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Kate Garraway has revealed that her stint on I'm A Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here! in 2019 has prepared her for husband Derek Draper 's coma battle.

Kate Garraway revealed her stint on I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here prepared her for husband Derek Draper’s coma battle.Derek was rushed to hospital in March with coronavirus symptoms, and was moved into intensive care soon after.He is now free of Covid, but the disease wreaked havoc on his body, and he is still battling for his life in a coma.The Good Morning Britain host has faced the toughest year of her life, caring for their two children – Darcey and William – as well as continuing to work and support her partner.Speaking about her experience, the 53-year-old explained that taking part on the ITV show in 2019 was actually a huge help for the last 12 months.‘Forcing myself to do frightening things in the jungle was definitely good

direct to your inbox Good Morning Britain's Kate Garraway has admitted she is struggling to cope as a single parent without her husband Derek Draper, who remains in hospital after battling coronavirus.

Kate Garraway has opened up on how she’s coped with being a sole parent while her husband Derek Draper has been in hospital since last March with coronavirus. The Good Morning Britain presenter, 53, has been looking after 14-year-old daughter Darcey and 11-year-old son William by herself and admitted she doesn’t know how single parents do it. She told Good Housekeeping: ‘I’m not sure I am coping! I honestly don’t know how single mums do it; it’s just so hard. ‘A lot of the time I find myself thinking, “What would Derek say?” and “What would Derek do?”’Kate revealed that she has leaned on Ranvir Singh for advice, adding: ‘I’m lucky that I’m being supported by lots of friends, too, and Ranvir has been really helpful because she’s been

Kate Garraway has admitted she is struggling to cope as a single parent without husband Derek Draper who is in hospital after battling coronavirus.

Kate Garraway’s colleague Adil Ray has hailed her as being ‘utterly brilliant’ and ‘inspiring’ as she powers through a tough year.

Kate Garraway has shared a fun new video of her son Billy making the most of the snow.

direct to your inboxKate Garraway has said her husband Derek Draper is 'still ravaged by effects of coronavirus'. The Good Morning Britain star appeared on the news programme after announcing her brand new book about her and Derek's 'journey' since he was struck down by coronavirus in March.

Kate Garraway gave her fans a poignant update on her husband Derek Draper's condition as she explained her social media absence.

Kate Garraway is set to release a “raw and emotional” book of her husband Derek Draper’s coronavirus battle. Kate’s book, named The Power of Hope, is set to be released in April and will be a personal diary to show readers the “devastating impact” Covid-19 has had on her family.

Good Morning Britain's Kate Garraway has announced that she has written a book detailing the tough year she has experienced after her husband Derek Draper contracted coronavirus in March 2020.MORE: Kate Garraway looks incredible in her starry dress in this smiling new snapThe star's book is titled The Power of Hope and will be released in April, 13 months after Derek was admitted to hospital."While my experience of Covid is extreme and extraordinary, I'm only too aware that this virus has impacted every single one of us," Kate has said.

Kate Garraway will share the ‘raw and emotional story’ of the past year of her life as husband Derek Draper continues to battle the effects of coronavirus in her new book, The Power Of Hope. The presenter, 53, will give readers an insight into what she and her family have been through during Derek’s ‘long fight’ against Covid-19.Derek, also 53, was admitted to hospital in March 2020 with coronavirus, before being put into an induced coma to help his body fight the infection.He remains in hospital almost a year later, and while he no longer has coronavirus, it has left him with damage to many of his organs including holes in his heart. The Good Morning Britain host said of the book; ‘Whilst my experience of Covid is an extreme/extraordinary

Kate Garraway is writing a book about the “raw and emotional” story of her husband Derek Draper’s fight against Covid-19.

direct to your inboxKate Garraway has told of the heartbreaking message her daughter asked her to share to lockdown rule breakers. The Good Morning Britain host was back on screens on Thursday after Christmas.

Good Morning Britain host Kate Garraway has opened up on her "tough and sad" Christmas with husband Derek Draper in hospital recovering from coronavirus.

Kate Garraway has returned to Good Morning Britain to host alongside Ben Shephard after her "calamitous" Christmas break.

Good Morning Britain host recently dealt with her first Christmas without her husband Derek Draper, as he remains in intensive care and continues to recover from coronavirus. Kate and her daughter Darcey and son Billy spent the day together, which she revealed was a “challenge”.Fortunately, The Voice UK host Emma was ready to help out, as Kate was unable to get a delivery slot for her Christmas food.The journalist credited Emma for saving her Christmas as she reflected on the festive season in an emotional Instagram post."Well here we are folks - #newyearseve - the last day of a year few will be sorry to see the back of," she wrote in view of her 968,000 followers."Have been quiet for a while - getting through Christmas has been a challenge

Kate Garraway has admitted that getting through Christmas was a ‘challenge’.The Good Morning Britain presenter has had a difficult 2020, after her husband Derek Draper was hospitalised due to coronavirus.The 53-year-old has now reflected on her ‘calamitous’ Christmas, saying she struggled to get a food delivery and had to deal with burst pipes in her home.Kate and her kids Darcey and Billy also suffered TV and wifi outages, and they were left without a fridge and freezer.Sharing a picture of her Christmas tree on Instagram, Kate wrote: ‘Well here we are folks – #newyearseve – the last day of a year few will be sorry to see the back of. ‘Have been quiet for a while – getting through Christmas has been a challenge hasn’t it with all the

Kate Garraway has taken to social media to ask Sky for help as she and her two children have been left without TV or WiFi as they isolate over Christmas. The Good Morning Britain presenter said she was forced to get in touch with TV and broadband provider Sky via Twitter as a last resort after spending 'three days' trying to get hold of them on the phone.

Kate Garraway has appealed to Sky for help as she and her children have been left without TV or WiFi as they isolate over Christmas.

Kate Garraway is hopeful that she can spend Christmas day with her husband, Derek Draper who remains in hospital.