Kate Garraway has shared another update on her husband Derek as he battles COVID-19 in intensive care.
Kate Garraway emotionally reveals husband Derek is still ‘critically ill in intensive care’ as he continues covid-19 battle
24.04.2020 - 00:05 / ok.co.uk
As Kate Garraway and her two children took to their doorstep to take part in the nationwide clap for NHS heroes tonight, she took the opportunity to emotionally update her followers on her husband Derek’s battle with coronavirus.
Kate, 52, revealed her husband Derek Draper is still “critically ill in intensive care” as he continues to battle the coronavirus in hospital.The Good Morning Britain host filmed her children, Darcey, 13, and 10 year old William, clapping to show support for the NHS
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© Can Nguyen/Shutterstock Kate Garraway has revealed her husband Derek Draper is still in a "deeply critical condition" as he continues to battle the coronavirus in the intensive care unit in hospital.
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