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Finding Derek viewers in tears as Kate Garraway describes Derek's breakthrough

Kate Garraway left fans in tears as she described the first time her husband Derek Draper had shown emotion since he fell ill last March.

Witnessing the breakthrough, the Good Morning Britain star could be heard spurring on her husband, saying “I’m so proud of you darling,” as she became overwhelmed with emotion herself.

She said: “I’m going to just find the first moment that he showed emotion, which is a big breakthrough.”

Showing a video of Derek to viewers, the dad-of-two could be seen nodding his head, before he burst into tears in his hospital bed.

Her own voice breaking, Kate could be heard saying: “You’re just clawing your way out of this so amazingly darling, I’m so proud of you.”

It was the first time Derek had shown emotion since his hospitalisation

Viewers found it tough to watch Derek making the progress, which meant so much to Kate and her family.

Taking to Twitter, one upset viewer wrote: “Massive respect to #KateGarraway and family for sharing #FindingDerek I’m crying for all affected – bringing back some difficult moments.”

“Only a few minutes in and I’m crying for Kate Garraway – keeping all the copies of FT so Derek can catch up on them when he’s home,” penned a second.

And a third added: “Am SOBBING at the Kate Garraway documentary.”

Kate became overwhelmed herself as she told her husband she was “so proud” of her husband as he made a very slight improvement

“Watching #FindingDerek and I just can’t stop crying.,” a fourth wrote, similarly moved to tears.

The former Labour politician was struck down with the deadly virus last year and has remained in hospital ever since.

Although Kate’s husband is free from Covid-19, some of his vital organs have sustained traumatic damage as a result.

For the TV star and her family, Derek is still a long way away from heading back to normality.

Speaking on GMB last week Kate provided insight into how her two children, Billy, 11, and Darcey, 14, had been coping without their dad being at home.

Kate recently had to hold back her tears on GMB when asked how her two children had coped without their dad

Kate said: “I think they have coped tremendously well.

“The simple act of talking on FaceTime to a dad who is very changed – it is a huge one. They cope with it in their different ways.

“They are amazing. They have both seen the documentary as I wanted to make sure they are comfortable with it.”

With tears in her eyes, the ITV news reader explained: “They are coping every day.

“I think it is a compliment to Derek and up until now he had filmed them with so much love and confidence and hopefully will be able to again.”

Source: Celebrities - dailystar.co.uk


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