'Very precious to us' Lorraine Kelly urges Chris Kamara to 'take care' after health update

this week's Oscar's drama. The much written about 'slap' handed out by Will Smith after Chris Rock's alopecia joke at the Academy Awards, also hit home with Lucas who has suffered from alopecia since childhood.

Lorraine Kelly didn't hold back on Tuesday as she made a swipe at Kim Kardashian, following the reality star's recent apology.TV star Lorraine, 62, took a swipe at 41 year old Kim as she discussed her recent apology on her eponymous show. Lorraine dismissed Kim's apology as she discussed the video of Kim clarifying what she meant in her comments about women in business, with her Hollywood correspondent Ross King. Kim recently clarified her comments about women in business in an ABC News' Good Morning America interview overnight.

Lorraine Kelly, 62, has entered the discussion surrounding Will Smith’s outburst during the 94th Academy Awards that saw him hit Chris Rock across the face.The ITV star claimed that “very dubious characters” had been recipients of an Oscar before as she asked others what they thought about the incident.The Fresh Prince Of Bel Air walked on stage and slapped the comedian mid ceremony after the latter made a joke about the former’s wife, Jada Pinkett Smith.Will went on to win the Best Actor accolade for his role in King Richard, in which he portrayed tennis legends Serena and Venus Williams’ father.However, debate has raged on since on whether he should be allowed to keep the coveted award after hitting Chris.Lorraine took to her Twitter account to share a poll with her 689,000 followers.She asked: “What do we think - some very dubious characters have won Oscars over the years.”The broadcaster soon received a deluge of replies from social media users discussing the topic.Sallyina47 argued: “No, he lost his temper, and should be fined, but mocking a woman with alopecia is unacceptable.”Srkmadz typed: “Let him have it, he did deserve the Oscar for that film & role despite what happened at the Oscars, a terrible thing, handled all wrong, still shocked madam, happy with all the winners though, Congratulations to them all!”Smithy64R wrote: “No he shouldn't, his actions weren't right but shouldn't take from his performance in his film.”Jezzinportugal said: “Do you know what… one luvie slapping another ..

Lorraine Kelly lunged in to defend Will Smith as she appeared on Good Morning Britain to introduce her own ITV programme.Talk swiftly turned to the Oscars after the King Richard actor stormed the stage to slap comedian Chris Rock over an ill-mannered joke about Will's wife Jada Pinkett-Smith's health condition.The 62-year-old star argued that the Fresh Prince star should not be stripped of his first Oscar award as she chatted to hosts Susanna Reid, 51, and Richard Madeley, 65, on Tuesday 29 March.Airing her thoughts on the situation, the Scottish TV presenter argued that "dodgy" actors had won the prestigious award in the past and had not had their honour stripped.She said: "Good morning to you, I know that we've been talking about this all morning the fact that Will Smith apologised over night, we're asking though, should he be stripped of his Oscar?"Lorraine commented: "But when you think about the other people who have had Oscars a fair few dodgy characters... I'm not sure that he should be."The 2022 Oscars went viral on Monday for all the wrong reasons after Will Smith slapped Chris across the face.As he retreated to his seat, he yelled at the comedian to: "Keep my wife's name out of your f***ing mouth."After the televised assault, Chris joked: "Will Smith just smacked the s**t out of me."The movie star became infuriated with the funnyman after he'd landed a quip about Jada's widely known health condition alopecia as she boasted a chic shaved head trim."Jada, I love you, G.I.

Lorraine Kelly has admitted she initially thought Will Smith’s altercation with Chris Rock at the Oscars was a "pretend stunt” for “attention.” Actor Will shocked viewers as he took to the stage of the Academy Awards and slapped Chris Rock after he made a joke about his wife Jada's alopecia. The jaw-dropping moment has been discussed extensively on social media, with celebrities arriving at various Oscars afterparties being asked about it, as politicians have released statements.

Beverly Callard chatted to Lorraine Kelly about her career post-Coronation Street and admitted that her “whole world opened up” after she left the soap.Lorraine welcomed the actress on to the show to talk about what she has been up to since she left the cobbled streets behind two years ago.Beverly mentioned her a recent filming project in which she was “flirting with Johnny Vegas”.Lorraine complimented her: “I feel though you’re having a great time right now, your personal life is great, you’ve got a lovely man, your career’s really good, you look terrific. This is probably one of the best times for you!”Beverly said: “When you hand in your notice to something like Coronation Street, which I love and always will love, after 32 years I thought: ‘No, this is it.

Lorraine Kelly has shared a sweet black and white snap with her mum for Mother's Day.

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, 62, has voiced her disappointment that BBC One’s Holby City has been cancelled after delighting viewers since 1999.The medical drama’s last episode will air next week, and Lorraine shared her sad response to the show’s final trailer.The snippet teases emotional scenes as loyal fans bid farewell to the beloved characters.It begins with throwback clips featuring Jac Naylor (Rosie Marcel) and the arrival of Henrik Hanssen(Guy Henry).It then flashes to the present where the medics discuss Jac’s operation to remove her tumour, and Elliot (Paul Bradley) can be heard suggesting they “have another crack at it”.Lorraine retweeted the trailer in view of her 689,000 followers.She simply captioned the post, “Bittersweet”, as she readies herself for the final episode on Tuesday.Dozens of other fans responded to the trailer, thanking the cast and expressing their sadness that Holby is being taken off air.Helen wrote: “This should be an extended show lasting at least 24hrs!! Thanks to the whole cast throughout the years!”Jenny echoed: “What a twenty-three years it’s been.Thank you to all the team over those glorious years.”While Sarah fumed: “I’m actually so upset for all the cast and angry for all @BBCHolbyCity fans! It is wrong wrong wrong of the BBC to axe this show when it’s clearly still so popular!”And Lin penned: “I'm going to be crying all the way through this episode. Can't believe it's ending.

Lorraine Kelly has opened up about a struggle she's facing right now - and it appears she isn't alone! Read her exclusive HELLO! diary below for the latest...SEE: Lorraine Kelly stuns in leather dress and heelsSo who is having trouble sleeping right now? I'm not sure if it's the change in the weather or just being anxious about what's going on in the world, but I am finding it really hard to get off to sleep and then find myself waking up during the night.Talking to my team at work, I know I'm not alone. So many of them are having the same problems whether they are twenty-something and single, married with young kids or heading towards middle age.WATCH: Lorraine Kelly shares her top tips to get to sleep fasterI had a long chat with our Dr Hilary about sleep problems and he had some sound advice.

GOOD Morning Britain viewers were in tears today as Chris Kamara opened up about his battle with apraxia of speech. The 64-year-old bravely spoke of how the condition, which is caused by his underactive thyroid, is affecting his ability to talk.

Lorraine Kelly announced a big change she is making to her show on Thursday and fans cannot get enough of the news.MORE: Lorraine Kelly stuns in leather dress and heelsThe ITV star hosts a weekly podcast, What If?, with daughter Rosie Kelly Smith, 27, and on Instagram the 62-year-old revealed that this week their guest 'producer' is none other than Rosie's adorable sausage dog Ruby.WATCH:  Lorraine chatting about What If? podacast feauting Katie Piper Lorraine shared an adorable snap of the pup taking her 'producer' role very seriously, showing her staring very intently at two monitors.READ: Lorraine Kelly sends her support to 'very precious' friend amid health woesRELATED: Lorraine Kelly reveals her 'happy place' and asks you to do the sameCaptioning the picture, Lorraine wrote: "@rubyisasausage is such a wonderful producer - here she is working on our WHAT IF podcast at @pixiupodcasts HQ. Such a pro! #podcasts #love #sausagedog #minidachshund #cute #adorable***."A post shared by Lorraine Kelly (@lorrainekellysmith)Lorraine took to Instagram to show pup Ruby's hard work as 'producer'Ruby certainly got the approval of Lorraine's friends, with Denise van Outen and Christine Lampard both liking the action-shot.

Good Morning Britain presenters Ben Shephard and Charlotte Hawkins spoke to Soccer Saturday host Chris Kamara during the Friday edition of the ITV news programme. Chris, 64, revealed he is currently in therapy after being diagnosed with speech disorder Apraxia, meaning he can sometimes struggle to get his words out.As the interview began about the forthcoming series of Ninja Warriors, the conversation eventually turned to Kamara's health as Charlotte asked how he was and whether the public's support had helped him.Chris replied: "It was incredible, today's a good day, today I think I'm fine, I don't know how I sound but it seems as if I'm okay."I'm not really sure about how it comes out because if I explain my Apraxia, it's like we take for granted the fact that when we think and coming through our speech, it's comfortable, it's easy, it's natural."My Apraxia when it's bad stops those signals from that brain going to that mouth so it slows it's down.

Ninja Warrior UK is returning to ITV after three years off air with an updated format in which ordinary contestants face off against “Ninjas” and there will be both a male and female winner.

BBC Strictly Come Dancing will return to our screens in September this year. Strictly will be back following a break from December, when the last series was won by Rose Ayling Ellis.

Former Strictly Come Dancing professional Pasha Kovalev has admitted that he only felt “ready” to start a family after “quite a few years” as he reflected on becoming a dad in his forties. Pasha, 42, met wife 36 year old Rachel Riley on the BBC show in 2013.The pair married in 2019 and are now proud parents of two little girls - four month old baby daughter Noa and her older sister Maven, two.

Early morning television presenter Lorraine Kelly has admitted to being extremely shocked to have heard her name mentioned by a band of Coronation Street characters as she sat down to watch the ITV soap. Lorraine, 62, told viewers on Thursday 24 March that she wasn't expecting to hear herself being referenced on the Cobbles and that the experience was "very strange".

Lorraine Kelly didn't hold back as she offered her verdict on the stars of the latest series of The Apprentice.Fans of the BBC series will finally find out the name of Lord Alan Sugar's next business partner tonight (March 24).

Lorraine Kelly was left giggling as her ITV co-star Ben Shephard asked her a cheeky question live on air.The 46-year-old presenter was back on our screens on Thursday (March 24) morning alongside Ranvir Singh.

ITV talk show host Lorraine Kelly has revealed to Express.co.uk she went from a size 10 to a size 14 over lockdown.The journalist has teamed up with WW (formerly known as Weight Watchers) in the hopes of losing weight, but admitted that she would need to start eating differently to husband Steve, who has no awareness of the issues surrounding portion sizes.Lorraine, 62, spoke about how she was dismayed to find that she had shot up two dress sizes due to a lack of exercise and indulging in more junk food during lockdown. Lorraine has been married to TV cameraman Steve since 1992, and the couple share a 27-year-old daughter named Rosie.When asked about how Steve fits into her new wellness plan, Lorraine confessed that she would need to exercise portion control, as her husband “just doesn’t understand” it. She said: “My husband loves to cook and he cooks things from scratch, but he just gives himself bigger portions now and I get proper, normal, portions because my husband has got no sense of portions. “He just doesn’t understand,” she admitted, before adding: “So the portion control has been good.

BBC Breakfast's Dan Walker has reached out to Chris Kamara after the former footballer shared that he was having trouble with his speech, telling him to "stay strong". Sky Sports pundit Chris opened up about his health after viewers commented on him appearing to slur his speech.He tweeted: "Just wanted to let a few of you know who tweeted me today that I am ok ish."Alongside my thyroid problem I have developed apraxia of speech and have been working to get my speech back to normal.