ITV star Ranvir Singh undergoes ‘urgent surgery' after misdiagnosing symptoms
Ranvir Singh, the Good Morning Britain host, underwent emergency surgery for a ruptured appendix.
In a post on social media, the ITV presenter said she initially mistook the appendicitis for a stomach ache and delayed seeking medical attention.
Singh's appendix ruptured, leading to a bacterial infection in her bloodstream and requiring urgent surgery.
She was forced to miss hosting Lorraine on Friday (May 9) and is now recovering at home.
Andi Peters filled in for Singh on Lorraine, wishing her a speedy recovery.
Ranvir Singh rushed into 'urgent surgery' after misdiagnosing deadly symptom
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