Lorraine Kelly praised for sharing candid detail about her appearance on live TV
Lorraine Kelly has been praised by fans for sharing a candid detail about her appearance on live TV.
The broadcaster revealed during her show that she wears hair extensions "for telly," while speaking with celebrity hairstylist Richard Ward.
During the segment, the Gorbals telly star reached behind her head and removed one of the extensions on camera, saying: "Can I just say, every morning when I'm on the telly, I have these wee things."
She then playfully swung the extension in the air and said: "Look, da, da, da, da."
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Her guest, the famed stylist Richard Ward, exclaimed with amusement: "Oh my god, that's fantastic," to which Lorraine humorously answered: "Aren't they great?!
She continued saying: "I don't do it for real, true life, but I do it for telly. Helen puts them in in the morning."
She then held the hairpiece under her chin and joked: "Look, ta da! It can double as a beard."
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(Image: Lorraine Instagram) Richard then declared: "That is amazing."
She replied: "It just gives you a little bit more round there."
This afternoon, fans witnessed the fun through a clip shared on Lorraine's official Instagram account
The caption read: "After celebrity stylist Richard Ward gave one viewer a transformation to help with thinning hair on today's show, Lorraine makes a confession about her own hair!"
Fans reacted warmly to the clip after it was shared on the show's official Instagram account.
One viewer said: "I just love you."
Another wrote: "Love you for doing this."
A third commented: "It's so nice that you're so normal, Lorraine!
"Love that dress too!"
Others praised her openness and relatability, with one writing: "I just love Lorraine, she is so real and down to earth."
Another commented: "Lorraine, I love you.
"Everything you do is about reality and what people are going through.
"My hair is thinning due to menopause, and I put the tracks in my hair to make it fuller.
"Thank you for being real."
Another fan said: "Thanks, Lorraine for being so honest about what ladies going through Menopause need."
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