Robert Rinder was taken to hospital to receive treatment on a slipped disk in his back, just hours after presenting Good Morning Britain alongside Susanna Reid.
One minute he was presenting on Good Morning Britain, the nextThe TV host and criminal barrister, 44, has found out the hard way that life really can change in the blink of an eye, as he receives care for a prolapsed disc in his back.In layman’s terns, it happens when a soft cushion between the bones in your spine pushes out, causing pain if it presses on nerves .
‘Started the day holding politicians to account on @GMB & interviewing Lulu & Richie Sambora…’, he began in a tweet, after interviewing Angela Rayner and the Masked Singer contestants.He also interviewed The Masked Singer star and Bon Jovi legend Richie Sambora He added: ‘Life can change in a moment.. Hold on to joy wherever you find it .’‘Wow! Life is so precious and we never know what can happen.. wishing you a speedy recovery’, one Twitter user wrote.
They weren’t the only person singing Rob’s praises, as his interviewing skills with the deputy leader of the Labour Party this morning went down a treat. Rob began, speaking to her via video link: ‘You’ve been quite articulate and I think a lot of people champion you for saying, “Look it’s not enough for you to not be the Conservative Party”.
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