Kate Garraway was presenting Good Morning Britain alongside Adil Ray on Friday when she sparked concern
Kate Garraway, 57, revealed she was suffering from an eye infection after fans expressed concern over her appearance.
"There's an element of that too!" Kate hit back. "When I look through these spectacles I see a win! They're rose-tinted and I see a win and I'm manifesting it! I think we should all just embrace something to be joyous about." GMB viewers had been quick to point out her sore eyes, with one posting on social media: "Is Kate ok? Her eyes don't look right?#GMB." Another fan explained: "She said earlier she has an eye infection."
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