Good Morning Britain host Susanna Reid has defended Prince Harry after it was announced the Duke of Sussex will release a tell-all memoir. The book, to be released in 2022, has been described by its publisher as “intimate and heartfelt”. Speaking on
Susanna Reid has criticised Boris Johnson for his original decision not to self isolate after being told to by the government’s app. On Sunday (18 July), it was announced that the prime minister and chancellor Rishi Sunak had both been contacted after
Susanna Reid and Richard Madeley spoke out against the racial abuse sent to England footballers in the wake of the Euro 2020 final defeat. After England lost to Italy on penalties in Sunday night’s (11 July) fixture, Bukayo Saka, Jadon Sancho and
Good Morning Britain host Susanna Reid enjoyed a joke at former co-host Piers Morgan’s expense during this morning’s episode (28 June). Morgan infamously stormed off the set of the hit ITV chat show earlier this year, after facing criticism from co-presenter Alex
Piers Morgan’s wife Celia Walden has addressed claims she was “jealous” of Susanna Reid. Morgan presented Good Morning Britain alongside Reid for five years, with the broadcaster referring to her as his “TV wife”. Now, reflecting on their working relationship, Walden has
Good Morning Britain viewers watched on as Susanna Reid awkwardly turned down a hug from Adil Ray. Ray, who was co-hosting the series on Monday’s episode (17 May), was celebrating the easing of Covid regulations, which has seen the reopening of public
Ever since stepping back from royal duties in January 2020, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have been embroiled in tense divisions within the Royal Family. The Sussexes have also split the opinion of television commentators and presenters. Good Morning Britain’s Susanna Reid
Piers Morgan has questioned Susanna Reid’s description of his Good Morning Britain replacement, Alastair Campbell. Campbell was recently announced to step in as Reid’s temporary co-host after Morgan quit in March. The broadcaster stepped away from the ITV series after attracting widespread
The Women’s Prize for Fiction has announced its shortlist for 2021. Appearing on this year’s list of contenders are Brit Bennett, Susanna Clarke, Claire Fuller, Yaa Gyasi, Cherie Jones and Patricia Lockwood. Their six novels explore themes including family, identity, addiction, oppression,
Susanna Reid has questioned why the Queen had to sit alone during Prince Philip’s funeral on Saturday, as restaurants and pubs reopened for outdoor dining. All funeral guests were required to sit away from other households due to Covid restrictions, but as