Kate Garraway felt ‘wobbly’ on return to TV

British television presenter Kate Garraway made her return to television after a difficult year spent dealing with her husband’s illness. On her first day back on Good Morning Britain, Garraway admitted to feeling a bit “wobbly” as she adjusted to being back in front of the camera.

Garraway’s husband, Derek Draper, had been hospitalized with Covid-19 for several months. He suffered numerous complications, including liver and kidney problems, and was in a medically-induced coma. Garraway’s journey had been well-documented through updates on social media and various interviews.

During her absence from the show, Garraway’s colleagues and fans showed immense support and conveyed their excitement for her return. Co-hosts and friends on the show welcomed her back with open arms as she gracefully resumed her duties as a host on the popular morning show. However, Garraway confessed to having mixed emotions and feeling overwhelmed while returning to the studio.

She described the experience as “coming out of a bubble” and feeling apprehensive about being back in the public eye after the emotional rollercoaster she faced during her husband’s illness. Garraway expressed gratitude for all the kind messages and support she received but acknowledged the challenges that lay ahead.

It was an emotional moment for viewers and colleagues alike, who admired Garraway’s strength and resilience throughout the difficult times. Her return served as an inspiration for many facing their own personal struggles, reminding them of the importance of resilience and the power of love and support from others.

As Garraway settles back into her role on Good Morning Britain, she carries with her the heartfelt wishes and support from thousands of viewers who have followed her journey. Her story serves as a reminder of the strength of the human spirit and the ability to overcome adversity.