Kate Garraway 'tries not to cry' as she confronts government on Good Morning Britain and is defended by Susanna Reid

Kate Garraway has spoken of her fears that she may have been 'a bit too honest' in her new book, which explores the impact of trauma. The Good Morning Britain host has released The Strength of Love, which also focuses on the 'importance of resilience, adaptability, curiosity and positivity when recovering from it'

Kate Garraway is being supported by friends and co-workers as she attempts to navigate life with her seriously ill spouse. The Good Morning Britain star reportedly struggles with 'guilt' when she spends time away from husband Derek Draper, who has been battling long Covid since March 2020.

Ben Shephard is a man in high demand at the moment after a string of successful appearances on This Morning, fronting the show alongside Holly Willoughby.The presenter, 48, was a massive hit amongst fans, with many hoping he will become a regular fixture as Holly searches for her permanent co-host, following the step-down of Phillip Schofield. However, he is more often seen earlier in the day on Good Morning Britain, where he frequently appears alongside Susanna Reid.

Kate Garraway is leaning on her TV pals while she deals with looking after her husband Derek Draper, as stars such as Charlotte Hawkins, Ranvir Singh and Susanna Reid hope to give her a distraction. While the Good Morning Britain presenter, 56, has been enjoying some time out with the girls, sources tell OK! that it's still tough for her as Derek is 'never off of her mind'. “Kate’s girly nights out definitely help her in some ways because they’re a distraction.

Good Morning Britain star Kate Garraway has cheekily called out Ben Shephard after gushing over a 'rival' ITV star. The pair were back fronting the ITV news programme on Friday (September 29) after Ben originally returned to the helm on Thursday (September 28) after spending the first half of his week on This Morning.

Kate Garraway has confessed that she and her children still live in fear of the possibility that her husband, Derek Draper, could die at any minute despite him now living at home. Derek Draper, 56, suffered severe complications from contracting the virus in March 2020 and spent months in the hospital battling for his life. As he battled to stay alive, Kate's husband was placed into a coma and suffered brain inflammation, kidney failure, damage to his liver and pancreas.

Kate Garraway has told of the 'emergency setbacks' her husband Derek Draper suffers as he continues to live with the damage caused to his body after contracting coronavirus more than three years ago.

Susanna Reid was left having to apologise as she was caught out during the latest episode of Good Morning Britain. The broadcaster was back fronting the ITV new programme on Wednesday (September 27) alongside Richard Madeley.

Kate Garraway appeared taken aback when Coronation Street star Dame Maureen Lipman presented her with a gift live on Good Morning Britain. The presenter was fronting the ITV news programme on Friday (September 22) alongside Ben Shephard when they were joined by the actress.

Good Morning Britain viewers have sent messages of support to Nicola Roberts after she made an emotional appearance on the show. The Girls Aloud star was live in the studio of the ITV news programme on Friday (September 22) to chat to hosts Kate Garraway and Ben Shephard.

Richard Madeley has been told to 'calm down' by Good Morning Britain viewers as he rounded off his three-day stint at the helm by getting into a fiery chat with one of the show's guests. The presenter was back at the helm of the ITV news programme on Wednesday (September 20) with Susanna Reid.

Kate Garraway has shared her heartbreaking fear when it comes to her husband Derek Draper and his continued health challenges. The Good Morning Britain presenter has recently opened up about a change in his condition, saying he'd developed a "weird choking" condition that's baffling doctors.

Kate Garraway has opened up on her life with husband Derek Draper and their family with two children, Darcey and William, as she admitted that even now she worries every time their dad is rushed into hospital he'll be "taken" from them. The Good Morning Britain presenter and long-standing journalist, who became teary during a conversation with the Health Secretary earlier this month, shared all on how the family has adjusted since Derek came home after suffering from a severe bout of COVID-19 in 2020. Derek was one of the first celebrities to be diagnosed with the virus at the time, and he unfortunately developed severe complications as a result of contracting the disease before a vaccine was available.

Kate Garraway made an emotional and searingly honest appearance on This Morning on Thursday, September 14, as she opened up on 'feeling like a failure' amid husband Derek's health battle. The 56 year old Good Morning Britain host and her family have endured an unthinkable few years since her husband, Derek Draper, contracted Covid-19 in 2020. The virus caused brain inflammation, kidney failure, and damage to his liver and pancreas, and Derek now receives round-the-clock care.

Kate Garraway became tearful during Thursday's Good Morning Britain as she confronted the Health Secretary Steve Barclay, revealing she had been trying to contact him to no avail. The TV presenter, 56, has been caring for her husband Derek Draper after he was left needing round-the-clock care after spending more than a year in hospital as the UK's worst-affected surviving Covid patient.

Kate Garraway has revealed that her husband Derek Draper has suffered another setback by battling a "nasty infection".The Good Morning Britain presenter's husband, 56, needs round-the-clock care after spending more than a year in hospital as the UK's worst affected surviving Covid patient. Kate, 56, has been caring for Derek since he returned home to live with her and their two children, and has made two award-winning documentaries about what life is like for them.

Good Morning Britain presenter Susanna Reid has returned to work following her absence over the past week.

Susanna Reid has finally returned to Good Morning Britain almost a week after her sudden exit. The presenter appeared back alongside her co-host Ed Balls on the ITV news programme on Tuesday (Sept 12) after being forced to take a few days off from her role.

Sussana Reid has shared a health update with fans after not being seen on Good Morning Britain for nearly a week. The presenter was replaced at the eleventh hour last week. Despite heading into work at the London-based studio the morning after the National Television Awards, Susanna was nowhere to be seen.

Kate Garraway has detailed the shock health ordeal she suffered minutes before she was set to host Good Morning Britain. The presenter has shared how the worrying incident took place last year amid working and helping to care for her husband.