Kate Garraway warns ‘there are more long Covid symptoms emerging’ as husband Derek continues road to recovery

Kanye West has returned to posting about his estranged wife Kim Kardashian just hours after he admitted that he had been 'harassing' her with his social media posts.The 44-year-old hitmaker shared a photo of his 41-year-old ex crouched down in a black cat suit and wearing large sunglasses.The rapper also made light of his caps-locked captions, which he previously admitted made 'people feel like I’m screaming at them.' Not letting up: Kanye West, 44, returned to posting about his estranged wife Kim Kardahsian, 41, on Tuesday, just hours after he admitted his other post and behavior were 'harassing' toward herKim appeared to be wearing one of the several black Balenciaga bodysuits she wore throughout 2021, though this one didn't feature a full-face covering, as some of her edgier looks did.The Keeping Up With The Kardashians star even wore some of the designs to help her ex promote his album Donda. In his caption, Kanye seemed to reverse his earlier Instagram statements about harassing his ex and returned to his all-caps captioning style.'VISION OH SORRY ALL CAPS IS BACK FOR THE THE PEOPLE THATS ALL CAP,' read his stream-of-consciousness text.The post, which appeared about seven hours after the Monster rapper seemed to own up to his disturbing behavior in recent days, led some fans on social media to wonder if someone else had written the earlier post admitting to 'harassing' behavior.

Joe Jonas stepped out on Tuesday in the trendy Los Angeles neighborhood Los Feliz.The 32-year-old musician was dressed in a burgundy beanie and matching trousers.The father-of-one was seen stopping by a local newsstand for coffee and a bite to eat. Out and about: Joe Jonas stepped out on Tuesday in the trendy Los Angeles neighborhood Los FelizJoe showed off his cool fashion sense in a white, vintage, short-sleeved button-up shirt.

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!Damon Hill has claimed that Lewis Hamilton has looked "out of energy" in recent weeks after the Mercedes driver admitted he has been suffering from long Covid after his second place finish at the Hungarian Grand Prix.Hamilton admitted that his drive left him dizzy, extremely tired and with a shortness of breath, all commonly associated with long Covid.The seven-time Formula One champion originally tested positive for Covid over eight months ago but it seems he has not yet fully recovered from the disease.He is believed to be taking a break from training in order to rest up during the F1 summer break ahead of returning for the Belgian Grand Prix in Spa on August 29.Speaking on the F1

Carol Vorderman, 60, shared an update about her health recently on social media.The Countdown legend reacted to Piers Morgan’s account of struggling with Covid.She admitted she was in the same boat as she responded to him on social media.Piers referenced claims about how Lewis Hamilton was still seeing a team doctor following his Covid battle.The former Good Morning Britain presenter wrote: “Do not underestimate the effects of long-covid.“I’ve never had fatigue like this, nearly 3 weeks after symptoms started.“Lewis, one of the world’s fittest athletes, had covid 8 months ago and is still having issues he believes are linked to it.”Carol then waded in as she replied: “Me too.”She was inundated with support following her response with many

Kate Garraway has posted footage of the horrifying moment her son Billy was launched off the back of a horse after the animal passed wind.The 54 year old, who recently shared an update on her husband Derek Draper's condition, took to her Instagram feed to share the clip with her 1million followers. During his lesson, the 12 year old could be seen dressed in a grey hoodie as he moved his body up and down while the horse, called Banjo, moved in a circle.The animal then suddenly kicked it's legs up in the air, throwing Billy off while his mum said: "Oh! Okay!" before panning the camera down and finishing the recording in a panic.

Kate Garraway suffered an awkward blunder as she was cut off on Good Morning Britain on Wednesday 4 August.The 54 year old journalist was cut off mid-sentence as she and co-host Ben Shephard ran over as they discussed Great Britain's Olympic medal wins. Before the awkward moment Kate, who recently shared an update on husband Derek's recovery, revealed she was "being shouted at" by those behind the cameras.

GOOD Morning Britain suffered an awkward blunder today as Kate Garraway was savagely cut off and played out after she and co-host Ben Shephard ran over. The 54-year-old star was mid-sentence when the breakfast show's famous jingle played ahead of a weather report.

Kate Garraway was mid flow when producer's cut her short after she'd already been warned by Good Morning Britain producers not to "cause trouble".The 54-year-old TV star provided the nation with breaking news that Hannah Mills and Eilidh McIntyre had collected gold in the women's 2p dinghy heats.In her excitement, she accidentally began to real off incorrect facts which sent producers into "a spin".Ben said: "Bit of breaking news Kate Garraway, the sailors have come up trumps again."Hannah Mills and Eilidh McIntyre have collected gold in the women's 2p dinghy."Kate added: "I think they just had to finish in the top 8 to do it didn't they? That places Hannah Mills as the most successful Olympian ever...

Ben Shephard demanded for a picture change while sternly warning Good Morning Britain chiefs that an Olympian had been using expletives.The 46-year-old kicked off the show alongside his co-star Kate Garraway.

Kate Garraway's husband Derek Draper is currently under the care of health professionals at home, following a year-long battle with coronavirus.The deadly disease led to further health complications including holes in his heart and lungs.Clare, 51, has said her friend can "never switch off" as she juggles life as mum, presenter and carer for her husband.The presenter praised Kate, 54, for being "incredible" throughout the process "even more so since Derek has been home".She added to Closer Magazine: "She's on the go all the time, and has been physically and mentally pushed to the extreme this last year and a half."So a chance to go out to the theatre - something she and the kids love - was wonderful for her."Naga Munchetty bids farewell to

Kate Garraway, 54, can be heard gasping in shock after witnessing her son Billy being thrown from a horse he was riding.The star took to Instagram to share a video of the terrifying moment after discussing 11-year-old Billy’s accident with her co-host Ben Shephard on GMB yesterday.In the clip, Billy, who she shares with husband Derek Draper, can be seen learning how to canter on the horse during riding lessons.Unfortunately, the horse suddenly began to suffer from a bout of bad wind, which led the animal to buck, causing Billy to tumble to the ground.After Billy’s fall, the mum-of-two dropped the camera she was using to film her son’s lesson before rushing to check on him.She exclaimed in shock: “Oh! Okay, okay!”Kate took to the caption of

Ben Shephard opened up on Good Morning Britain telling viewers he'd "been in tears".Kate Garraway, 54, and Ben, 46, had tuned in to watch sailors Dylan Fletcher and Stuart Bithell win the gold medal at the 2020 Olympics in the Men's 49er.Having watched the duo marginally scoop up the win, Ben explained that his emotions ran high.He said: "I've already been in tears this morning."An unsympathetic Kate joked: "And for once it wasn't my fault."The Tipping Point host explained that the team GB sailing duo took home the gold by just "centimetres" as he shared just how close their win had been.Later on in the programme Ben explained that his "nerves" had been "shredded" by the intense heats.He "couldn't cope" with the excitement as he explained

Kate Garraway has given an update on her husband Derek Draper and said he has a long way to go in his recovery after contracting COVID-19 last March.The 54 year old presenter also warned he continues to show more symptoms of long Covid.The Good Morning Britain host opened up to viewers about her home life and Derek’s continuing recovery on Monday morning’s edition of the ITV daytime programme. “All the time there are more issues!” the star, who also told viewers about a worrying accident with her son on a horse, said.The journalist explained that “more symptoms are presenting”, and her husband’s fight is not over yet.

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Kate Garraway has recalled the terrifying moment her son Billy was thrown from a horse after the animal passed wind. The 54 year old was interviewing Olympic gold medallist Charlotte Dujardin when she discussed the moment with her Good Morning Britain co-hosts Ben Shephard and Sean Fletcher.

Kate Garraway, 54, has recalled the time her 11-year-old son Billy was suddenly “thrown” from the horse he was riding.The star addressed the shocking incident while speaking to her co-host Ben Shephard on Good Morning Britain today following their interview with Team GB’s most decorated female Olympian, equestrian Charlotte Dujardin.Kate explained to viewers that Billy, who she shares with husband Derek Draper, was thrown off the horse because the animal had “really quite bad wind”.The journalist revealed this morning: “Billy got thrown from a horse because the horse had really quite bad wind.”Ben seemed stunned by Kate’s story, as he gasped: "What!""Really bad, I've actually got it on film, I'll find it if you like," Kate replied.Still

Kate Garraway left Good Morning Britain viewers worried as she opened up about her husband, Derek Draper's recovery from coronavirus.The host, 54, told TV Dr Amir Khan that "more issues" had emerged for Derek as he continues to battle Long Covid.Dr Amir Khan said: "Lots of people are suffering from long Covid."Symptoms can include extreme fatigue, brain fog, problems with vision, problems with pain, difficulty breathing, palpations, chest pain - all sorts of things."Kate explained: "That's only the ones we know as well. That’s the thing, more and more are emerging as different parts of the body are damaged."I know Derek is an extreme example of, all the time there are more issues.

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!Lewis Hamilton has admitted he fears may be struggling with long Covid after he felt dizzy on the podium at the Hungarian GP on Sunday.The British racer finished third in a dramatic race in the Hungarian capital.Five racers were forced to retire on the first corner after a red flag was waved following a mass pileup.Max Verstappen was involved in the crash, and he was able to finish the race, but he sunk to a tenth-place finish.Hamilton produced one of the races of his career to move from last place up to third, however, he struggled to stand on the podium."I just gave it absolutely everything right until that last lap. I am so exhausted afterwards.

KATE Garraway has revealed her son Billy experienced a terrifying moment as he was once thrown from a horse. The mum-of-two shared the story on Good Morning Britain today after interviewing Great Britain's greatest woman Olympian, equestrian Charlotte Dujardin.

Kate Garraway revealed on Good Morning Britain that her son Billy, 11, was once thrown from a horse.Speaking to her co-star Ben Shephard, the 54-year-old explained that the incident happened after the animal had suffered from a nasty bout of "windy pops" as her son was ejected from its back. Kate said: "My son Billy was once thrown from a horse due to windy pops."She added: "Smokey, the horse was, turned around and looked at him to say 'I'm so sorry'"Always Billy, poor old Billy."At which point Ben and Sean Fletcher fell about the place laughing.Kate and Ben had been speaking to British dressage rider Charlotte Dujardin and horse Geo - Pumpkin who they call at home - when she was reminded about the horrifying accident.

Piers Morgan has reminded his followers of the seriousness of long Covid as Lewis Hamilton required medical attention at today’s Hungarian Grand Prix.Former Good Morning Britain presenter Piers issued a stark warning shortly after the sporting star announced he is suffering with symptoms of the illness, saying he has also not returned to full health.‘Do not underestimate the effects of long-covid,’ Piers wrote. ‘I’ve never had fatigue like this, nearly 3 weeks after symptoms started.