Lorraine Kelly's co-star reacts as she races into sea in plunging swimsuit
ITV Lorraine host Lorraine Kelly, 64, took some time out at the weekend to go on a staycation and took a cold dip into the sea as she donned a plunging swimsuit
Dr Hilary Jones comments on Lorraine Kelly in swimsuit
Lorraine Kelly's colleague, Dr Hilary Jones, was full of admiration for the presenter after she braved the chilly Scottish waters in a stunning swimsuit.
The 64-year-old TV favourite took a break from her presenting duties and headed to the serene Orkney Archipelago in Scotland. Eager to relax, Lorraine plunged into the sea for an invigorating swim.
Captured on film in a chic, low-cut swimsuit, Lorraine dashed across the beach and into the waves for what she described as a "refreshing" dip. The footage was proudly displayed on her morning show, earning her praise from Dr Hilary Jones.
Discussing her ocean adventure with the TV doctor, Lorraine said: "See we had to run a long, long way but we actually did go in." She admitted the swim was "bracing" yet "absolutely fantastic", reports the Mirror.
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Dr Hilary extolled the health benefits of her swim, saying: "It's meant to be very good for you, it's good for the circulation, good for the heart and good for the mood."
Lorraine recounted her leisurely activities, including a delightful walk where she spotted puffins and little pigs, adding: "We had just the best time."
"You look very well on it," Dr Hilary remarked, complimenting her post-swim glow. Lorraine replied, feeling rejuvenated: "I feel very well on it, actually, it's just like a recharge of your batteries."
Elsewhere on the show, Dr Hilary delivered a grave caution regarding the use of internet-bought weight loss drugs, highlighting the potential for unproven side effects.
Lorraine probed her colleague: "What are the side affects, do we know? " to which Dr Hilary responded with a list of concerns: "Short term nausea and diarrhoea. Plus headaches and fatigue".
He continued, outlining more serious long-term risks: "Then long-term, there's also links to pancreatitis and thyroid issues and thyroid cancer. People have also woke up with sudden blindness through the sciatic nerve."