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Kate Garraway made her Life Stories hosting debut on Thursday night.

Kate Garraway has landed herself a new TV job as the presenter of ITV's Life Stories, a chat show which Piers Morgan previously helmed.The programme, which kicks off its newest season tonight, consists of 60-minute episodes, with many famous faces expected to explore their personal and professional careers. The Good Morning Britain co-host will have Welsh singer Charlotte Church and former Liverpool football player John Barnes as her guests on the premiere episode. And while Kate's career has continued to skyrocket over the past year, the mother-of-two says the entire experience has been "bittersweet". While things couldn't be going better for the 54-year-old professionally, her husband Derek Draper is still fighting the long-term effects of Covid-19. The latter was hospitalised back in March 2020, where he stayed for 13 months after his Covid infection caused him to suffer from a rare brain inflammation, attacking his kidneys, lungs and liver. Following his release from the hospital, Derek returned to the family home in North London. And while fans would have hoped for his condition to have improved since then, it was just last month when Kate confessed that her husband still had a long way to go. Speaking of her stint as the new presenter of Life Stories, a source told New! magazine that while the journalist is excited about her new TV role, she's still dealing with the stress of Derek's health back home. Kate has scooped up so many accolades, such as an NTA for her ITV documentary, Finding Derek, which she also helped produce, on top of being recognised on the Queen's New Year's Honours list."This is all of Kate's dreams coming true, this is what she hoped would come from her doing I'm A Celebrity in 2019," a source

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Ben Shephard has celebrated his close pal and Good Morning Britain co-star Kate Garraway as she's been nominated for an award. Kate, 54, who has been documenting her husband Derek Draper's Covid-19 illness and recovery, is in the running to win Network Presenter of the Year after being nominated by the Royal Television Society.

Kate Garraway's first guests will include Welsh singer Charlotte Church and Liverpool FC legend John Barnes. READ MORE: Fans support Katie Price as she announces huge career move The move comes after the 54-year-old was made an MBE in the New Year Honours for her services to broadcasting, journalism and charity.

Kate Garraway's Life Stories has unveiled its new star-studded line-up with Charlotte Church, Nadiya Hussain and John Barnes. Good Morning Britain presenter Kate, 54, is taking over from Piers Morgan, who announced that he had quit in October after 12 years and 100 shows, of hosting the hit ITV series this February. Each episode will "delve into the lives and minds" of singer Charlotte, 35, Great British Bake Off star Nadiya, 37, and footballing legend John, 58.

Kate Garraway is reportedly going to become the host of a brand new ITV show titled Life Changing Homes after having to adapt her life as her husband Derek Draper's battle with Covid-19.

Kate Garraway has opened up about her "bumpy" Christmas, revealing her husband Derek had a health scare that left her fearing he might have to go back into hospital.MORE: Kate Garraway reveals incredible milestone for husband DerekSharing a rare photo of her husband at home with their two children, Darcey and Billy, Kate said that although Derek had been "too weak to do much other than sleep," she was still feeling "so grateful" that they had been able to spend the day together after being apart last year.WATCH: Kate Garraway reveals a milestone for husband Derek Draper "So the last 24 hours has been bumpy - a scare that meant Derek might have had to go back into hospital (thankfully sorted by a visit from nurse/carer), he has also had one

Good Morning Britain presenter Kate Garraway has given an update on husband Derek Draper's health as he continues to recover from Covid at home.

Kate Garraway will be recognised in the Queen’s upcoming New Year’s Honours list, it has been claimed.The Good Morning Britain host, 54, has had a tough two years following her husband Derek Draper’s devastating health battles.According to reports, she is set to receive a gong to commemorate her 32-year career, including her recent documentary on her partner’s Covid-19 battle – which was praised by many.An insider told the Sun that she is likely to land either a CBE or MBE for her contribution to broadcasting.‘Kate has bravely shared her family’s struggle with the devastating effects of Covid, helping to educate and raise awareness,’ they said.‘She’s spent over 30 years on the frontline of broadcasting and shown true dedication and survival

Kate Garraway has shared the sweet card husband Derek gave her for their anniversary.The Good Morning Britain presenter, 54, appeared as the special guest on Piers Morgan’s Life Stories, where she spoke about husband Derek Draper and their family. Viewers were moved to tears by the emotional conversation, which saw Kate speak about how she has been acting as a carer for Derek as he continues to suffer from complications of Covid-19, after contracting the virus last year.

Kate Garraway has revealed how lonely she is caring for her coronavirus-stricken husband at home.

Ben Shephard has confirmed Kate Garraway is "as filthy as ever" after the Good Morning Britain star recalled a hilarious story involving her messy car, brie and her husband Derek Draper. Blonde beauty Kate, 54, who was recently left red-faced after her phone alarm went off twice on air, is set to appear on Piers Morgan's final segment of Life Stories on Sunday 5 December evening before she takes over the ITV show.

Kate Garraway recently gave fans a rare glimpse into her home life, as she shared an adorable video of her playing with her young son. Kate, 54, shares daughter Darcey and son Billy with her husband Derek Draper, who she wed back in 2005.

Kate Garraway, 54, has had a hard two years due to her husband Derek Draper, 54, suffering with Covid.The Good Morning Britain presenter has opened up about how she feels "out of control" during her first time away from her family since 2020.Speaking on BBC's Walking with Kate Garraway, Kate observed nature while taking time to reflect on her own personal situation at home.Talking about the countryside, she said: "It feels stable and solid but is ever changing and sometimes our lives don't feel stable and we don't have control of the change."Everything is growing, everything's a bit longer each day."It feels like a rhythm, whereas sometimes with our human lives it doesn't feel like a rhythm at all."Kate however, does see differences with

Kate Garraway has opened up on how she wishes her husband Derek Draper could give her a hug after he has been in and out of consciousness since he caught Covid back in March 2020.The Good Morning Britain star, 54, has been through a devastating time of her life over the past year, but it's clear her ITV family have been there for her through the unimaginably hard months, including her co-star Charlotte Hawkins. Speaking exclusively to OK!, Charlotte, 46, spoke about how she admires her colleague for going into work everyday - whatever's happening at home.

Kate Garraway has been flooded with support over her 'beautiful' new show.

Kate Garraway has said she fell ill with a kidney infection after filming a BBC documentary on nature.The 54 year old, who recently opened up on the help she received from her neighbours, took part in the BBC Two series Walking With... which aired on 9 November.The show saw her go for a long wander around the Cotswolds by herself with a 360-degree camera in hand and a drone flying above her as she spoke about her husband Derek Draper, also 54, who has been suffering from the long-term effects of Covid-19.

Kate Garraway was reduced to tears as she visited a church for a new show.

Good Morning Britain star Kate Garraway has opened up about how she wishes husband Derek Draper could give her a hug. The heartfelt confession came during BBC Two's Walking With...

Kate Garraway, 54, has spoken out on the first time she has been away from her husband Derek Draper, 54, since he was hospitalised with Covid in March 2020.The Good Morning Britain presenter had time away from her family whilst filming BBC Two's Walking with Kate Garraway.In the show, to be broadcast on Wednesday, Kate will be walking through the Cotswold countryside, followed by a drone as she describes the joy and solace she finds in nature.Talking to PA News Agency, Kate revealed that while filming the show, it was the first time she had been away from her husband and family since March 2020.She said Derek's situation was "still pretty active", adding that she feels "a lot of intensity" juggling all elements of her life.Kate said: "I