Lorraine Kelly responds after being called out for using different surname on vaccine form

Lorraine Kelly's Return To Dunblane was heartbreaking and 'too hard to watch' for many viewers in Scotland. Evil Thomas Hamilton shot dead 16 children and one teacher at Dunblane Primary near Stirling in March 1996 before killing himself in what still remains the deadliest mass shooting in British history.Hamilton was armed with four legally-held handguns during the horrific attack on young schoolchildren aged between just 5 and 6-years-old, which also left 15 injured.Lorraine returned to the families involved in the tragedy to hear how they were affected by it twenty five years on.

Lorraine Kelly has opened up about her home life and daily routine as she navigates life in lockdown during the coronavirus pandemic.The popular presenter shared exclusive photos with HELLO! showing herself at work in the ITV studios and relaxing in the home she has with husband Steve and their pet dog Angus."I'm lucky enough to still be doing my show every weekday from 9am until 10am, thanks to my top team and our brilliant crew," Lorraine said of her programme, Good Morning Britain with Lorraine Kelly.WATCH: Lorraine Kelly giggles as she cuts husband Steve's hair during lockdown"Normally our studio is all purposeful hustle and bustle, but it's very quiet now because there are so few of us coming in to work.

Lorraine Kelly, 62, has teased viewers by revealing that she's thinking of getting a tattoo on a cheeky part of her body - her bottom.Speaking to Hollywood expert and ITV colleague Ross King, the outspoken presenter spoke candidly about her plans for body art, after her indecisiveness over designs last year led to her calling off her plans.Speaking on her self-titled show, Lorraine, the ITV presenter made a surprising admission about herself.The Scottish star was quizzed on whether she had any body art by the show's LA correspondent.Ross asked curiously: "You don't have any tattoos or anything to hide? No sleeves or anything?"The presenter confirmed that she currently has no body art.Lorraine replied: "No, I haven't got any tattoos".She

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Lorraine Kelly has hit out at online trolls who targeted her with horrible messages after she revealed she'd had the coronavirus vaccination.The 61-year-old presenter was back on our screens on Thursday morning and discussed the latest Covid news at the start of her ITV talk show with Dr Hilary Jones.While chatting about the vaccination, Lorraine went on to share her experience when she got the jab last week.She explained: "I got it. It's just so quick and so easy.

Lorraine Kelly has reflected on the one thing she's been deprived of over the past year – family moments.Like so many of us, the TV presenter has been forced to be apart from her loved ones including her parents. Read about how she celebrated her dad's milestone 80th birthday this week in her exclusive HELLO! column below.MORE: Lorraine Kelly reacts to Piers Morgan's GMB exitWATCH: Lorraine Kelly on missing important family occasions in lockdownOne of the hardest things about being in lockdown is missing so many lovely family occasions and milestones.

Lorraine Kelly has addressed Piers Morgan's Good Morning Britain exit, branding him "extraordinary" in the wake of his departure.The Scottish presenter, 61, appeared on GMB alongside Susanna Reid and Ranvir Singh, reflecting on Piers' legacy as an outspoken and opinion-dividing host. Piers, 55, announced he was leaving the role on Tuesday amid an Ofcom investigation into his coverage of Meghan Markle's interview with Oprah Winfrey.

PIERS Morgan's colleague Lorraine Kelly says that GMB will be "quieter" and "calmer" without the controversial host, after he quit the show.

direct to your inboxLorraine Kelly has had her say following the news that Piers Morgan had quit Good Morning Britain.The host of ITV's chat show Lorraine, which is screened immediately after GMB, spoke out on The One Show about his departure.Lorraine said Piers had only just emailed her to break the news and said she had "no real details.""It's certainly going to be quieter," she said."We all wish him well. We all wish him absolutely all the best.

Lorraine Kelly has confessed Good Morning Britain will be "calmer" without Piers Morgan after he quit the show earlier today.The 61 year old, who recently confused fans as she revealed her real name while posing with her coronavirus vaccine card, appeared on The One Show when she was quizzed about Piers' departure. Alex Jones and Rylan Clark-Neal couldn't help but ask her about the the 55 year old's exit from the morning show.

Lorraine Kelly revealed Piers Morgan contacted her by email twenty minutes before his departure from Good Morning Britain.

@piersmorgan is excellent at what he does and I’m sure he’ll be back on the telly soon. " Sharon Osbourne added: " @piersmorgan I am with you.

Lorraine Kelly has broken her silence on Piers Morgan's departure from ITV.Speaking on The One Show after ITV's announcement, Lorraine seemed to confirm that Piers Morgan's departure was immediate as she spoke to Rylan Clark-Neal and Alex Jones. She also revealed that Piers had sent her a message before her BBC appearance to let her know his surprising news.Rylan kicked off the chat as he asked: "Lorraine, so lovely to have you on the show, we’re really looking forward to talking about your documentary when you come up in just a bit.

Lorraine Kelly has teased Piers Morgan live on TV after he stormed off the Good Morning Britain set following a disagreement with co-host Alex Beresford.Piers took the huff during this morning's show after Alex hit back at him, saying "She’s entitled to cut you off if she wants to" after Piers claimed that he used to talk to Meghan and she "dropped him" after she started dating Prince Harry.As Piers said: "I'm not having this" and got up and left the studio, Alex branded his behaviour 'diabolical'.And as the show linked up with Lorraine Kelly, the Scots host couldn't help but poke fun at the 55-year-old for his stunt.Speaking on her preview segment, Lorraine said: "Good morning Piers Morgan, are you okay? Are you fine? Everything

Laura Whitmore will welcome her first baby into a multi-millionaire lifestyle.She and fellow Love Island host husband Iain Stirling now have combined assets of £2,158,387.It comes after the heavily pregnant presenter’s TV earnings broke the £1million mark for the first time, following a surge in her TV, advertising and book output.New accounts for Laura’s Yer Wan company show the 35-year-old Dubliner has amassed total assets of £1,191,318 – up from £865,526 the previous year.Love Island voiceover comic Iain, 33, who secretly got hitched to Laura last year, has total assets of £967,069.It’s expected the pair will have a girl in weeks after Lorraine Kelly this week accidentally blabbed their baby’s sex on her ITV show.Lorraine brought up the

Caroline Flack's mum Christine calls out television presenters Lorraine Kelly and Graham Norton in a new Channel 4 documentary set to air next week.The film focuses on the life and tragic death of former Love Island host Caroline who took her own life on February 15 2020.Caroline was charged with assault by beating after a fight with boyfriend Lewis Burton in December 2019, which she denied.It was later announced that she would no longer be presenting ITV flagship show Love Island, which she had hosted for four years.Lorraine, 61, discussed the rumours of Caroline's potential replacement on her ITV talk show at the time.She began laughing and told viewers: "As Caroline Flack steps down from Love Island, we’re finding out who’s going to

Lorraine Kelly has surprised fans as she has unveiled her real name while posing with her coronavirus vaccination card.TV star Lorraine, 61, proudly posed while holding her coronavirus vaccine card to revealed to her Twitter fans that she had received the jab.The photo shows Lorraine wearing a black face covering with the logo of her ITV show on while wearing a fluffy grey coat. It is clear she is pleased to have received the jab, as you can see from her eyes that she is smiling.

Most of us know Lorraine Kelly from her eponymous day time talk show Lorraine, but fans of the TV host were shocked to find out that Kelly isn’t actually her surname.

Lorraine Kelly is a household name thanks to her namesake ITV show, but the presenter officially goes by a different moniker.The host, 61, got her Covid vaccine last Friday, and to mark the occasion, she shared a picture of her registration card for the jab.However, the name listed on the card wasn’t Lorraine Kelly, but rather, Lorraine Smith.In her Twitter caption, she wrote: "Vaccinated! So relieved! Easy peasy - didn’t feel a thing - thanks so much to all the cheery volunteers and NHS staff who made it SO simple!!"Please please get vaccinated!! We are so lucky to have the opportunity Xxx."Fans took to the comment section below to remark over her unexpected change in surname, surprised to learn her real name.One wrote: "I had no idea your

direct to your inboxLorraine Kelly has delivered a very simple response to a fan who wrote a sarcastic comment over her 'original' real name.The ITV host excitedly told viewers on Monday morning that she received her coronavirus vaccine on Friday.Lorraine, 61, also shared the news on social media alongside a photo of her holding up her vaccination card while wearing her Lorraine show branded mask.She wrote: "Vaccinated! So relieved! Easy peasy - didn’t feel a thing - thanks so much to all the cheery volunteers and NHS staff who made it SO simple!! Please please get vaccinated!! We are so lucky to have the opportunity."But some of her followers were quick to notice the name on the card which read Lorraine Smith."So your surname isn’t Kelly?"

LORRAINE Kelly surprised fans by revealing her real name on her coronavirus vaccination card. The TV star held up the ticket showing she had the Oxford/AstraZeneca jab alongside her true name - 'Lorraine Smith'.