After speaking with a fellow Celebrity Traitors star, Good Morning Britain presenter Kate Garraway revealed that she is currently seeking a diagnosis for a health condition.
Kate Garraway has shared that she’s seeking a diagnosis for a health condition after speaking to a fellow star during her time on Celebrity Traitors. The Good Morning Britain presenter, who was ousted in the eighth episode of the popular BBC show hosted by Claudia Winkleman, revealed that she’s pursuing a diagnosis for a condition which, according to the NHS, means the brain “works differently to most people”.
The 58-year-old Good Morning Britain (GMB) host has spoken with fellow Celebrity Traitors star Cat Burns about their lives, and it turns out she is seeking treatment for ADHD (attention deficit hyperactivity disorder).
People with ADHD typically struggle with inattention, hyperactivity and impulsivity, exhibiting symptoms such as forgetfulness, easy distraction, difficulty following instructions, and losing items.
Speaking to The Sun on Sunday, Kate said: “Talking to people like Cat about their music and about their life – she’s autistic and ADHD and I’ve got that in my family.”
She continued, “And I’m actually working on an ADHD diagnosis myself. In fact, I believe it to be fairly obvious who I am. It’s fascinating to see how it worked for her, then.
Singer-songwriter Cat confirmed on the show that she indeed has both conditions, explaining that it “takes a lot more effort” when she’s “around people a lot”.
In additional remarks, Kate revealed her thoughts on how her late husband, Derek Draper, who tragically died in January 2024, aged 56, following health complications from Covid-19, might react to her role on Celebrity Traitors.
She continued, “How could you not see this? ,” and said that he “would have absolutely loved” to see her participate. He would have watched the show. !
The NHS outlined that other potential symptoms of ADHD include exhibiting increased energy and restlessness, being chatty or interrupting, and making quick decisions without considering potential consequences.
It made it clear that symptoms typically develop before the age of 12 and that less frequently do women develop the condition.
The NHS speculated that this could be because they are more frequently exhibiting inattentive symptoms. These symptoms may be more difficult to identify than hyperactive symptoms, according to the health service.
Meanwhile, Kate recently discussed her exit from Celebrity Traitors during a recent GMB appearance and revealed her predictions for the winner (the final episode is scheduled to air on Thursday, 6 November).
When asked who it might be, she responded, “I genuinely don’t know,” before adding, “I’d love it to be a Faithful, I think Nick is brilliant, and I think Joe M is shining through.”
She does, however, have a sneaky suspicion that it might be someone else: “I have a sneaky suspicion that it’s going to be Alan, I believe he’s a mega-star.
“But I don’t know, that’s just me saying what I think,”
Source: Mirror
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