Kate Garraway pulled off air and replaced after struggling through Good Morning Britain news report

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KATE Garraway was forced to be taken off air on Good Morning Britain after struggling during a news report this morning.

The presenter, 59, appeared in the first ten minutes of Monday’s instalment but did not make it through the whole broadcast.

Kate’s voice was hoarse from the outset and she appeared to be struggling with getting her words out.

As she was presenting a news report about King Charles meeting tech bosses this week about AI, her voice was a lot lower than usual and sounded croaky.

However, an hour into the episode, main presenters Susanna Reid and Ed Balls revealed Kate had to leave earlier than anticipated.

Susanna, 55, told ITV viewers: “As you may have noticed earlier this morning, Kate Garraway had a very hoarse voice.

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“She’s clearly not well, look after her please ITV! Where’s the rest of the clan!!”

Another commented: “Isn’t Kate going to lose her voice completely, being made to talk.”

While a third added: “GMB employs an entire plethora of staff and yet they’ve still got Kate Garraway on here struggling for her life reading an autocue with a voice like that.

“Why? It’s not heroic, it’s annoying.”

The Good Morning Britain were nominated in the Daytime category at the NTAs last week but lost out to This Morning.

However, Celebrity Traitors took home the award for Reality Competition, as Kate took to the stage with her co-stars to accept the trophy.

She also took part in a musical performance with Amanda Holden, Paloma Faith and Charlotte Church as they paid tribute to Alan Carr, who received the Special Recognition Award.

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Monday 14 September

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