GOOD Morning Britain host Kate Garraway was forced to tell her co-host Adil Ray to “shut up” as he quizzed her on changing her bed sheets.
Kate, 55, revealed she had been struggling to sleep in the heat and was covered in mosquito bites.
She asked: “Am I the only one who got eaten alive last night? I had the windows wide open and this morning I am covered in massive bites like mosquito bites.
“I’ll show you later Adil, I was trying to think of a place I could show you on air but I can’t, huge bites – let me know, is it just me or is it one of the blows of hot weather?”
Adil cheekily replied: “When was the last time you changed your bedsheets?”
Looking red faced, Kate told him: “Shut up! How rude, how rude!”
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Trying to backtrack, Adil said: “It’s a thing that most people don’t change their sheets enough, men especially.”
Newsreader Pip Tomson was more practical and told her: “Put some toothpaste on it – toothpaste on bites will soothe that itching.”
It comes just days Kate shared an honest post about feeling “exhausted and fretful” as husband Derek Draper’s health battle continues.
Derek, 54, has become the UK’s longest-suffering patient of Covid after being admitted to hospital with the virus in March 2020.
Despite finally being able to return home more than a year later Derek still receives round the clock care.
Good Morning Britain host Kate, 55, took to Instagram today to reveal that Derek’s frequent trips to hospital lately have left her feeling emotional.
She wrote: “So Derek has been in and out of hospital a lot recently -hopefully the wonderful health teams will help him improve but I woke up early feeling exhausted & very fretful.”
Kate, who shares children Billy and Darcey with Derek, added that she was spending some time in her “happy place” – the garden – to make herself feel better.
She said: “As you know my garden is my #happyplace so came out for some #calm and to get stuck in to some weeding & planting.
“It’s been ages since have been able to & I really missed it but nature hasn’t me.
“The flowers are blooming, fruits growing, leaves dancing in the breeze.
“Am sure there’s a message in there somewhere for how life finds a way, and I certainly feel better for being in amongst it.”
