Lorraine Kelly celebrates special family occasion with daughter Rosie

Lorraine Kelly "looks better now" than she did decades ago, according to ITV star Richard Arnold, 52, who was speaking about how they'd changed over the years.The Good Morning Britain presenter spoke exclusively to Express.co.uk about how he and Lorraine, 62, “look better now” than they did years ago while speaking at the Ideal Home Show, in partnership with NatWest.Richard has been the Entertainment Editor on ITV’s Good Morning Britain since 2014 and has been working in showbiz for over two decades.He previously worked for the channel’s predecessor GMTV, first starting out as a TV critic there in 1997.Lorraine helped launch GMTV back in 1993 and has also stayed with ITV over the years, continuing her self-titled show Lorraine under the new format.Reflecting on how it’s been working for the channel over many years, Richard said: “Well, I've seen a lot of changes, and my makeup isn't quite as orange as it used to be when we did GMTV, which wasn't altogether flattering.“I think what I find extraordinary - and it's like being in a soap opera in many respects…“When you see archived footage of you, if they play an old clip from when you were younger, you don't think that you've got any older necessarily.“But then when you see a picture of yourself when you first started out with frosted tips…“You just think, ‘Oh my goodness me, we really have all been through an awful long time together!’" he added.Speaking about his time with Lorraine on the channel, he continued: “Lorraine and I always joke about the fact that surely we look better now than we did back then.“Even though we're getting older now!” he added with a laugh.Richard went on to discuss how he felt to be Entertainment Editor at ITV, decades on from where he first

ITV’s Lorraine Kelly offered up her thoughts on the ongoing court case involving Rebekah Vardy and Coleen Rooney on her show today, telling the two women to “get over themselves”. Rebekah is currently suing her fellow WAG for libel following the infamous 'Wagatha Christie' post back in 2019, which saw Coleen accuse Rebekah of leaking stories from her private Instagram. Rebekah immediately denied the claim and subsequently launched legal action which resulted in seven days at the High Court.

Lorraine Kelly was left apologising to Coronation Street star Georgia Taylor following an accidental marriage slip-up. The Toyah Battersby actress appeared live on the presenter's self-titled ITV show on Friday live from her character's home on the cobbles.

Lorraine Kelly spoke to two experts on her ITV daytime show about the WAGatha Christie case and one made a scathing comment about the women involved.Lorraine was joined by Antonia and Lauren who gave their thoughts on the ongoing case.Antonia gave a brief overview of the proceedings and informed Lorraine and her audience as to what is next in the court process.Both parties have now given their closing statements and the judge will take time to deliberate over the findings, before handing down her decision. Lorraine then turned to Lauren and asked what her advice would have been in this situation, to which she said she would have urged them “not to go to court”.The host jokingly thanked her for her response and said that the pair should have “sat down with a bottle of Prosecco” and “gotten over themselves”.Lauren thinks they should “hug and move on”.Lorraine then wondered how the WAGs could recover from this situation and Lauren responded with a cutting remark.She said: “Regardless of the outcome, I think both of their reputations are destroyed.

Lorraine Kelly told Emile John to “behave” himself as he left her flustered after complimenting her live on air. The Emmerdale star, who plays lawyer Ethan Anderson, appeared on Lorraine to discuss the racist attack storyline that continues tonight on the ITV soap.

The Chase’s Shaun Wallace received a sweet surprise when he appeared on Lorraine Kelly's self-titled ITV show today and received a brilliant gift from the presenter. Shaun was on the programme to chat about the current series of Beat The Chasers. While he and his fellow Chasers are incredibly competitive, there's no bad blood between them and he told the host that they're all “just one big happy family” and all “get along really well”.

Lorraine Kelly reckons Strictly bosses would be "silly" if they don't book Anton Du Beke to fill Bruno Tonioli's shoes on the show.

Lorraine Kelly, 62, has spoken about her ITV co-star Kate Garraway’s husband, Derek Draper and given an update on his health in a new interview.The presenter described the news surrounding Covid as “dire,” but said that she tried to include light-hearted features on her show with a focus on kindness during the pandemic.“There weren’t many bits of light in this whole terrible time.”Speaking on the Spinning Plates podcast with Sophie Ellis-Bextor, she discussed how the heartbreaking news of Derek’s hospitalisation really “impacted” her.The daytime TV show presenter explained: “Kate Garraway’s husband was one of the first to get really sick.

Lorraine Kelly has confessed she can “never take her job for granted” because her contract at ITV is up every couple of years.Speaking in a new interview, the presenter, 62, claimed she was formerly booted from her main role at GMTV after going on maternity leave and giving birth to her daughter Rosie. Lorraine opened up about the difficult moment to Sophie Ellis-Bextor on her Spinning Plates podcast.Sophie asked Lorrained about when she found out that her job was “not waiting for her” when she returned from maternity leave and whether it was something that “felt of that time”.Speaking about her gig with GMTV, Lorraine reflected: “Yes, it was 94. It wouldn’t happen now.

BIRDS of a Feather star Pauline Quirke has been spotted looking completely different as she hung out with Lorraine Kelly. The actress - who played Sharon Theodopolopodous in the long-running BB comedy series - posed with her pal on Instagram.

Lorraine Kelly showed her support for Peter Andre after he reflected on Rebekah Vardy's comments about his manhood.The 49 year old dad-of-four, who had a romantic tryst with Rebekah in 2004, was painfully reminded of an interview in which she dubbed his manhood a "miniature chipolata" when it was brought up by a lawyer in the Wagatha Christie libel trial. And television presenter Lorraine took to her ITV talk show on Friday morning to admit she felt "sorry" for the Mysterious Girl hitmaker. After playing a clip of the singer speaking out earlier this week, Lorraine said: "Peter Andre there...

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Lorraine Kelly has admitted a "heartbreaking" conversation with daughter Rosie which left her "really sad". The Scottish TV presenter spoke out over her chat with her child. Speaking on the Be Honest podcast, she said: “I had to have the conversation with her that I found quite heartbreaking actually, which was, this is not Singapore, you cannot walk home on your own.

LORRAINE Kelly has opened up on a "heartbreaking" conversation with daughter Rosie after fearing for her safety. The sofa queen, 62, sat down with her only child, 27, after she returned home from living in Singapore.

Lorraine Kelly has spoken out on the heartbreaking conversation she had no choice but to have with her daughter Rosie about safety.The 62 year old, who recently got back on a horse for the first time in 10 years after a riding accident, and her husband Steve share daughter Rosie, 27, together, who spent several years in Singapore before moving back to the UK at the start of the Covid-19 pandemic. Following her return, ITV presenter Lorraine explained that she was forced to have a serious talk on the importance of safety in public spaces.

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Lorraine Kelly opened up about a 'heartbreaking' conversation she had with daughter Rosie after she returned to the UK.

Lorraine Kelly had an opportunity and she took it as she made a sly dig at Richard Madeley during Good Morning Britain. The TV presenter appeared on the ITV news programme as usual to tease her own show.

Lorraine Kelly, 62, opened up about a difficult conversation she had with her daughter when she returned from travelling abroad. Mother-of-one Lorraine spoke about the “heartbreaking” moment when she appeared as a guest on a new podcast episode.The 62-year-old revealed she had spoken to her daughter about staying safe in public spaces after her daughter Rosie returned from Singapore before the first lockdown.She said: “I had to have the conversation with her that I found quite heartbreaking actually, which was, this is not Singapore, you cannot walk home on your own.”She continued: “You know, you can't leave your drink in the bar.

The Games is unlikely to break any records, leaving viewers switching off after featuring just six minutes of live competition during the first show. Originally airing on Channel 4 from 2003 to 2006, it has 12 celebrities including model Phoenix Gulzar-Brown, 23 and singer Max George, 33, competing and promised “a range of sporting challenges across a week of live shows”. Monday opening night, hosted by Holly Willoughby, 41, and Freddie Flintoff, 44, ran for 90 minutes.

Lorraine Kelly fought back tears as she overcame her fear of horse-riding today's episode of her self-titled chat show.