Kate Garraway wanted to donate her blood to save desperately ill husband Derek Draper

Kate Garraway has revealed she's taking a break from Good Morning Britain to look after her husband Derek Draper and their two children.The 53 year old returned to the ITV programme in July for the first time in four months after her other half battled and beat the coronavirus. While Derek, also 53, may have overcome the deadly bug, he remains in intensive care as he continues to deal with the long-term effects it has had on his body.

Good Morning Britain as her husband, Derek remains in hospital.Derek Draper was diagnosed with coronavirus earlier this year and remains in hospital despite since testing negative for the virus.Kate returned to work recently after taking time away to spend time in hospital with her husband.She has now revealed that she received ‘abuse’ for being happy on air.‘We’ve talked about this, with me doing this show, that if we’re having a laugh and joke — because that’s our job in the morning to cheer

Kate Garraway has revealed she's been suffering "abuse" for putting on a happy face while on Good Morning Britain.The 53 year old explained to her co-host Adil Ray that people have been judging her for "laughing and joking" on the show while her husband Derek Draper remains in intensive care after beating the coronavirus.The mum-of-two, who recently said her husband is "stable" as she gave an update on his condition, said: "We've talked about this, with me doing this show, if we're having a

Good Morning Britain star Kate Garraway shared her heartbreak over being unable to see her beloved husband Derek Draper on his birthday. Kate’s husband remains in intensive care in hospital and is recovering from the effects of coronavirus, after beating the disease.

Kate Garraway has shared an update on her husband Derek as he remains in hospital following a battle with coronavirus.The TV presenter has returned to her job on Good Morning Britain, where she updated viewers on Monday morning about how her husband of 15 years is continuing to battle the effects of Covid-19. While Derek is now free from the virus, Kate revealed the challenges are still there.

Good Morning Britain, the presenter shared that when Derek was at his worst battling the infection, Kate offered to donate her own blood plasma.This was due to the fact that she had recovered from COVID-19 while her husband has been in intensive care since March.While Derek is now free of the virus and came out of a coma last month, Kate told her GMB co-star Ben Shephard that when he was critical she felt her antibodies could have been able help to him and she wanted to assist in any way she

presenter is back on Good Morning Britain where she told viewers about his condition. Kate has been open about her husband's ongoing health battle since he entered intensive care in March with coronavirus.

Kate Garraway was happy to see a friendly face on Monday's Good Morning Britain as she was reunited with her I'm A Celebrity campmate Caitlyn Jenner - albeit virtually!MORE: Piers Morgan shares hilarious holiday photos with daughter EliseAfter giving fans an update on her husband Derek Draper's health battle, Caitlyn was quick to offer her words of sympathy. "It's so good to hear your voice again," she said.