Good Morning Britain fans all say same thing as rarely-seen host returns after long break
Good Morning Britain welcomed back Rob Rinder to present the Good Friday edition of the ITV breakfast show and viewers were delighted. The barrister turned TV presenter was hosting opposite Kate Garraway who was in the main presenters chair for the first time since her documentary Derek's Story aired on Tuesday (March 26).
Rob took to X, formerly known as Twitter, to annouce he was back on the show. "Good Morning Friends. Happy Easter.. “Despite the forecast, live like it's spring. @GMB @kategarraway." he wrote.
Fans were thrilled and flooded the comments with their excitment. @PivoineFlora gushed: "Look at you two beauties!"
@Flippineckers wrote: "Happy Easter Lovely to see you and Kate this morning." @thecrossroads33 concured commenting: "Love mornings with @RobbieRinder and the lovely@kategarraway Happy Easter."
@AngelaM70938357 said: "Happy Easter, and it's a better day for having you on our screens." Meanwhile @TonyHearn1 requested: "Give Kate a hug from me."
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Rob Rinder returned to Good Morning Britain on Good Friday (Image: ITV)However @mrjoeblack wasn't thrilled by Rob's presence opining:"#gmb rinder leaning too much into kates face, looks weird, will be giving her the ick. needs to shift his chair away. #robrinder."
Although Kate had appeared on the show presenting the news on Thurday (March 29) this was her first time back in the main pesenter's chair since her latest flm about her late husband Derek Draper aired.
She had adressed the viewer reaction on Thursday's show saying: "I want to say thank you..absolutely incredible kindness.
"And, you know, that [kindness] gives me hope for what I think has historically been an insolvable problem - that if you have that much feeling from people, when they're touched by it, that something can be done.
"And it also raised a lot of questions. It's raised a lot of anger. It's raised a lot of fury.
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"And also people for 20 years ago, lost their loved one, lost their partner and is still paying off the debt. And you think oh, my goodness, oh, my goodness. That's so tough," she said with her voice cracking.
In the documentary Kate made the astonishing revelation that she was broke after paying an eye-watering £16,000 a week for Derek's care before his death.
Good Morning Britain is on ITV weekdays at 7am.
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