Kate Garraway’s husband Derek suffers ‘significant kidney damage’ in latest health scare as he’s rushed to hospital

Kate Garraway, 55, was left on the verge of tears during this morning's Good Morning Britain due to the touching remarks from her colleague, Robert Rinder, 44, live on air.The ITV presenter has taken to Twitter to further thank her "good friend" for being "incredibly supportive in the darkest of times".Kate took to Twitter to respond to a social media user who praised her dynamic with stand-in host Rinder.Floozyc said: "@RobbieRinder @kategarraway lovely to see you both - great combination."Rob Rinder had me in tears when he was speaking to Kate! Kate, how is Derek? Hope he is improving."Kate replied sincerely in view of her 511,000 followers: "He’s an #angel isn’t he - first time hosting with my good friend @RobbieRinder who many might not know has privately been incredibly supportive in the darkest of times & it’s an absolute privilege to watch his brilliant mind and compassion in action on @GMB." (sic)Many social media users took to the post's comments to share their admiration for the GMB duo.RachelOkin said: "This is a great duo. I have always loved Kate.

A GUEST on Good Morning Britain found themselves being told off by Kate Garraway this morning after suffering a wardrobe blunder. The regular host of the ITV show could be seen warning investigative journalist John Sweeney that he was "on TV" as she told him to rectify his fashion mistake live on air.

Ukraine. However, just before he spoke to hosts Kate and Robert Rinder in the studio, John was quick to apologise as he failed to finish button his shirt.Reminding him of his setting, Kate jokingly said: "It is breakfast TV, John."Giggling while trying put himself together, John told the TV host that he just stumbled out of bed before he came onto air.Addressing more serious matters, John shared his thought on the ongoing war in Ukraine following Russia's invasion earlier this year.Discussing his current environment, John said things are rather tame at the moment.However he told the presenters that harmony in the country is short lived as bombing is still taking place.This is a live TV story and is being constantly updated.

An emotional Robert Rinder praised Good Morning Britain co-host Kate Garraway as "sunshine in human form" on Tuesday 23 August's show amid her husband's ongoing health battle. He was speaking after Kate, 55, was shortlisted in the National Television Awards 2022 for her latest documentary about her family life, as husband Derek Draper fights long-term complications since being hospitalised with Covid in 2020.

GOOD Morning Britain host Kate Garraway became very emotional today as she discussed husband Derek Draper’s health update with close friend Rob Rinder. Kate, 55, hosted the show with Rob, 44,for the first time today and he kicked things off by praising her for continuing to keep working despite ongoing issues with her husband.

Good Morning Britain's Kate Garraway has shared her confusion regarding the staggering costs that disabled people are forced to pay following the news of a one off payment for those in need of extra help.Almost six million disabled people will receive a payment of £150 to help with the cost of living crisis, the government says.The one-off payment, which was announced earlier this year, will be paid automatically to people who receive certain disability benefits from September 20.READ MORE: Kate Garraway says Derek Draper took 'frightening turn for the worse' in health updateHowever while discussing the pay-out on the show, Kate, who is currently a carer for her husband Derek Draper who is suffering with Covid-19, agreed that the costs are sometimes ones that you don't "predict".Sharing her thoughts on the show in the presence of Robert Rinder and activist Shani Dhanda, who is also suffering with the rising costs, Kate agreed that £150 may not be enough.She said: Sometimes it's just very confusing and the costs are sort of stuff that you don't even predict, aren't they."And it comes and bites you."She then shared that viewers could find help and support on ITV.com.Earlier in the programme, co-host Robert shared his admiration for Kate as she continues to care for her husband.He said: "I just want to say more than anything else, you model the possibility against the backdrop of darkness of being light in every sense."I'm so proud of you today.

READ MORE: GMB's Ranvir Singh startles co-host as she compares Strictly to childbirth painSurprised but trying not to well up, Kate also expressed that she was "trying not to cry".Kate recently shared a health update on Derek following his unexpected return to hospital.Former political advisor, Derek is currently one worst affected by Covid-19 in the U.K.Derek suffered significant damage to his organ, particularly his kidneys, after being put on a ventilator and was in intensive care for 214 days.Speaking openly about her husband's health on the morning programme, Kate gave further insight into his condition when she returned to Good Morning Britain.She expressed: "Derek came out of hospital three weeks ago and we hadn't had any medical eruptions. Then we were on air and I got a phone call from the person looking after him saying 'we are really worried'.

BILLIE Faiers looked incredible as she showed off her baby bump in Greece. The 31-year-old, who is expecting her third child, posed up with her lookalike mum Sue, 53, as they cooled off in the water. The mother and daughter are currently on a family holiday with Billie’s husband Greg and their kids Nelly, eight, and Arthur, five.

Kate Garraway’s husband Derek Draper is reportedly in hospital following a “serious” medical procedure.The Good Morning Britain presenter, 55, has been supporting her husband throughout his ongoing complications from an Covid infection he contracted in 2020. Back in July, Derek was rushed to A&E in July after he contracted sepsis, a condition that set back weeks of progress that had been made in his recovery.The former lobbyist was said to be having an operation on his kidneys.

KATE Garraway’s Covid-stricken husband Derek Draper is in hospital after a “serious” medical procedure yesterday. The heartbroken GMB star was last night by the psychotherapist’s bedside during his latest setback. Battling Derek, who was first hospitalised with coronavirus in March 2020, had the operation on his kidneys.

Kate Garraway’s husband Derek Draper has reportedly been rushed back to hospital for a “serious” procedure following the latest setback in his battle to recover from Covid-19.The psychotherapist was left in a coma for almost a year after contracting the virus back in 2020, returning to the family home last year - but has suffered numerous blows to his health since.Now, according to The Sun, Kate has suffered another “hammer blow” as Derek was hospitalised again this week for an operation on his kidneys.READ MORE: Kate Garraway says Derek Draper took 'frightening turn for the worse' in health updateA source told the publication: “[Derek] is giving the fight against covid his absolute all, but his kidneys have suffered some pretty serious damage."Doctors explained there was no alternative but to operate.

Good Morning Britain host Kate Garraway gave fans an update on her husband's health on Thursday's (August 18) show.Derek Draper has had a series of health issues after he was left "fighting for his life" when he contracted covid-19 in 2020.Last month he was rushed back to the hospital with sepsis.READ MORE: Peter Andre leads support for GMB's Kate Garraway after Derek Draper rushed to hospitalThe update came as Kate was interviewing the rail union boss Mick Lynch on the upcoming strikes.She told him about the experiences she had with rail staff and staff shortages, despite praising their high levels of service.She explained: "I spend pretty much all of my time on trains, or in hospital with Derek."Earlier this month, Kate said: "The sepsis is under control. One kidney is looking really good, just need to look at the other one."We’re back on the right side of it now."At the time Kate also praised the doctors for their amazing work and thanked fans for their positive messages.She said: "It’s lovely to be back and thank you for all your good wishes as always, it means everything."Derek fell into a coma after catching covid in 2020 and became the country's longest suffering covid patient following a 13-month stint in hospital.Last April, he was able to go back home with Kate and their two children - 16-year-old Darcey and 12-year-old Billy - and had been receiving 24-hour care.However he has been in and out of hospital since and he fell "really unwell" again on July 9.

ITV news editor Paul Brand, who made his debut on the morning news programme. The presenters hosted a discussion about the dating app Tinder, to mark the 10-year anniversary of the app, which was first launched in 2012. Kate said of the dating apps: “I’ve got a friend who’s married with a couple of kids and they met through an app, so we definitely know it works.

Kate Garraway has shared an update on her husband Derek Draper after his recent hospital dash.The TV presenter, 55, opened up on her husband, 54, while on Good Morning Britain today, 18 August, while speaking to rail union boss Mick Lynch. "I spend pretty much all of my time on trains, or in hospital with Derek," she told him, appearing to imply that her other half is still in hospital, but out of the intensive care unit.The comments came during a brief chat about the current rail strikes gripping the nation, as Kate went on to praise the high levels of service she had experienced from staff, while using the services regularly to visit her husband.

Kate Garraway has taken a break away after her husband suffered a terrifying setback. There was concern for the Good Morning Britain star when she suddenly went missing from the ITV news programme in July.

READ MORE: Call the Midwife star Daniel Laurie's real age, famous EastEnders dad and forgotten TV role In the Instagram announcement, she shared a picture of her ultrasound as she posed with her mother Judy Finnigan, 73, and held up a pink onesie. Chloe looked thrilled in the snap posted to her social media while Judy beamed beside her. The newborn came into the world a little later than expected, as Chloe’s Good Morning Britain presenter dad Richard Madeley previously revealed his daughter was due on August 7.

READ MORE: Our Yorkshire Farm's Amanda Owen shares 'touching' announcement about daughter Richard Madeley's daughter announced that she was expecting her first child with her rugby player husband James, 37, back in February. Taking to social media, she smiled for a picture of her ultrasound with her mum Judy Finnigan, 73, as she held up a pink onesie.

I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! star James Haskell.The daughter of Richard Madeley has said she and James are "besotted and beaming with pride" at the new arrival.The couple are keeping their daughter's name under wraps, however, they did confirm the arrival of a healthy baby girl.The baby was due on August 7 but arrived a few days later.Confirming the joyful news, Chloe said: "We are delighted to welcome to the world our daughter.

CHLOE Madeley has given birth to her first child, a baby girl, with husband James Haskell. The married pair announced the news shortly after welcoming their little girl into the world. The pair told OK!: "We are delighted to welcome to the world our daughter.