Susanna Reid, 55, stuns GMB viewers with 'hot' makeover
Susanna Reid stuns GMB viewers with 'hot' makeover

Susanna Reid has left Good Morning Britain viewers speechless after debuting a "hot" makeover. The TV presenter, 55, showed off her sassy side in a recent photoshoot for woman&home magazine, with the results shared on Instagram.

Glamorous photoshoot for woman&home's centenary

The ITV presenter, known for helping viewers wake up in the morning, caught many off guard as she took part in a sizzling photoshoot for the magazine's 100th birthday edition. In the footage, Susanna slipped into a number of glamorous outfits, from pink ensembles to sparkly looks, appearing very different to how she is seen on the Good Morning Britain sofa.

On Instagram, woman&home posted: "Introducing our cover star for the 100th birthday edition of woman&home. After greeting the nation on Good Morning Britain, Susanna Reid joined us on set for our November cover shoot to celebrate our centenary in style."

Viewers react to the 'hot' look

Dozens commented on the post, with many sharing fire emojis to suggest how "hot" they thought she looked. One said: "You look unbelievable. Pretty perfect in pink." Another wrote: "Wow - no words required." A third replied: "Wow - beautiful."

A fourth commented: "The only reason to watch Good Morning Britain." A different person noted: "I'm here ALWAYS for the fabulously intellectual and swoonable Susanna Reid." One more responded: "A goddess in pink makes the boys wink. Always."

Susanna's own words on the milestone issue

Susanna also commented on the post herself, writing: "LOVE woman&home magazine. SUCH an honour to be your 100 year old cover girl." She told the magazine: "I love to party, so I will be celebrating woman&home's 100 years with a cup of tea and a slice of cake."

She also shared her top five trailblazing moments for women over the last century, from equal voting rights for men and women in 1928 to the Lionesses' Euros victories in 2022 and 2025. "Women's voices matter in politics just as much as men's, and paved the way for female MPs and prime ministers," she explained.

The November issue of woman&home is out now, featuring the full exclusive interview with Susanna.