Lorraine Kelly is a Scottish television presenter, journalist, and author. She grew up in Bridgeton and East Kilbride and was educated at Claremont High School. Lorraine began her career as a trainee reporter for the East Kilbride News in 1982 and later worked as a researcher for BBC Scotland before joining TV-AM as a reporter. By 1988, she was presenting the breakfast show "Good Morning Britain." After TV-AM lost its franchise in 1992, she became the anchor for GMTV, helping to launch the programme in January 1993. Following a break to raise her children, she returned to breakfast television and has hosted various shows, including "LK Today," "The Weakest Link," "This Morning," and her current show, "Lorraine," on ITV. In addition to her television work, Lorraine writes weekly columns for The Sun and Hello Magazine. She has authored several lifestyle books, including "Lorraine Kelly's Nutrition Made Easy" and "Lorraine Kelly's Junk-Free Children's Eating Plan." Her debut novel, "The Island Swimmer," published in 2024, reflects her passion for Orkney and its culture. Lorraine is married to Steve Smith, and they have a daughter named Rosie. She is actively involved in charity work, supporting causes like Help for Heroes and the STV Children’s Appeal. Her contributions have been recognised with several honours, including an OBE in 2012 for services to charity and a CBE in 2020 for broadcasting and journalism. She also serves as Honorary Colonel of the Black Watch Cadets and the Army Cadet Force. Known for her engaging personality, Lorraine has become a beloved figure in British media, celebrated for her extensive television career, charitable efforts, and literary achievements.