
Lorraine Kelly leaves fans stunned as she reveals her hair is FAKE live on show - and showcases what her natural tresses really look like
Lorraine Kelly left fans stunned as she revealed her hair is FAKE during Thursday's instalment of her ITV show.
The 65 year old returned to our screens to present her programme Lorraine and discussed a number of newsworthy topics with guests.
One guest appeared on the show to receive a hair transformation from hairdresser Richard Ward, after suffering from thinning hair.
Right at the end of the episode, Lorraine caught up with her to see her brand new look and she was over the moon with the new length.
So the Scottish host decided to make a confession, as she pulled out some clip-in extensions, Lorraine said: 'Can I just say, every morning when I'm on the telly, I have these wee things...'
The star then pulled out the extensions and shouted: 'Ta-da!' as she waved them around in the air.
Lorraine asked: 'Aren't they great?! I don't do it for real life, but I do it for telly!
'Helen puts them in in the morning.
'It can double as a beard!'
She added: 'Isn't it fantastic?! It just gives you a little bit more...'
Back in 2023 Lorraine hit back at a troll who made a nasty comment about her hair, telling her she was the one who 'needed a makeover'.
Lorraine replied: 'Well good morning Cathy - only problem - when I have short hair I look like Wilson from Castaway (if you know you know).'
The star shot to fame in the 80s and has become a huge TV favourite.
Over the years she's presented the likes of Good Morning Britain, GMTV, This Morning and Daybreak.
Lorraine pictured in 2000 presenting GMTV with a much shorter and darker hair look
And the journalist has no intention of slowing down.
Speaking with Woman & Home, she said: 'I don't feel my age.
'I certainly don't act my age!'
She added: 'I love the way Helen Mirren says to embrace everything and enjoy every single second of what you're doing.
'She said, 'I'm not growing old, I'm growing up.'
'But I've got no intention of growing up, thank you very much!'
It comes after Boy George sent a defiant message to JK Rowling during Wednesday's episode of Lorraine - swiping 'I bet she's watching now' after their vicious trans row.
The 64-year-old, real name George Alan O'Dowd, took to the studio to chat to host Lorraine Kelly, 65, about his upcoming new music.
During the chat Lorraine told him: 'You've always stood up for people who sometimes don't have a voice for themselves... People in the trans community, it's been very rough for them and you've said "No it's not fair".'
The singer explained: 'It's real life stuff, not two celebrities bickering on the internet,' making reference to his spats with the Harry Potter author, who has come under fire about her views on trans people.
Speaking about their arguments, Boy George said: 'I think it's hilarious that you're having a row with someone that I've never met. I probably never will meet.
'I feel like in the movies she creates this beautiful magic world, in real life she's a muggle. It's very disappointing it's not true.'
On Tuesday Sydnie Christmas and Lorraine were left in hysterics as a Dalmatian puppy clambered on top of the singer during the ITV show.
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