Good Morning Britain presenter Kate Garraway is jumping ship from ITV to BBC for a one-off project.
She has agreed to front a new medical show called Doctor Can You See Me Now?
Using augmented reality and 3D visuals, Kate will take viewers on a journey inside the body to see conditions such as heart disease and kidney stones and how they are treated.
The show will be presented by Kate and Dr Guddi Singh.
The ITV star – whose husband Derek Draper is battling long Covid – said: “I am thrilled to be part of this fascinating new series.
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“I believe we have all become increasingly curious about our health and well-being since the start of the pandemic, including me personally.”
This news comes just days after it was revealed that Kate is set to make a sequel to Finding Derek, the award-winning documentary about her husband’s health battle.
Last Thursday, Kate picked up the National Television Award for Authored Documentary for her work.
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Talking to The Sun after the ceremony, she said: “We are going to make another documentary, there are plans for more.
“Derek has a very short window of energy, but we are trying.
“He has been home for four months now and it was enough for him being home.”
She also shared a screenshot of a FaceTime call with Derek as she gave him the news that they’d won.
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The caption read: “Wow. Thank you so so much. Have been in such an emotional daze all night I failed to get a single photo of me or the brilliant @flickerproductions team who made #findingderek @theofficalntas.
“But maybe this is the photo you most wanted to see anyway – Me FaceTiming derek (via Darcey’s phone!) to tell him we had won! From him and from the bottom of our family’s hearts THANKYOU.
“For all who are struggling on and holding on to hope – this is for you.”
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