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17.09.2021 - 00:17 / ok.co.uk
Susanna Reid has paid tribute to former ITV News editor Geoff Hill, who passed away at the age of 52 following his brave battle with leukaemia. Geoff, who was first diagnosed with the illness in 2017, was surrounded by family as he passed away on Thursday after being admitted to the hospital last week.
And following his tragic passing, Good Morning Britain's Susanna took to social media to describe the late broadcaster as a "thoroughly lovely man" in an emotional tribute. Sharing the tragic
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Good Morning Britain's Susanna Reid, 50, has opened up about an 'incurable' illness that she has lived with for 17 years.The TV host was diagnosed with tinnitus back in 2004 following the birth of her son Finn, and first opened up on her battle in 2018. She wrote on Twitter at the time: "My tinnitus is so loud right now.
Susanna Reid has spoken out about her battle with tinnitus a few times in the past, but what you might not know is that the Good Morning Britain host's condition is incurable.According to the British Tinnitus Association, "there is no cure for tinnitus", which it defines as "the sensation of noise in the head with no external source".
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Good Morning Britain was in chaos today as Susanna Reid demanded a guest to 'stop being so patronising'. Climate change protester Liam Norton was invited onto the ITV breakfast show to talk about the ongoing protests on the M25 and the possibility of them being jailed.
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