Lorraine Kelly gets back on horse for first time in 10 years after horrific riding accident

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.

Lorraine Kelly has shared a glimpse into a very special family event - her daughter's puppy's first birthday! Writing in her HELLO! diary, the presenter admits it may be a little "daft" to celebrate such an occasion, but we couldn't agree with Lorraine more when she says we're all in need of an extra dose of fun following the two years we've had. READ: Lorraine Kelly sparks huge reaction with heartbreaking tweetHere, here Lorraine! Read her column below...What a wonderful party we had this week for Ruby, my daughter's gorgeous mini sausage puppy, to mark her very first birthday. It was actually double the fun because Ruby's brother Duncan obviously is also celebrating turning one year old too so it was a joint party for both of them.WATCH: Lorraine Kelly and daughter Rosie celebrate Ruby's first birthdayRosie's friend Gregor is Duncan's proud dad and the two puppies have grown up with each other which is lovely.

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.

Deborah continued: “I know we have left no stone unturned.

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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.

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

Lorraine Kelly has spoken about her final visit to Deborah James in hospital and said she really thought her colleague and friend would "bounce back".

Lorraine Kelly opened up on her last hospital visit with friend and colleague Deborah James, who sadly announced she's been moved to at-home hospice care with bowel cancer this week. The 62 year old Scottish presenter began by saying the daytime TV team are "sending all their love" to a "very brave person", who has been open with her cancer journey all along the way. BBC presenter Deborah, 40, is now focusing on raising money for bowel cancer research and care on her Bowel Babe JustGiving page, which has already reached over £1m and continues to go up.

Lorraine Kelly got on a horse for the first time in 10 years on TV today, which proved to be an emotional moment for the ITV star.She was trampled by a horse after falling from it during a charity challenge in February 2012, but now the much-loved presenter has overcome her fears.On today's episode of Lorraine, the Scottish sweetheart confronted her fear of horses a decade after being trampled on by one.Getting incredibly emotional and admitting that she felt "nervous" the 62-year-old showed viewers at home just how brave she could be when she took the plunge to get on a horse for the first time in 10 years.Introducing the emotional VT, Lorraine admitted that she never thought she would go on a horse again, saying: "I never thought I would go on one again to be honest, but this one [sic] finally, with a lot of help, I felt ready to try."With the help of Sir Lee Pearson, British para-equestrianism champion, the presenter went near a horse and got up close to one for the first time since her horror accident."This is a massive step forward, just actually standing here, so close," she said while petting Lee's horse Zion.Lee then helped Lorraine build up her courage to get atop the horse, which she did with confidence.After riding on Zion for a short while, Lorraine said: "It was much more emotional than I thought it would be, but, I couldn't have done it with anybody else apart from Sir Lee, he is just brilliant and gave me so much confidence."And that beautiful, beautiful horse."Sir Lee then went on to add: "I'm so proud of Zion and really proud of Lorraine, very flattered that she chose my home and one of my horses to get over this remarkable incident that happened to her.One fan took to Twitter to praise the TV favourite

Naga Munchetty has expressed her sadness following the latest news from her BBC colleague Deborah James.MORE: Lorraine Kelly sparks huge reaction with heartbreaking new tweetOn Monday evening, the presenter of the BBC podcast You, Me And The Big C revealed she is now receiving hospice care in light of her terminal bowel cancer. She also told followers she does not know "how long I've got left" in a heartbreaking message.WATCH: Dr Amir Khan shares key signs of bowel cancerSharing the statement on her Twitter account, BBC Breakfast's Naga remarked: "This is heartbreaking.