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'I'm so sorry': ITV Good Morning Britain's Kate Garraway taken off air
She apologized to viewers after co-hosts said her voice had not fully recovered from singing at the National Television Awards last week.
- On Monday, September 14, Good Morning Britain presenter Kate Garraway, 59, left the ITV programme mid-show after losing her voice while delivering news.
- Garraway attributed the hoarseness to 'talking and singing last week,' including a tribute performance for Alan Carr at the National Television Awards on September 8.
- Co-Hosts Ed Balls and Susanna Reid questioned the cause, with Balls joking about 'excessive Saturday night karaoke,' which Garraway denied while insisting, 'I'm actually not in pain.'
- Later, Reid told viewers that Garraway had gone home, stating, 'So, we have put her on vocal rest, and Faye Barker has valiantly come to the rescue.'
- Filling in for the morning's news, Barker joked, 'Morning, amazing who you can find in a cupboard at ITN when needed!' while Garraway recovers on vocal rest.
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