Kate Garraway's ITV co-stars including Lorraine Kelly send messages as she's replaced by Charlotte Hawkins

Peter Andre has sent his love to his friend Kate Garraway after she revealed her husband Derek Draper nearly died of sepsis.The presenter recently took time off Good Morning Britain to look after her husband of 16 years. And as she returned to her duties on the show the 55 year old opened up about how Derek had contracted “severe sepsis” after developing a bad kidney infection. Writing in his column, Pete praised his pal Kate and shared his desperation for the star and her family to catch a break.

Kate Garraway, a Good Morning Britain presenter, has spoke about her husband’s return to hospital with what she says is “life-threatening” sepsis.

Kate Garraway shared news of husband Derek Draper's health scare that left him with “life-threatening” sepsis.The sepsis hospitalisation caused Kate, 55, to take a three-week absence from her presenting duties on Good Morning Britain. Derek Draper, a 54-year-old former political adviser, fell seriously ill with Coronavirus in March 2020 and despite now being Covid-free, has suffered long-lasting damage to his organs and requires daily care. Kate shared her husband's sepsis diagnosis, which could be informative to those who may think they have sepsis.

Good Morning Britain. The presenter was flooded with messages as she shared the photo of herself settling down to watch the Love Island final on Monday night. She could be seen fully ready for the last episode of the 2022 series of the ITV2 dating show, donning a white dressing gown which had been branded with her name in the show's classic bright pink lettering.

Kate Garraway's husband Derek Draper's ill health has been the topic of concern as of late after worried fans took to social media to ask for an update.The Good Morning Britain presenter has been caring for her spouse, 54, since his Covid-19 battle back in March 2020 which left him in a critical condition - making him one of the country's longest-suffering patients after he spent 13 months in hospital. However, since the star, 55, returned back to her ITV duties on August 1 - following Derek's recent hospital dash with severe sepsis several weeks ago, fans of GMB have been tweeting their concern for the star. A topic about Archie Battersbee, a young boy who has been the subject of a health debate after campaigns to keep his life support switched on, sparked further concern about Kate's wellbeing.

Good Morning Britain star Kate Garraway has shared an emotional update after husband Derek Draper was rushed back to intensive care amid his ongoing health battle after Covid. GMB co-host Kate has now told fans Derek took a "frightening turn for the worse".

Kate Garraway will reportedly be absent from Good Morning Britain for the rest of the week after her husband Derek Draper “took a very serious turn for the worse”. Kate, 55, was first spotted to be missing from the popular morning programme last week, with it later coming to light that Derek, 54, had been rushed back to hospital. Derek contracted Covid early on in the pandemic, which has gone on to have life changing effects on the dad-of-two who has suffered a series of health implications ever since.

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 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.