Kate Garraway and children get in the festive spirit following Derek Draper health update
Good Morning Britain presenter Kate Garraway is making sure this Christmas is one to remember as her husband Derek Draper continues his health battle.
Derek's condition after Covid is so bad that Kate previously admitted that if he was left unaided for three days in a row, he could die. Kate is currently caring for Derek herself and has insisted that she will never give up on the hopes that he will return to full health. In another, Kate can be seen hauling the tree out of her car, with the help from her parents. Kate captioned the snaps: "So they say it takes a village to raise a child, but how many does it take to raise a Christmas tree?
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