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    GETTING READY FOR A SUMMER OF BREAKFAST T.V. FUN CHRISTINE LAMPARD AND RANVIR SINGH ON STANDING IN FOR ‘NATIONAL TREASURE’ LORRAINE KELLY, THEIR FRIENDSHIP AND THEIR LIVES OFF SCREEN

    Jul 18, 2022 5 minutes
    INTERVIEWS: SALLY MORGAN
    PHOTOS: LIZ McAULAY
    STYLING: BRONAGH WEBSTER
    SET STYLING: EMMA MORTON-TURNER
    HAIR: CILER PEKSAH
    HAIR & MAKE-UP: HELEN HAND

    As the doyenne of daytime TV, Lorraine Kelly is as famous for her warm smile and down-to-earth manner as she is for her disarming “iron hand in a velvet glove” interview technique. After four decades honing her skills, the 62-year-old presenter doesn’t pull any punches with guests who range from Hollywood stars to politicians.

    However, when HELLO! tries to catch up with her for an exclusive interview and photoshoot ahead of her summer break, when she’ll hand the Lorraine show baton to presenters Ranvir Singh and Christine Lampard, a most unwelcome guest – Covid-19 – has KO’d the morning TV legend.

    “We were so looking forward to seeing her,” says Ranvir as she and Christine prepare to take turns in the hot

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