew 50 minutes and was at the festival at 1.30 pm.

Helicopter company Air Charter – which sells return tickets for £ 13,950 – thinks it saves its famous customers up to eight hours per trip compared to driving.

Radiant in the VIP part of the festival, the first this morning hosted a £ 365 pairs of Tan Border -boots from her own line and a £ 158 blouse of free people over a white dress and belt, with a Stetson hat.

She has previously stayed in the five -star Babington House Hotel while attending the event, which is half an hour’s drive from the site, and gets a taxi every day.

Dermot soon applied the clip on his social media

She wrote in the caption of her post: ‘I just found this on the camerarol…. There is nothing like a bit @Glastofest crowd control @dermotoleary @andrew_chaplin_director … spontaneous limbo someone? #pulp’

Holly touched the worthy farm location by helicopter to become a member of more than 200,000 music fans

In the meantime, the nearby Luxury Camping Camp Kerala, which costs £ 8,000 for five days, shared a photo on social media with a line of helicopters and roles-royces pending VIPs.

With ticket prices on at least £ 385, the 45-year-old festival confronted with growing criticism that it has left its hedonistic roots, and this year ‘Butlins was called for the British middle class’.

The post approached festival bosses for a comment at that time.