DAYTIME TV queen Lorraine Kelly will be honoured with a special Bafta to mark her 40 years in broadcasting.
The presenter was stunned when she was surprised by GMB's Susanna Reid, who interrupted her ITV show live yesterday to deliver the news.
Opening a gold envelope, Reid told a visibly shocked Lorraine: "On behalf of the Bafta board of trustees, we are delighted to offer you, Lorraine Kelly, the academy special award to be presented at this year's Bafta television awards."
The gobsmacked 64-year-old wasn't sure if it was all a prank and laughed: "Where's Ant and Dec? It can't be a prank because it's Susanna."
Susanna appeared on Lorraine's show, which she has hosted since 2010, and announced: "Good morning Lorraine, this has come as an enormous surprise.
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