Kate Garraway returns to the radio waves after husband Derek Draper leaves hospital

Good Morning Britain's Kate Garraway has revealed that football legend David Beckham sent personal videos to her children as her husband Derek Draper battled to survive in hospital.

Kate Garraway has revealed her husband Derek feared every breath was his last as he battled coronavirus.The Good Morning Britain host and her husband have experienced a year from hell after Derek, 53, was admitted to hospital with Covid.He was forced to stay in a hospital bed for over a year as he battled the life-threatening disease.And Kate, also 53, revealed Derek made the heartbreaking confession to her that he felt like he was “locked in a mask thinking every second you’re going to die”.It was reported how Derek sent “desperate” texts to his wife as he feared his life was slipping away.And in Kate’s new memoir The Power of Hope, which is being serialised in the Mail on Sunday, the TV personality stressed to her husband to be positive

Kate Garraway has revealed that David Beckham sent videos of encouragement to her two children as their dad Derek battled for his life in hospital. Kate, 53, said football legend David sent videos to both Darcey, 15, and 11-year-old Billy last year.

Kate Garraway has been seeing better days as her husband Derek Draper returned home to continue his recovery.MORE: Finding Derek: 10 things we learned from Kate Garraway's heartbreaking documentaryThe television star's husband was placed into an induced coma last year as his blood oxygen levels severely dropped after he contracted COVID-19.Kate is currently in the process of releasing her memoir, The Power of Hope, and part of it has been serialised in the Mail on Sunday.WATCH: Kate Garraway reveals kids' reaction to Derek's return homeAnd the serialisation reveals some heartbreaking texts and conversations that Kate and her husband had together during his health battle.After initially thinking that Derek was suffering from sinusitis,

Kate Garraway has shared the 'desperate' texts husband Derek Draper sent to her shortly before being taken to hospital with coronavirus.

Stacey Dooley sports two bands on wedding finger amid marriage remarks[LATEST]Dan Walker speaks out on BBC Breakfast future 'Didn't think I'd last'[EXCLUSIVE]Kate Garraway details 'amazing' exchange with sick husband Derek[TV]“There is no rumour. I didn’t even say I was looking to leave," the Channel 4 host told Entertainment Daily.“In fact, I had a conversation with my boss because it really upset me and I never ever said I was looking to leave.

KATE GARRAWAY has revealed her husband Derek Draper begged to be put unconscious to escape the “mental torture" of Covid. The 53-year-old presenter has shared the devastating last texts she received from seriously ill Derek before he was put in an induced coma, as he told her he feared every breath could be his last.  Writing in her new memoir The Power of Hope, which is being serialised by The Mail on Sunday, Kate explained how the family started fearing the worst in March when Derek was rushed to hospital with very low oxgyen levels.

Kate Garraway has described the moments husband Derek Draper was rushed to hospital in March last year after contracting Covid-19.

KATE Garraway has revealed the terrifying moment Good Morning Britain's Dr Hilary Jones ordered her to call an ambulance for Covid-stricken husband Derek. In an extract from her book The Power of Hope, which is serialised in The Mail, Kate recalls how she and Derek thought he had sinusitis after he woke one morning in March last year with an excruciating headache and sinus pain.

Kate Garraway has revealed heartbreaking texts from her husband before he was put into a medically-induced coma.The Good Morning Britain host featured in an emotional ITV documentary which followed her husband Derek Draper’s battle with coronavirus.And for the first time, Kate has revealed the contents of “desperate” last texts and phone calls from Derek before he was put in a coma.Kate's new book details her and Derek’s struggles during arguably the toughest year of their lives and reveals examples of her husband’s texts from hospital.In her memoir The Power of Hope, which is being serialised by the Mail on Sunday, Kate reveals that she feared the worst in March last year when 53-year-old Derek was admitted to hospital.The day Derek was

Good Morning Britain presenter will know, her husband had spent nearly 400 days in hospital after falling ill with Covid.Derek first contracted the disease in March 2020 and was quickly hospitalised after having very low oxygen levels.During his time in hospital, he was placed in an induced coma to try and manage his recovery.Now, Kate has opened up about the heartbreaking final things the pair said to each other before this happened.As transported in the ambulance, Kate revealed he said: “‘This is not the last time you will see me.

KATE Garraway has shared the "desperate" last texts and phone calls from her husband Derek Draper before he was put into a coma. Derek, 53, feared he would die and sent "heart-breaking" messages to his wife before he was put into an induced coma during his year-long battle against Covid.

Kate Garraway has opened up on the final texts her husband Derek Draper sent her before being put into a coma. Derek, 53, was hospitalised and put into a coma after contracting coronavirus last March, staying in hospital for over a year due to complications from the illness.

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Kate Garraway revealed the devastating final texts her husband Derek Draper sent her before he was induced into a coma.The 53-year-old was rushed to hospital last year with coronavirus symptoms, and spent more than a year receiving treatment as the illness ravaged his entire body.The Good Morning Britain presenter opened up about his health battle in her new book, The Power Of Hope, where she recalled their last few moments together before he was taken away in an ambulance.In the pages, obtained by the Daily Mail, she said he insisted that this wouldn’t be the last time they saw each other.The publication states she wrote that ‘he would never have said that if at least a small part of him hadn’t been wondering if it was’.Discussing his

Kate Garraway has shared the heartbreaking last text messages husband Derek Draper sent her before he was put into an induced coma.

Kate Garraway has expressed her optimism at the “extraordinary news” we’ve “been waiting for”, just weeks after hubby Derek Draper returned home.Derek, 53, had been battling COVID-19 since March last year, with symptoms so severe doctors had to induce a coma.He eventually woke up last month, and broke down in emotional scenes from his hospital bed.Since then, Kate has been keeping fans updated on his progress, including starring in ITV documentary Finding Derek in March.And the broadcaster was delighted by the prospect of a light at the end of the tunnel, as the news broke that the coronavirus pandemic is now an endemic.“This is extraordinary news,” Kate said on Good Morning Britain.But she was quickly warned by Dr Amir Khan that “it’s not

KATE Garraway today shared her reaction to the news that Britain is "going from a pandemic to an endemic" amid her husband Derek Draper's Covid battle Derek, 53, became the country's longest Covid patient after he was admitted to hospital in March last year when the virus went global.

Susanna Reid was treated to a trip down memory lane during today's Good Morning Britain.

husband Derek Draper spent most of the year in hospital, after contracting coronavirus. Despite no longer testing positive for the virus, it has left lasting damage to his body but now, after spending a few weeks back home, Kate has now shared a positive update on his progress.

Kate Garraway shared a positive and "amazing" moment, as she embraced the "little things" after her husband Derek Draper moved home earlier this month.