Lorraine Kelly says goodbye to ITV show as she's replaced from next week

Lorraine Kelly has boosted the value of her business empire to more than £3.8million. The Scots chat show host’s company accounts show she is earning a fortune from her TV career.Last year alone the 61-year-old ITV presenter’s firm made a profit of more than £400,000.Annual accounts for her company Albatel show that it had total assets of £4,006,630.

Lorraine Kelly has been named the nation’s favourite female TV presenter, based on Tweets about popular hosts posted over the last year. The research was conducted as part of the study , and showed that Lorraine has seen the highest influx of positive Tweets from fans of her show over the twelve months, compared to other popular female hosts analysed in the study.

Lorraine Kelly has called Dominic Cummings' behaviour "shameful" and 'annoying' as she hit out at his 'disgraceful' interview with the BBC regarding his job at Downing Street. The Prime Minister's former aide said that Boris Johnson didn't treat the coronavirus threat “seriously” initially.

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announced her departure from her show for the summer. The Scottish TV host was addressing viewers on Friday, July 16, as she marked her final episode of the summer.

Lorraine Kelly has told Andi Peters how she wishes she'd stood up to racists in the past, but admitted she was too embarrassed to tackle them.The pair were discussing the racist abuse that members of the England football team have been subjected to on social media in Tuesday morning's Lorraine and the presenter spoke up on feeling annoyed with herself at not having called out comments previously.

Ranvir Singh has shared her excitement about stepping into Lorraine Kelly’s shoes to host her early morning ITV show this summer. Ranvir, who is already a familiar face on our screens thanks to Good Morning Britain, will front Lorraine for two weeks from Monday 19 July to Friday 30 July.The star, who has previously guest hosted the long-running show, can’t wait to be heading up the programme once more.

Lorraine Kelly left Good Morning Britain hosts Susanna Reid and Alastair Campbell speechless as she awkwardly dodged a question about England's upcoming Euro 2020 match.