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The TV host, 42, has taken the measures to ensure her own and her family’s safety after the recent ordeal.
In the past, Holly has been proud of her immaculately decorated
£3million Edwardian home in a chic London suburb and often posted pictures of its interior on social media.
Now she is determined to protect herself, her TV producer husband Dan Baldwin, 48, and their three children Harry, 14, Belle, 12, and Chester, nine.
The family conducted a security review after an alleged plot to kidnap and murder her was foiled by police.
The star quit ITV’s This Morning last week after 14 years and cancelled her holiday to Portugal as she was too scared to leave the house. She shelved her annual plans to spend her kids’ October half-term at her home in the Algarve to ensure their safety.
She has also put her plans to host ITV’s Dancing On Ice on hold while she assesses the situation.
TV bosses have assured the presenter there is “zero pressure” for her to be ready for Dancing On Ice in January.
The channel is ready to support Holly staying on leave “as long as she needs”.
A source said: “Work begins on Dancing On Ice in December with promos, but nobody wants to place unrealistic expectations on Holly and have her feel she needs to rush back.”
The skating show is already facing upheaval after Phillip Schofield, 61, stepped down from all of his ITV jobs after admitting an affair with a colleague.
A spokeswoman for Holly refused to discuss the security arrangements at the presenter’s house.
Security guard Gavin Plumb, 36, of Harlow, Essex, has been charged with incitement to kidnap and conspiracy to murder.
Holly co-presented This Morning from 2009, and Dancing on Ice from 2006 to 2011 and then from 2018.
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