Holly Willoughby gave her Instagram followers an extremely rare glimpse inside her home today, displaying her beautiful collection of crystals.
The This Morning host, who stunned in an incredible monochrome high street outfit yesterday, left her followers laughing as she tried to get her Ragdoll cat, named Bluebell, to mimic her yawning.
“Apparently if you yawn at your cat and they yawn back then they love you... if not... unlucky,” Holly wrote beside the video, in which Bluebell can be seen turning away with a displeased look on her face as Holly let out a big yawn.
Holly added, “She loves me not... actually flicks me away!”
The footage shows a previously unseen peek inside Holly’s West London home where she lives with husband Dan Baldwin and kids 11-year-old Harry, 10-year-old Belle and six-year-old Chester.
Holly appears surrounded by plush, grey sofas and plenty of pink and silver trinkets in the pretty living space.
Holly’s love of crystals can also be seen in the clip, with a stunning display of rocks and gemstones visible.
Having crystals in your home is a great way to boost the love and energy in your life—especially if they’re paired with the right house plant.
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Holly regularly mentions her crystal obsession on This Morning and her co-host Phillip Schofield recently blamed her for his newfound crystal love.
Admitting that he had put his amethyst stone outside to charge in the light of this week’s pink supermoon, Phillip joked on Instagram that he had been spending “way too much time” with Holly.
In October last year, Holly gave fans a glimpse inside her spiritual morning routine, which involves crystals and the burning of white sage.
“Morning rituals... #whitesage for purification not inhalation before you ask! ✨,” she wrote beside the Instagram upload.
Holly also told This Morning viewers about how the powers of her crystals help her son, Chester, to sleep without nightmares.
“Chester sleeps with a bit of green fluorite and the last four nights it’s disappeared down the back of his bed and he’s had nightmares the last four nights,” she said on the show back in January.
“So I pulled the bed out and got it, last night he slept through fine.
“I know there’s no science to this but that is something you go, well, if that helps, it helps,” she admitted.
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