Lorraine Kelly is reportedly taking an extended break from her breakfast ITV show after her recent operation.
The Scottish presenter, 65, revealed earlier this month that she was in hospital to undergo keyhole surgery after feeling unwell for “a little while”. Lorraine said: “I had some scans and tests and I have to have my ovaries and tubes taken out.”
As a result, she has taken a step back from presenting her self-titled ITV programme. Christine Lampard filled in today (May 8), speaking to Naga Munchetty about her incurable health condition.
Now, it’s been claimed that Lorraine Kelly is taking an extended break from her morning series and will also not be attending the upcoming BAFTA TV Awards.
Lorraine is reportedly not attending the TV BAFTAs (Credit: BBC)
Lorraine Kelly ‘to miss BAFTA Awards’ after operation
On Sunday (May 11), the annual BAFTA TV Awards are taking place at the Southbank Centre’s Royal Festival Hall. The glitzy bash celebrates the best telly in the past 12 months.
Last year, Lorraine was honoured with the BAFTA Special Award.
But for this year’s ceremony, the TV legend is reportedly going to be a no-show, so she can “properly recover” from her surgery.
A source claimed to The Sun: “Lorraine is worlds away from where she was this time last year when she was being honoured with a special BAFTA award.”
Lorraine is also said to be taking an extended break (Credit: ITV)
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