Kate Garraway Emotional Over Late Husband's Legacy on Good Morning Britain

Kate Garraway appeared visibly emotional on "Good Morning Britain" this week as she discussed her late husband, Derek Draper. During the segment, co-host Sean Fletcher and entertainment correspondent Richard Arnold highlighted that Garraway's latest documentary, "Derek’s Story," has been nominated for a National Television Award (NTA) in the Best Authored Documentary category. The documentary competes against notable works, including those by Rose Ayling-Ellis and Rhod Gilbert. Reflecting on her nomination, Garraway expressed her desire for the documentary to be recognized, emphasizing its focus on Derek's journey and the vital role of caregivers. "It will be a hat-trick – apparently you never win three," she noted, referencing her previous NTA wins for "Kate Garraway: Caring for Derek" and "Finding Derek." She hopes the documentary will shine a light on both paid and unpaid carers, a sentiment echoed by Arnold. Garraway's latest documentary installment poignantly illustrates the significance of caregivers during the later stages of Draper's life, a topic that deeply resonates with her. Derek Draper passed away at the age of 56 after a prolonged battle with long Covid, which left him in a coma. Following his death, Garraway shared a heartfelt statement with fans, revealing that she was by his side during his final moments, surrounded by family. The emotional discussion on the show highlighted not only Garraway's personal loss but also her commitment to honoring her husband's legacy through her work.