Good Morning Britain's Kate Garraway has opened up about a bittersweet occasion, as her daughter approaches a significant milestone amid the absence of her late husband Derek Draper.The television presenter, aged 57, has bravely faced the loss of Derek, who tragically died in January after a prolonged struggle with health issues caused by Covid-19.The pair are parents to two children, Darcey and Billy, aged 14.
With A-Level results day looming, their firstborn, Darcey, who is 18, is on the cusp of discovering her academic fate. In Tuesday's segment of GMB, which saw Kate share presenting responsibilities with Ed Balls, the emphasis was on the nail-biting wait for exam outcomes across the nation.
Broadcast live from Fife in Scotland, ITV correspondent Juliet Dunlop spotlighted the anticipation felt by students awaiting their grades, as reported by The Mirror.
Reflecting on her own experiences in the studio, Kate acknowledged the mixed emotions tied to the end of school life, musing: "I don't know about you but I remember not only it being nail-biting but also quite sad because depending on if you are doing O-Levels or A-Levels, you will be saying goodbye to friends going to different uni." Looking ahead with optimism, Kate shared her personal connection to the anxious wait, divulging: "That will be happening to a lot of people waiting for GCSE and A Levels.
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