Kate Garraway reveals details of husband Derek Draper's hospitalization

Kate Garraway is reportedly in "survival mode" after her husband, Derek Draper, took a "serious turn for the worse" this month. The TV presenter, 55, previously revealed that her husband, 54, was readmitted to hospital two months ago due to ongoing health complications after he contracted Covid back in 2020.

Kate Garraway has spoken out for the first time after her husband Derek Draper took a "very serious" turn for the worse in hospital.

Viewers were left surprised when Lesley Joseph suffered a bit of a slip-up on Loose Women. The actress appeared on the ITV lunchtime show alongside her friend and Birds of a Feather co-star Linda Robson.

Kate Garraway has taken to social media to congratulate one of ITV's resident doctors, Amir Khan, on his honorary doctorate.MORE: Kate Garraway's husband Derek Draper takes 'serious turn for the worse'The medic took to Twitter on Thursday to share the news in a tweet that read: "Okay so this is exciting, I've been awarded an honorary doctorate in health from University of Bradford for services to health education and the work I've done with the students!"WATCH: Ben Shephard addresses Kate Garraway's absence from showUpon seeing the post, Good Morning Britain's Kate responded by writing: "Amazing and so deserved x." To which, Dr Amir replied: "Thank you so much x."MORE: Ben Shephard breaks silence after Kate Garraway cancels GMB job to care for Derek DraperREAD: Kate Garraway on marriage with husband Derek: 'So much has changed'Kate's response comes as it was revealed that her COVID-stricken husband had been rushed to hospital after "taking a serious turn".She was forced to miss GMB this week, with her co-hosts Ben Shephard and Charlotte Hawkins sending their love. Charlotte explained: "Kate's taken some time out to be with Derek at the moment so we are sending lots of love.

Lorraine Kelly has said an emotional tribute to Kate Garraway as her husband Derek Draper has been readmitted to hospital.

Christine Lampard opened up about her childhood, revealing she was the perfect student on Tuesday's episode of Loose Women.MORE: Christine Lampard defends 'long-distance' marriage with husband FrankHowever, her co-host Coleen Nolan was left a little unimpressed when she learnt that Christine was made her school's Head Girl during her final year - and went as far as to quip that it gave her the "ick".WATCH: Christine Lampard makes confession about unconventional sleeping arrangements"That gives me the ick," she remarked, to which the mum-of-two smirked whilst holding up a sign that read, "head girl". However, Christine did confess it was cringe by saying: "I know I am an absolute melt, aren't I?"MORE: Christine Lampard reveals it would be 'bitter' if husband Frank found love again after her deathSEE: Christine Lampard stuns in orange summer dress during Spanish holiday with kids and husband FrankThe confession comes days after the TV star reflected on her marriage with Frank Lampard, and explained how they endure a long-distance relationship."When he did play, we were obviously in London together, and he was at Chelsea, but he would be away two nights of the week at least," she said on the show.

Kate Garraway has rushed to the side of her husband Derek Draper amid reports he has taken a "serious turn for the worse".MORE: Kate Garraway and Susanna Reid reveal major night out mishapAs a result, the TV star has pulled out of her presenting duties on Good Morning Britain this week to be close to Derek. WATCH: Kate Garraway gives difficult update on Derek Draper's healthA source close to the family told the Mirror that Derek is "seriously unwell", but noted that the family know that Derek is in the possible hands and that Kate is doing everything she can for her husband.READ: GMB's Kate Garraway reaches out to heartbroken family after tragic deathMORE: Kate Garraway on marriage with husband Derek: 'So much has changed'They further added that Derek is absolutely Kate's priority and, as such, her work is taking a back seat for the time being. Kate's husband is said to have taken a "serious turn for the worse"A spokesperson for ITV confirmed: "Kate is taking some time off work over the next few days and is hoping to be back to her normal presenting duties as soon as possible."READ: Kate Garraway finds reason to smile amid Derek's health woesMORE: 11 GMB hosts' magical weddings: Ben Shephard, Christine Lampard and more photosIt comes just a few short weeks after Kate confirmed that Derek had returned to hospital having previously received round-the-clock at-home care.

READ MORE: Tipping Point's Ben Shephard writes lengthy statement of support to 'brave' Kate Garraway after doc about husband Derek Draper The source, close to the family, told The Sun : "Kate is by his side and is keeping it together as best she can. She’s a total professional and devoted to her work – both on Good Morning Britain and Smooth – but she had no choice but to step away this week to be there with him. " Kate has worked hard to balance her work life with being a full-time carer for Derek, 54, who has continued to struggle with his mobility and speech, as well as looking after their two children, Darcey, 16, and Billy, 12.

A new health update regarding Kate Garraway's husband Derek Draper has revealed that he's taken "a very serious turn for the worse". Derek, 54, contracted Covid in 2020, and has suffered ongoing health complications ever since. While he had been receiving care at home, reportedly he's since been dashed back to hospital.

Kate Garraway has had to pull out of presenting Good Morning Britain as her husband Derek Draper has taken a "very serious" turn for the worse.

Holly Willoughby and Kate Garraway led the celebrities at a glittering awards event in London. The stars were out in full force as the 2022 Television and Radio Industries Club Awards took place in London’s Grosvenor House on Wednesday. Several celebrities showed up in their most striking ensembles as they arrived for the event, bringing plenty of colour to the carpet as they posed for pictures.

The Sun: "He's OK, he's back in hospital actually, so that's a development. There we are. "It comes after Derek spent more than a year in hospital battling Covid-19 and, later, complications from the deadly virus in 2020.