Red-faced Kate Garraway praises milkman for 'offering her extras'

Red-faced Kate Garraway praises her milkman Mick for ‘offering her extras’ in hilarious accidental innuendo as she leaves the GMB studio in hysterics

Red-faced Kate Garraway left the Good Morning Britain studios in hysterics on Friday morning when she made an accidental innuendo while praising her milkman Mick. 

Fellow host Ben Shephard, 46, had been reading out messages from viewers who have been touched by kindness during the coronavirus pendemic.

Wanting to thank Mick on air, Kate, 53, said she wanted to thank him for ‘offering her extras’ during this extremely difficult time. 

Red-faced: Kate Garraway left the GMB studio in hysterics when she praised her milkman Mick for ‘offering her extras’ in accidental innuendo on Friday

She said: ‘Mick, my milkman, who has just been amazing.

‘He has absolutely just kept me going. He’ll leave me a little note saying “do you need anything extra other than the milk?”‘

After a split second pause, Ben burst out laughing as did presenters Alex Beresford and Richard Arnold and when she realised what she had said, Kate howled with laughter, putting her head in her hands. 

She said: ‘Mick, my milkman, who has just been amazing. He has absolutely just kept me going. He’ll leave me a little note saying “do you need anything extra other than the milk?”‘

Kate protested: ‘I mean, like bread, butter or orange juice, which he also supplies. He leaves a little smiley face.’

Ben teased: ‘Are you still answering the door in your dressing gown and fluffy slippers?’

Kate laughed: ‘And a shower cap… Mick, thank you. Shall we move on as I’ve got myself in trouble. Even I didn’t see that one coming.’

Throwing his head back: Alex Beresford was howling with laughter 

HAAAAAA! Richard Arnold also lost it over the hilarious moment 

Mick is now trending on Twitter and Kate giggled and said: ‘Oh God I hope his family weren’t watching. He’s going to get back from his round and they’ll say “what the heck has been going on?”‘

It was heartwarming to see Kate laughing as she has been very open about her own personal struggles as her husband Derek, 53, remains in a coma. 

He went into hospital in March with coronavorus and while he is now clear of the virus, his body has been ravaged from the effects of the disease.

Lovely: It was heartwarming to see Kate laughing as she has been very open about her own personal struggles as her husband Derek, 53, remains in a coma

Kate hasn’t been able to see Derek since Christmas following a surge in infections – and explained her ITV employers had given her leave after she found herself struggling to cope.  

New restrictions introduced during the third lockdown, which bans any visitors on the ward where he is recovering. 

Kate said: ‘I haven’t been able to see him [Derek], I haven’t seen him since Christmas. He’s back in a situation now looking at strangers in masks.

‘I think that’s a situation for everybody whose got someone they love in hospital at the moment it’s not unique to him.’ 

Strength: Kate hasn’t been able to see her ailing husband since Christmas during lockdown – he has been in hospital since March after contracting coronavirus (pictured December 2019)

The mother-of-two explained she decided to take some time off from GMB after ‘not feeling well’ following a ‘long year’. 

Kate said: ‘I’ve taken some time off; very kindly ITV have given me some time off, I hadn’t been feeling very well.

‘I think it might have been one of those things where chickens had come home to roost after a long year that we’ve all had, haven’t we?

‘I took some holiday leave, at home because I know holidays are controversial, literally within the four walls of my home. 

‘I had a lot of sleep and a bit of medicine and feeling much better.’  

A timeline of Derek’s coronavirus battle  

MARCH  2020

Kate revealed she and Prince Charles had got ‘relatively close’ at the Prince’s Trust Awards on March 11 – Charles was diagnosed with coronavirus in mid-March.  

She said: ‘Around the 29/30 March, I came home came in and said [to Derek] ‘god you look ill.’

‘He said he had a headache, numbness in his right hand, and was struggling to breathe,

‘I rang Dr Hilary (Jones) and tried to get through, he talked to Derek. He said put me back on, I think you need to call an ambulance’

Derek, 52, was taken into hospital on March 30 and remained in an unresponsive condition. 

APRIL  

Kate and her children isolated at home after she displayed ‘mild symptoms’.

Kate said: ‘Derek remains in intensive care and is still very ill. I’m afraid it remains an excruciatingly worrying time.

‘I’m afraid he is still in a deeply critical condition, but he is still here, which means there is hope.’ 

MAY 

Kate said: ‘The journey for me and my family seems to be far from over as every day my heart sinks as I learn new and devastating ways this virus has more battles for Derek to fight. 

‘But he is still HERE & so there is still hope.’

That month, Kate and her family took part in the final clap for carers

She said: ‘I’ll never give up on that because Derek’s the love of my life but at the same time I have absolute uncertainty’

JUNE 

On June 5, Kate revealed Derek is now free from coronavirus but continues to fight against the damage inflicted on his body

JULY 

On July 5, Kate revealed Derek has woken from his coma but he remains in a serious yet critical condition.

On July 8, she announced she would be returning to GMB, after being urged by doctors to ‘get on with life’ during Derek’s recovery.   

She added that Derek had ‘opened his eyes’ after waking from his coma, but has been told his recovery could take years.  

On July 13, Kate returned to GMB for the first time since Derek was hospitalised.    

On July 28, Kate revealed she’d paid an ‘extra emotional’ first visit to Derek, and admitted she’s ‘frustrated’ by his slow progress.

AUGUST

On August 14, Kate reassured GMB viewers that Derek was ‘still with us,’ but it was ‘a waiting game.’ 

On August 19, Kate revealed she celebrated Derek’s birthday with their two children, and described the day as ‘challenging’ for her family. 

 SEPTEMBER  

At the end of September, Derek reportedly becomes the longest surviving patient with coronavirus after spending 184 days in and out of intensive care.

Kate reveals Derek has lost eight stone during his battle.

The presenter announces she is returning to her Smooth Radio show so Derek can hear her voice. 

OCTOBER

On October 30 Kate reveals that Derek has spoken for the first time in seven months, saying the word ‘pain’ to his wife, who watched on ‘in tears’ over FaceTime. 

Kate says a day later that her husband no longer needs a ventilator to breathe. 

NOVEMBER 

Kate reveals her family car has been stolen in latest ‘body blow’ to her family life, as kind-hearted fans offer their cars to help.

She says she feels ‘physically sick’ at the prospect of facing her first Christmas without Derek.

DECEMBER 

The GMB star tells viewers it is her dream to visit Derek on Christmas Day.

She also reveals she missed two weeks on GMB after her children were exposed to the virus, but thankfully she and the kids tested negative.

On December 17, Kate has an emotional conversation live on GMB with two nurses who treated Derek when he was first admitted to Whittington Hospital in North London. 

On New Year’s Eve she reflects on a ‘calamitous’ Christmas without Derek, as her house was flooded and she struggled to get a food delivery slot until her pal Emma Willis stepped in to help.

JANUARY 2021

Kate reveals she and her children got to visit Derek in hospital over the Christmas period, and it was the first time her family had seen him since he was hospitalised.

She also says she’s banned from seeing him due to new restrictions introduced during the government’s third lockdown. 

FEBRUARY 

Kate reveals she is unsure how much Derek will ‘ever be able to recover’ following warning from doctors that he may never wake from his coma 

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