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Gogglebox? Getting paid to watch TV (not to mention all the free takeaways) is the absolute dream – and that’s just for the families taking part in the regular series. If you’re one of the famous faces who has taken part in the Celebrity series, like Stacey Solomon and Joe Swash, Anne-Marie and Tom Jones or Lorraine Kelly and her daughter Rosie Smith, the exposure of being on TV every Friday night means they can make a very pretty penny from sponsored social media posts.

#singapore. “He is funny and silly and very lucky to have @anisajohnny in his life!! See you both soon xxxxx. “Posted @withregram • @anisajohnny Favourite restaurant, with favourite hooman.”Some followers drew comparisons to Lorraine’s own daughter Rosie Smith, 27 and her brother Graham, while other fans were quick to compliment him.Eeh88 wrote: “Gosh Rosie looks like him! X”Moira_rooney penned: “Your brother is handsome Lorraine !!” Avrilmoller said: “Good looking brother” alongside a flame emoji. Freda.johnson.7165 commented: “What a handsome brother you have.” Lorraine is best known for hosting eponymous ITV talk-show Lorraine on which she has interviewed some of the biggest names in showbiz. These include Zac Efron, Natalie Portman and Mariah Carey among many other huge celebrities. Despite saying she “loves” her job, Lorraine nevertheless confessed it could be enormously “frustrating” due to a lack of airtime. She explained to Express.co.uk: “The only thing about my job that is a wee bit frustrating is that I only generally get six or seven minutes to interview someone.

For someone who’s been up since 5am to prepare for her ITV morning chat show, there’s a sprightly air to Lorraine Kelly when we catch up with her. With her hair piled high, the 62-year-old broadcaster is speaking over Zoom from the back of a car on the way home from ITV’s London studio. She’s just as engaging as she is when interviewing her own guests and there’s a radiance to her – and we have a feeling her recent lifestyle overhaul has something to do with her extra sparkle.

Alison Hammond is set to present Bank Holiday's instalment of This Morning alongside an unexpected guest.The show's usual hosts Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield are set to take the day off, and Dermot O'Leary, who usually presents she show on Fridays and holidays, will not be presenting the ITV daytime show either. Instead, Alison, who recently enjoyed a sun-drenched Dubai getaway, will be joined by the show's roving reporter, Craig Doyle.

Alison Hammond is the bubbly This Morning Friday presenter who has earned a place in the nation’s hearts. She’s been frank about her struggles with being overweight, and has spoken about receiving abuse from online trolls about it. Alison opened up to Lorraine Kelly and her daughter Rosie Smith on the What If? podcast on her outlook on life, admitting that she may “die a little bit sooner” but is “living life to the fullest”.

Lorraine Kelly, 62, invited Sir Ranulph Fiennes, 78, to her podcast, What If?, for a candid conversation about a wide range of topics.The pair were joined during the chat by Rosie Smith, Lorraine’s daughter and podcast co-host.During the interview Lorraine tentatively asked Sir Ranulph about the time he got into trouble when he was young over a piglet.Sir Ranulph, who immediately remembered the story Lorraine was referring to, said: “We didn’t steal a piglet from the farmer - we just borrowed it at night.“And the tank grease which we greased it with […] can be washed off and is not harmful, I have to say that.“Because we hadn’t got to Sandhurst college and we went to Mons - which is sort of a secondary place -  we thought then they had their annual ball, with the women wearing long dresses and the men in black tie… we thought we’d get there at night to this Sandhurst college and put the piglet through the window when they’re all dancing from the shops outside.”As Lorraine giggled, Sir Ranouph continued: “The screaming that went on, getting grease all over the bottom of your dress as this piglet’s squealing around.“Anyway, somebody inside must've caught the piglet and thrown it back through the window.”Lorraine let out a very audible gasp of surprise while Sir Ranulph continued with his anecdote.He went on: “So we caught it again.”Amid laughs, Lorraine expressed her relief as she exclaimed: “Alright.”Sir Ranulph then pointed out that when his mother found out about his antics he got reprimanded for “stealing”.Scared that he would get what he did back, Sir Ranulph and his friend put the piglet back with its mum.Sir Ranulph holds numerous world records for his endurance as an adventurer.The Guinness Book of World Records

Lorraine Kelly's biggest regret is not having more children. The 61-year-old television presenter has one daughter Rosie Smith - who she hosts new podcast ‘What If?' alongside - with her husband Steve Smith, a TV cameraman, but she wishes that she'd had more kids but it wasn't possible because she got pregnant with Rosie later in life.

When Rosie Smith was a little girl, she liked nothing better than visiting the GMTV studio to watch her mum Lorraine Kelly interview the world’s most famous stars.

Lorraine Kelly ’s daughter, Rosie Smith, is no different to most children as she admitted that she finds her mum “embarrassing”.

Lorraine Kelly's daughter has opened up about growing up with a famous mum who was on TV all the time.

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ITV presenter Lorraine Kelly, 61, has broken her silence on a "horrible, draining" court case against HMRC, after receiving a £1.2 million tax bill.

Lorraine Kelly has been photographed in hysterics as she enjoyed a boozy dinner with her daughter Rosie Smith.The 60 year old was seen spending quality time with her 26 year old daughter on Wednesday as they hit the town for a bite to eat. But it seems the drinks were also flowing at the meal, with the pair in fits of laughter after they sipped from glasses of wine.

Lorraine Kelly's daughter Rosie Smith has returned to the UK from Singapore amid the coronavirus crisis.