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Kate Garraway denies she is leaving 'GMB' to care for husband Derek Draper fulltime

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Kate Garraway denies she is leaving 'GMB' to care for husband Derek Draper fulltime

Kate Garraway denies she is leaving 'GMB' to care for husband Derek Draper fulltime

Kate Garraway has denied she plans to quit Good Morning Britain to become a fulltime carer for husband Derek Draper, saying: "I'm not going anywhere!"The 53-year-old TV and radio presenter appeared on the ITV breakfast show as a guest to discuss documentary Finding Derek, detailing her husband's year long battle with COVID-19 and its after effects.Asked by host Ben Shephard if it is true she plans to give up work if Draper is allowed to come home from hospital Garraway said: "You can't get rid of me that easily Shephard.

I'm not going anywhere!

I never saw it as giving up work.

I'm going to have to adapt my life."Credit: Good Morning Britain / ITV


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