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Ranvir Singh replaced Lorraine Kelly to present the latest episode of ITV’s Lorraine.

The Good Morning Britain returned to our screens on Friday (October 11) and welcomed fashion guru Jo Elvin to the ITV studios to chat about the latest high street trends for all ages.

During the segment, Ranvir shared his thoughts on shopping, stating, “I resonate with a lot of what people are saying. That feeling of being a fraud when you walk in.”

Jo replied: “Since being the editor of You Magazine, I used to hear women all the time saying ‘I’m too old to wear X’ and it’s all in your head.”

This follows last week’s show where Lorraine joined Ranvir and Christine Lampard live to celebrate their 40th birthday on TV. Lorraine joined Christine and Ranvir after a montage showing photos of the Scottish presenter throughout her broadcasting career, the Mirror reports.

Reflecting on her milestone birthday, Lorraine expressed: “It feels like it happened in an instant and I’ve been incredibly lucky because, mainly with the people I work with, all these amazing people, my great team.

“It’s a joy to go to work every morning, an absolute joy.”

Throughout the show, messages from legends across the world of TV and music were played, with the likes of Graham Norton, Ant and Dec and Gary Barlow sending their congratulations.

Dear Good Morning Britain presenter Kate Garraway joined Ranvir and Lorraine on a nostalgic trip back to the 90s, reminiscing about Lorraine’s time at GMTV.

Reflecting on the time, Kate commented: “It was iconic because it was Lorraine’s involvement.

“That’s yours, you make everything better and bigger, and in such good spirit.”

Great Lorraine, enthralled by personal milestones, opened up about her defining moment of the year, saying: “I’ll tell you what, the biggest thing that’s ever happened to me is baby Billie. That’s the best thing I’ve ever seen never, see your baby. have a baby, I mean, what year, what year.”

Recognized for her remarkable four decades in the spotlight, earlier this year Lorraine received the prestigious BAFTA TV Special Award.

Lorraine airs weekdays on ITV1 at 9am