'Only hour I get to myself' Kate Garraway shares insight into show amid tough family life

Good Morning Britain presenter Richard Arnold spoke exclusively to Express.co.uk about his co-star Kate Garraway whilst presenting at the Ideal Home Show, in partnership with NatWest.The star began by talking about the support Kate was getting from their ITV team in light of her husband Derek Draper’s life-threatening battle with Covid, before going on to discuss her brave antics while competing on hit show I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! in 2019.Richard, 52, recalled watching his GMB colleague Kate, 54, compete on ITV’s I’m A Celebrity just before the pandemic completely changed everything.Kate is currently providing round-the-clock care for her husband Derek Draper, 54, who returned home from hospital in April 2021 after a year-long battle with Covid that almost cost him his life.The popular presenter competed on the 2019 series of I’m A Celebrity alongside the likes of Andy Whyment, Ian Wright, Nadine Coyle and series winner Jacqueline Jossa.Richard remembered how, before she had even entered the Australian jungle, Kate had to face a terrifying 334ft plank walk.When asked about Kate’s brave stint in the jungle, he said: “I know, I don't know how to this day she walked that plank.“That day they have the challenge for you to step out on the plank on that skyscraper…“I mean, that's the one thing I couldn't do - anything to do with heights,” he confessed.“In all honesty, if they threw me out of the plane, I'd be more grateful.“There's something about being on a man-made structure that chills my water,” he continued.“But if they're going to throw me from a balloon or a plane, and I'm strapped to someone who knows what they're doing, then I'd happily take that over walking the plank.”During the interview, Richard also

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Good Morning Britain's Kate Garraway became overwhelmed with emotion as she met a nurse who cared for author Michael Rosen during his Covid battle - and then learned that she had also cared for her husband Derek, whose battle with the disease is still ongoing. As the realisation hit home, Kate, 54, who married Derek in 2005, felt urged to share a hug with Beth Dixon, and leapt up to do so after being reassured it was fine to by co-host Richard Bacon. Knowing that Derek had been on the same ward as the acclaimed children’s writer, known for books like We’re Going On A Bear Hunt, Kate said: “I have to ask you on a personal note, because you cared for Michael, and Derek, we’ve now found out, was two beds away.

Kate Garraway was left 'overwhelmed' during her latest appearance on Good Morning Britain after she finally met one of the nurses who helped care for Derek Draper as he battled the devastating effects Covid had on his body. The presenter, 54, was back at the helm of the ITV news programme on Friday (April 22) alongside Richard Bacon. The pair were joined in the studio by much-loved children's author Michael Rosen, who thought he was on the programme to chat about his new book and own battle with the virus.

Kate Garraway has addressed the possibility of returning to I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here!, remarking that she could ‘redeem herself’ if given a second chance. This week, it was reported that ITV are planning to launch an all-star version of the reality show in South Africa, ahead of a planned return to the jungle in Australia.

Good Morning Britain's Kate Garraway couldn't hold back her emotion after she met a nurse who cared for her husband Derek Draper while he was hospitalised with covid-19.On Friday morning's programme (April 22) author Michael Rosen who also suffered with Covid appeared on the show and met his nurse Beth who helped look after him.GMB viewers discovered that Michael and Derek were on the same ward and were placed two beds away from each other while in hospital.But Kate was left further surprised when she also discovered that Beth helped to look after Derek too as well as Michael.Kate asked Beth: "Did you care for him?"Beth replied: "I would have done, yeah."Shocked by the revelation, Kate responded: "That is amazing, thank you so much by the way."Smiling happily, Beth then said: "We did everything that we could, we put our all into it."Thanking the nurse profusely, Kate stood up and gave Beth a hug.Holding back the tears, Kate confessed: "I must admit I'm slightly overwhelmed as I haven't met anybody at all or seen the faces of anybody from that time, so it's lovely."Derek, 54, became seriously ill from Covid-19 during the early stages of the coronavirus pandemic and was known as one of the worst cases in the UK.Although he is now out of hospital, he is still dealing with the long-term impact of the illness two years later. Speaking to Mail On Sunday's You magazine in February, Kate confessed that she is finding a "new path" to loving her husband.She said: "I'm not sure that we've ever fallen out of love, but I think a new path is emerging, a new way to be in love."He puts huge trust in me.

Good Morning Britain presenter Kate Garraway has been criticised by ITV viewers as they claimed she was rather "shouty" on Friday morning's show (April 22).The 54-year-old took the reins on the popular breakfast programme alongside co-host Richard Bacon, but fans noticed Kate often spoke over and interrupted her co-host.When the pair were in conversation, spectators at home also noticed that Richard could hardly get a word in and said the new host was "out of his depth."Taking to Twitter in their droves, fans shared their thoughts on Kate's shouting and the presenters' dynamic.One person penned: "Well the show this week has been an even bigger s**t show than usual. Kate not letting Richard get a word in, when he dare try she rudely shuts him down.

Good Morning Britain fans were happy to see more of the ITV studios than they're used to thanks to Richard Bacon's clip.The GMB host shared a clip shortly after Thursday's show started as he filmed his co-star Kate Garraway before whizzing the camera around to the rest of the studios.With others hard at work in the clip, Richard started it by filming Kate, who looked glamorous in a vibrant patterned top while her hair was in soft and bouncy curls.Richard said "hi" to Kate as the star responded: "Hi! Good to see you", as he told the star he was filming her.The host also explained that he was whispering while a segment about the Queen was taking place, prompting Kate to tell him it was "very respectful" to do so.Kate was going through papers so she was well prepared for the upcoming parts of the show, while the crew was busy working the cameras to ensure everything was running smoothly.Richard then swiftly moved the camera over to Laura Tobin who was gearing up to do the weather forecast as he zoomed in on the presenter.He then closed the clip, but Laura was quick to get him back as an hour later she shared a selfie while Richard was on TV with Kate.Laura was pointing at him as she wrote: "Naughty @richardpbacon talking during my weather forecast. He was then good and paid full attention."Richard confirmed he would be on the show on Wednesday evening as he shared a post from Piers Morgan who teased he "might storm onto GMB" ahead of his appearance on Lorraine.Richard said: "See you tomorrow from 6am with @kategarraway.

GMB's Kate Garraway appeared to have a dig at Prince Harry as he said he is making sure the Queen is protected and surrounded by the right people.

Kate Garraway was forced to issue a brief clarification following an interview with Angela Rayner. The Labour deputy leader appeared on the ITV news programme on Wednesday morning (April 20), the day after Boris Johnson faced MPs in the House of Commons for the first time since he was fined for breaking lockdown rules.

Good Morning Britain fans in shock as she showcased her hair transformation after ditching her iconic orange bob during the national lockdown.During Wednesday’s (April 20) instalment of the popular ITV morning show, Kate Garraway and Adil Ray welcomed the popular retail consultant and broadcaster onto the show.The trio discussed the protection of the local high street which is increasingly at risk as more and more shops move online which was accelerated throughout the global pandemic.But one thing fans couldn’t take their eyes off of was the fashion consultant’s drastic hair transformation, as viewers were forced to do a double-take during the when she appeared on the morning news show.This is a live TV story and is being constantly updated.

Kate Garraway has been left gobsmacked over how "amazing" Debbie Harry looks at the age of 76.The 54 year old, who was recently left "sad" as she closed her husband Derek Draper's firm with £200,000 debt, was on Good Morning Britain with Richard Arnold, 52, and Adil Ray, 47, when they began discussing her upcoming role in a new film. Blondie star Debbie is set to star alongside Great British Bake Off's Prue Leith in a science fiction movie titled Kepler 62f.

Kate Garraway was utterly stunned at Blondie singer Debbie Harry’s age-defying appearance on Tuesday’s episode of Good Morning Britain. The presenter had been discussing the star’s upcoming acting debut alongside Great British Bake Off judge Prue Leith when a picture of the 76-year-old singer popped up on the screen. ‘Is that Blondie now?’ a gobsmacked Kate asked as the photo aired in the ITV studio.

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Adil Ray was quick to get his own back on Kate Garraway as he thought he heard her suffer a name blunder after remarking that he had a 'nasty streak'. The pair were back on Good Morning Britain on Tuesday (April 19).

Good Morning Britain's Kate Garraway has blasted her co-host, Adil Ray, saying he has a "nasty streak".The two hosts presented the ITV show on Tuesday (April 19) and welcomed showbiz reporter Richard Arnold onto the show to talk about the day's hot takes.However, as they introduced Richard's segment, Adil called Richard a "grandad".This was when Kate jumped in to Richard's defence and said that Adil had a "nasty streak" in him that morning.Unfazed by Adil's comments, Richard laughed it off and continued to present his showbiz section which included a potential Girls Aloud reunion and Liam Payne discussing his bizarre accent.As Richard was first shown on the programme, Adil said: "Alright Grandad?" Kate then said: "He's got a nasty streak in him this morning, I tell you, Adil. Calling you grandad..." Richard then quipped: "I can snatch a compliment every time he unlocks his jaw don't worry, that little twinkle of his." This comes a day after Kate and Adil were forced to apologise for a guest's language live on-air.Ukrainian businessman Andrey Stavnitser starred on the show to talk about bombing his own house after learning Russians had taken it over.Talking about his decision, after being branded a hero by the Ukrainian people, he said: "If you would ask me two months ago what feeling I would have if hostile military people in my house, I would say fury and anger.

Adil Ray has come under fire from Good Morning Britain viewers for an unusual question that they've branded 'stupid'. The presenter and actor was back at the helm of the show on Monday (April 18) alongside Kate Garraway.

Good Morning Britain hosts Adil Ray and Kate Garraway were forced to apologise for a guest's language live on-air.On Monday's programme (April 18), the hosting duo welcomed Ukrainian businessman Andrey Stavnitser onto the show to talk about how he decided to bomb his own house after learning Russians had taken it over.Andrey had a number of security cameras set up in his mansion and could access some cameras after fleeing for safety.However, his security team didn't go unscathed and were stripped off and led into the woods after being interrogated for days by Russian soldiers.After learning what had happened once his team had finally reached safety, the businessman decided it was better to blow up his house after the Russians began using it as a base.Talking about his decision, after being branded a hero by the Ukrainian people, he said: "If you would ask me two months ago what feeling I would have if hostile military people in my house, I would say fury and anger. However, this is not what I felt."I was surprised I was disgusted, I felt dirty looking at some guys walking in my house.