Kate Garraway 'replaced' on Good Morning Britain as fans question her absence

Kate Garraway has opened up about her financial difficulties following the tragic death of her husband Derek Draper, who passed away in January after a four-year battle with the devastating effects of Covid. Due the round-the-clock care that Derek needed, Kate has now been forced to withdraw money from her pension to pay off these bills.

Kate Garraway had 'gone missing' from her usual slot on Good Morning Britain, leaving viewers left baffled at the shake-up in presenters on Friday's breakfast programme.

Rochelle Humes was left jokingly questioning her husband Marvin as even he was left stunned by her latest appearance. The This Morning star shared an update on social media as she went about her business after a busy time for her brand, My Little Coco.

Good Morning Britain host Kate Garraway admitted it was time for her to "shut up" when the show was interrupted by a piece of breaking news this morning. She and co-presenter Richard Madeley returned to screen this morning with another round-up of news events.

ITV's Good Morning Britain has sparked intrigue after 'snubbing' Ben Shephard in a social media post marking the show's 10th anniversary, following his departure from GMB.

During an awkward moment on ITV's Good Morning Britain, Dionne Warwick appeared to lose patience with host Kate Garraway. Despite her best intentions when mentioning the iconic singer's age, Garraway seemed to spark a hint of frustration in Warwick.

Kate Garraway was told to 'shut up' during an awkward exchange on Thursday's Good Morning Britain when the ITV show was hit with breaking news.

It was a milestone moment for Good Morning Britain this week as the ITV show marked ten years on screen, commemorating the moment with a post to the show's official Instagram.The post looked through the show's presenters over the years, but appeared to snub Ben Shephard, who was a regular on GMB since it's 2014 launch, before taking to This Morning earlier this year.The account wrote: "10 years have flown by! Let's look back at some of our presenters through the years.” A carousel of pictures then showed presenters such as Susanna Reid, Kate Garraway, Charlotte Hawkins, Richard Madeley and Ranvir Singh, money expert Martin Lewis, weather forecaster Laura Tobin, Richard Arnold and Adil Ray. Many spotted that Ben was missing from the post, along with Piers Morgan.

Kate Garraway emotionally opened up as she attended her first red carpet appearance following the death of her husband Derek Draper. Derek passed away in January following a four-year battle with the devastating effects of Covid. Since then Kate has been open about struggling with her grief as she continues to mark milestones without her late husband, including their daughter's 18th birthday.

Kate Garraway has been flooded with supportive messages after she opened up about experiencing a 'first' since the death of her husband. The Good Morning Britain star announced on January 5 that her husband and father of her two children - Darcey and Billy - had sadly passed away, almost four years after the former Labour lobbyist-turned-psychotherapist became ill with Covid.

Despite leaving Good Morning Britain in controversial circumstances in 2021, Piers Morgan has posted a message on social media to celebrate the morning show’s 10th anniversary. Current presenters Susanna Reid and Richard Madeley marked the special occasion on Monday 29 April by introducing a series of clips of some of the show’s most memorable moments, including a glimpse of Piers, who worked on GMB for almost six years.

Ben Shephard may have only taken to the helm of This Morning last month, swapping out his previous duties on Good Morning Britain for the show, but he has already settled into the primetime role. Revealing his thoughts on the new gig and his co-host Cat Deeley during a chat with OK! at the Variety Club Showbusiness Awards, the presenter revealed he couldn't be happier.

Good Morning Britain has expressed gratitude to its viewers as it marks a decade on air. The ITV breakfast show celebrated the milestone by posting a video on Instagram featuring presenters Susanna Reid, Charlotte Hawkins and weather presenter Laura Tobin reacting to a clip from the first episode.

Kate Garraway was notably absent from Good Morning Britain, leaving viewers puzzled by her absence as she was "replaced" on the ITV show.

This Morning presenter Ben Shephard shared the shocking details of a gruesome injury, when he was forced to appear on TV sporting a leg brace. Back in 2020, Ben confessed to Good Morning Britain viewers that he had suffered a ruptured ACL, torn meniscus, and a fractured leg while playing football, but initially didn't realise how serious it was and continued with the game.

Susanna Reid has recalled the words whispered to her by Ben Shephard before they presented the first episode of Good Morning Britain almost a decade ago. Soon, the ITV news programme will be celebrating its 10th anniversary on air.

Kate Garraway has promised Ashley Cain that she will join him to take part in his latest extreme sports challenge in tribute to his late daughter, baby Azaylia. Ex-footballer Ashley and his former partner Safiyya Vorajee suffered the devastating loss of their eight-month-old daughter to leukaemia in 2021, and now Ashley is planning to start his latest fundraising challenge on the anniversary of her passing, April 24.

Kate Garraway halted proceedings during Friday's airing of Good Morning Britain to share some startling "breaking news" with viewers.

Kate Garraway has apologised for her desperate plea on social media to Haringey Council. The Good Morning Britain presenter, 56, took to Twitter on Tuesday night to publicly message the council after struggling for 10 days to speak to someone regarding her husband Derek Draper's death.

Kate Garraway has finally received a response from her local council after her desperate pleas about receiving "unsettling post" post for her late husband Derek Draper.The Good Morning Britain host, 56, took to social media earlier yesterday (Tuesday, 16 April) to address her local Haringey Council in London. She revealed on X, formerly known as Twitter, that she had been trying to contact the council regarding her late husband Derek. She shared that she had been on hold for nearly 50 minutes while trying to get in touch after receiving "unsettling post making demands" which Derek, who sadly passed away at the age of 56 in January, "obviously" can't respond to.