The presenter, 55, returned to Good Morning Britain yesterday having taken time off after Derek’s latest health scare.
She explained the full extent of her husband’s condition on the show, saying he had been rushed to hospital on July 9 after taking a turn for the worse – while she was on air.
Dramatic
Kate said: “I got a phone call from the person who was looking after him saying, ‘Right, we’re really worried.’ I whizzed home and it just sort of went boom from there.
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