She is best known for delivering the news to the nation in a professional yet personable manner.
And Kate Garraway has shown that she insists on maintaining the glamor despite her hectic schedule as a television journalist and radio host when she was photographed with curlers in her hair as she arrived at Smooth Radio on Friday morning.
The Good Morning Britain presenter, 55, layered in London’s freezing December temperatures with a fluffy-lined leather jacket thrown over her shoulders.
Hectic Schedule: Kate Garraway has shown that she insists on maintaining the glamor despite her hectic schedule, as she was photographed with curlers in her hair while arriving at Smooth Radio
Kate wore a pleated charcoal gray maxi-length dress that skimmed her ankles as she walked.
On her top half she added a warm layer with her gray and white star print knit sweater and leather jacket on top.
She wore a brown leather shoulder bag over her to carry her essential items and held a stack of national newspapers as she walked the streets of London to work.
Kate also brought a black rolling suitcase with her to make sure she didn’t forget anything she needed while working.
Busy woman: Good Morning Britain presenter, 55, layered in freezing December temperatures in London with a fluffy-lined leather jacket on top
The 55-year-old slipped her feet into a pair of silver-studded black leather boots, which featured buckles and straps to add a rock-chic touch to the look.
She used a natural makeup palette, letting her glowing skin glow and her lashes flutter.
Her warm blonde locks were kept half up in multicolored curlers and half down, with the hair tool meant to give her lots of volume.
It comes after Kate was spotted wearing a sparkly pink velvet dress as she left Smooth Radio in London.
Get ready: She wore a brown leather shoulder bag over her to carry her essentials and held a stack of national newspapers as she walked the streets of London to work.
How it works: Her warm blonde locks were kept half up in multicolored curlers and half down, with the hair tool meant to give her lots of volume.
It was hard to miss her in the figure-hugging dress, which radiated from her fair complexion and was further complemented by an extravagant ruffle detail at the bottom.
Keeping the chill at bay, she layered a sleek long black coat over the top and paired the look with sleek black studded boots.
Blending dressy with casual, she also carried her essentials in a brown leather chest bag and a small black wheeled bag.
Stunning: Kate Garraway was hard to miss on Friday, when she left Smooth Radio in London in a sparkly pink velvet gown
Her blonde tresses were styled poker straight and she wore a light palette of makeup to enhance her natural beauty.
His departure comes after Kate won her second National Television Award for Best Author Documentary.
In October, she fought back tears as she thanked her husband Derek Draper and accepted the gong for his documentary, Caring For Derek.
He won the award last year for his first documentary, Finding Derek, which focused on Derek’s battle for health after he was hospitalized with the coronavirus.
Radiant: She donned a stunning ankle-length piece while strolling down the sidewalk
Pink and pretty: Keeping the chill at bay, she layered a chic long black coat over the top and paired the look with chic black studded boots.
Back to basics: Blending dressy with casual, she also carried her essentials in a brown leather chest bag and a small black wheeled bag.
His win came after he revealed Derek had been readmitted to hospital as he continues to battle complications after contracting sepsis in August.
Last week, an emotional Kate Garraway broke down when discussing Derek’s health battle during an appearance in Lorraine on Friday.
The Good Morning host admitted there is “no end point” to her care and that her new way of life can be “exhausting” on those around her.
Candid: Kate Garraway, 55, emotionally discussed her husband Derek’s health battle during an appearance on Friday’s Lorraine
Derek is one of the longest-suffering covid patients in the UK after being admitted to hospital with the virus in March 2020, only returning to the family’s London home in April 2021, where he receives 24-hour care. .
She told host Lorraine Kelly: “And the thing is, when it’s a long battle like Derek’s, there’s no end point and it can be exhausting for the people around me as well.”
“I know sometimes people say ‘oh, she’s talking about that again,’ but what I’ve learned is that you only really know how she feels when you’re at it.”
Ill health: Derek is one of the UK’s longest-suffering covid patients after being admitted to hospital with the virus in March 2020, only returning to the family’s London home in April 2021, where he is receiving care 24 hours (the couple photographed together earlier this year)
Before adding: “And now I am contacted by thousands and thousands of people who make me feel less alone.”
Speaking about Derek’s current state of health after being rushed to hospital with sepsis, he said: “Oh, I mean, you know, it’s a prolonged bout.”
‘I can see that he has better days, he has worse days. Fortunately he is home now. It’s been a long battle to bring him back home.’
Horrible: Speaking about Derek’s current state of health after being rushed to hospital with sepsis, he said, “Oh, I mean, you know, it’s a long bout.” (pictured together in 2019)