Lorraine Kelly tells former MP Ruth Davidson she 'looks 10 years younger' since quitting

Lorraine viewers were left distracted as former Loose Women host Andrea McLean returned to ITV following her exit from the daytime show.The TV star, 52, shocked fans when she announced that she was leaving Loose Women after 13 years.Her final episode on the lunchtime programme aired in December 2020 and she made her welcomed return to ITV on Monday morning.Andrea appeared on Lorraine to promote her new book, You Just Need To Believe It.Conversation quickly turned to Loose Women and how she has no regrets in leaving the show.As Lorraine Kelly quizzed Andrea on life since leaving her television career behind her, viewers couldn't help but praise her youthful beauty.Taking to Twitter, one fan penned: @andrea_mclean Oh My Days, Looking (fire emoji) @reallorraine #LorraineA second person posted: It’s good to see @andrea_mclean back on the Telly. She’s glowingWhile a third social media user said: "Lovely to see Andrea on the TV again." Andrea recently opened up about why she left Loose Women.It was revealed she had given in her resignation with a bombshell email, telling the Sunday Mirror’s Notebook magazine: "I emailed my bosses.

Bake Off host Mel Giedroyc and DIY SOS frontman Nick Knowles are the best of enemies.Mel confessed: "Nick Knowles really hates me. He absolutely detests me."I did this silly sort of Radio Times interview.

HELLO! diary, Lorraine Kelly has made a plea with her fans, for everyone to be a little kinder to themselves and to seek what really makes you happy and content. We couldn't agree more, Lorraine! Read her column below...Earlier this week I was interviewing Robson Greene and Tom Brittney and they said working on the set of TV show Grantchester was their "Happy Place".

@reallorraine how about it ?”The star replied with agreement, but also warned the Twitter user that she would prove to be a wild and reckless relative. Lorraine wrote: “OK Emma - but I would be the kind of Aunty to take you out boozing and getting us both in trouble with all sorts of malarkey.”Fans and followers of Lorraine jumped on to the post to share their thoughts on the subject. @Katsitter said: “We all have that Auntie we'd call if we needed 'bailing out of jail' “I'd say you could well be the one!!” @Emmaa23Emmaa responded, saying: “Bang up for this what's the tipple of your choice ?” @Polly116 wrote: “I think you might need to get a coach because I want to come. “I’m sure I won’t be the only one!” @Tj1071 penned: “Would love a night out with @reallorraine would probably need a few spare tena ladies in my bag as I'm sure there would be a lot of laughs and drinks.” Lorraine recently spoke up to Express.co.uk about how she went from a size 10 to a size 14 over lockdown . She explained that it was due to a night-time habit with her husband that was “part of the downfall".The journalist has teamed up with Weight Watchers to get her “va va voom back.” She described the nighttime habit as the “chocolate plate".“I think the pandemic made all of us a bit like that. “I know a lot of people used it as an opportunity to get really fit and honestly I’m in awe.“But for me? No, I just ate far too much rubbish. “Every night, me and my husband would share a chocolate plate and every night it got bigger and bigger and that was at 7 o’clock at night and that’s not good.” 

Daytime TV icon Lorraine Kelly has opened up about being told by Strictly Come Dancing pro Anton Du Beke that she shouldn't bother taking part in the show as moves 'like a tree'. Discussing the idea of appearing on the smash-hit BBC show with her guests today - comedian Paul Merton and his actress wife Suki Webster - the Scottish presenter, 62, revealed that the dancing star suggested jumping and jiving may not quite be her forte. "Well, I would be so rubbish," she admitted when speaking about singing up for the BBC show.

ITV talk show host Lorraine Kelly admitted to Express.co.uk she went from a size 10 to a size 14 over lockdown, and blamed one particular nighttime habit with her husband for being “part of the downfall”.The journalist has teamed up with WW (formerly known as Weight Watchers) in hopes of getting her “va va voom back”.Lorraine, 62, spoke about how she was dismayed to find that she had gone from a size 10 to a size 14 due to a lack of exercise and indulging in more junk food during lockdown. One particularly unhealthy habit that had contributed to her weight gain was what the journalist described as the “chocolate plate”.Remembering the way she used to eat during lockdown, she said: “I think the pandemic made all of us a bit like that. I know a lot of people used it as an opportunity to get really fit and honestly I’m in awe.“But for me? No, I just ate far too much rubbish.

Lorraine has spoken after her “confidence returning” after embarking on a new eating plan.The presenter, 62, gained two stone over lockdown but has spoken of feeling “healthier and happier” after losing a stone. Now an ambassador for the WW eating plan, Lorraine posted a photo of herself beaming with her mentor Suzy over on Instagram, writing: “Feeling great! Happier and healthier! Lost over a STONE and confidence returning! Thanks @wwsuzystirfry And @ww.uk”.

DAYTIME legend Lorraine Kelly has revealed she has now shed more than a STONE after embarking on a new diet. The much-loved presenter, 62, gained two dress sizes during lockdown but is now an ambassador for the WW eating plan.

Lorraine Kelly struggled to hide her disdain for Matt Hancock as Susanna Reid teased her about his appearance on her show when she dialled in from her studio next door.During Tuesday's (March 15) instalment of Good Morning Britain, the former health secretary confirmed that he will be taking five Ukrainians into his family home in Suffolk.As the politician left the show, Susanna and her co-host Richard Madeley introduced Lorraine before they closed out their show.And the pair couldn't help but poke fun at her unfiltered opinion of Mr Hancock earlier on this month when she branded him a "pound shop milk tray man".As she joined them on the show, Lorraine was left red-faced as Susanna joked that the MP would be popping round with a box of chocolates during her show.She said: "Good morning. Yes Matt Hancock, I saw.

Lorraine Kelly has revealed that the bomb threat yesterday at ITV was actually a parcel sent to her by a media company.

Lorraine Kelly has addressed reports that a 'suspicious item' that forced ITV off-air had been addressed to her.

Lorraine Kelly confirmed that the 'suspicious' parcel was thought to be a bomb by ITV officials. On Friday's (March 11) Good Morning Britain, hosts Ben Shephard and Kate Garraway cut away to Lorraine Kelly in her studio to see what was coming up next on the show.

Lorraine Kelly has broken her silence after a "suspicious package" sent to her meant staff at ITV studios had to be evacuated on 10 March. Speaking to Kate Garraway, 54, and Ben Shephard, 47, about the incident, she explained that the security alert was due to a present sent to her that contained a battery in it.

Lorraine Kelly was reportedly named on a "suspicious" package that appeared at the ITV studios and prompted a whole building evacuation. Bosses and security were concerned that the box, which thankfully didn't reach the Scottish presenter, could have a bomb inside. As a result, the package was intercepted as quickly as possible and the building's staff and TV stars were all ordered to leave the building as soon as possible.

Lorraine Kelly was reportedly named on a suspicious package which sparked evacuation at ITV studios and pulled two major daytimes shows off air.It is believed that the Scottish presenter was the intended recipient of a box which was picked up by security staff before it reached her.The package sparked a mass evacuation at Television Studios on Thursday afternoon (March 10) which pulled This Morning and Loose Women off air.Holly Willoughby, Phillip Schofield and Charlene White are just a few stars which were ushered from the west London studio as police arrived to carry out a full investigation.The Sun reports that Lorraine was "very concerned" at the prospect at being a potential target.It remains unclear what was inside the package.A source told The Sun: "Word quickly got around that whatever the box contained, it was addressed to Lorraine."Everyone at ITV loves her - so people were upset and very concerned over the whole incident. Fortunately everyone is safe, but it shakes everyone up."A spokesperson for ITV said: "Due to a suspected security alert, the building which ITV daytime broadcast from was safely evacuated.

HELLO! diary, Lorraine Kelly shares some very exciting news on behalf of herself and her daughter Rosie. Find out what they've got in store for fans below...READ: Lorraine Kelly reveals awful health realisation during the pandemicOne of the things I love and that brings me such a lot of joy is the WHAT IF podcast I do with my daughter Rosie.

ITV favourite Lorraine Kelly was named on a suspicious package which saw all of ITV’s studios evacuated and shows pulled off air today. The daytime telly legend was the intended recipient of a box which was picked up by the network’s security staff before it reached her – prompting a terrifying mass evacuation from the building.

Coronation Street’s Rebecca Ryan, who plays troublemaker Lydia, told Lorraine Kelly that fans of the show aren’t best pleased with her character’s behaviour.Rebecca, who wore her long dark hair styled in front of her shoulder with a black jacket, spoke to Lorraine, who wore a blue and purple puffed sleeve shirt, about her character in the soap.Lydia returned to the cobbles and immediately sought out revenge for Adam.Rebecca confirmed that Lydia is “out there for revenge” and thinks that it is partially fuelled by the fact that he didn’t remember her when he saw her again.Lorraine asked Ryan what the ”public’s reaction” has been towards her as now we’re allowed “out and about”, to which she replied: “I’m quite hated at the minute, let’s just say that.”The presenter complimented her and said that the response means that she is “doing her job well,” before Rebecca went on to admit that there is “a lot of hate out there” because she is a “terrible character”.The 30 year old also said that although she read the scripts and performed the scenes, whenever she watches herself on screen she “sits back” in shock.Lorraine asked her whether she was in Emmerdale for a bit, which she confirmed, and also admitted to starring in another classic British show.“Watching Lorraine, actress Rebecca Ryan is on and I was thinking: ‘Where have I seen you before?’ She played Debbie in Shameless,” tweeted out one fan.Another said: “I’ve only just realised that it’s Debbie from Shameless, I was only watching it again last night.”A fan on Twitter tweeted that they think “Lydia is out to destroy Adam” because they speculate that he is the “father of her son”.Fans have been wondering how far Lydia will go to destroy Adam’s life as she once told him

Dame Helen Mirren to Tom Hanks and Hugh Jackman. But what about the star's life away from television screens? READ MORE: Sally Phillips' heartbreak after her husband of 14 years left her for a Russian yoga instructor Despite Lorraine being one of the nation's most recognised faces on daytime television, her private life remains very private for the most part. The ITV star, 62, has been married for 30 years to her husband Steve Smith, who is also her former co-star.

ITV talk show host Lorraine Kelly has recalled the serious wardrobe malfunction that spurred her on to lose weight in a new episode of the podcast Wellness That Works.The star has previously been candid about the fact that she had gained weight over lockdown due to forming several unhealthy lifestyle habits. Lorraine, 62, spoke about how she was dismayed to find that she had gone from a size 10 to a size 14 during lockdown, after she started letting her healthy routine slide. Speaking in the podcast to hosts Pip and Jason, she explained: “It was weird, you know, the way it kind of just crept up on me. “I went from a size 10, and then I was a 12, and then towards the end of last year, and the start of this year, I was a 14. “And then - this is so embarrassing… I was doing an interview with The Wanted, you know, that lovely wee boy band? They’re so cute and lovely. “And I had a size 14 dress on and it was straining at the bosom. And the button popped!” she exclaimed.“I leaned over and the button actually popped and nearly hit one of them right in the eye and that was the wake-up call. “That was the beginning of January and I thought come on, this is not good.”Lorraine went on to quip that the "health and safety" issue caused by her dress in the ITV studios meant she had to make a change.Lorraine recently revealed in an exclusive with Express.co.uk that she has teamed up with WW (formerly known as Weight Watchers) in hopes of getting her “va va voom back”.The star agreed that, while the perfect size is different for every person, she wanted to get back to feeling like herself again.“It’s not about how much space you take up in the world,” Lorraine explained.

ITV talk show host Lorraine Kelly admitted that she was getting as little as four hours sleep per night during lockdown.The journalist has teamed up with WW (formerly known as Weight Watchers) in hopes of getting her “va va voom back”, after forming unhealthy lifestyle habits over the course of the pandemic.Lorraine, 62, said that due to a lack of exercise and routine, she was only getting around four hours of sleep during lockdown.The star also discovered that she had gone from a size 10 to a size 14 and has agreed that while the perfect size is different for every person, she wanted to get back to feeling like herself again with the help of WW.Talking about her new plan with the brand, she emphasised the difference that it has already made to her nighttime routine.“I’ll tell you what, the thing it’s making me focus on more than anything is sleep,” she said.“During the pandemic, I’ve not been sleeping as well as I might.“I go to bed because I’m watching the news and getting updates, and then waking up feeling a bit overwhelmed by everything.“Because we’ve all had that; we’ve all had anxiety and stress. Goodness me we’ve all had that, we’re human beings!“It’s just when it tips into dominating your life, but the sleep app has been really good for tracking my sleep.”She continued: “When you see it written down as, ‘Oh, you’ve had 4 hours,’ you realise it’s not enough.And it makes me go, ‘Oh my god!’ she exclaimed dramatically.“Because sleep deprivation is one of the most awful things.