Good Morning Britain's Charlotte Hawkins has moved swiftly to quash intense speculation about her future on the flagship ITV breakfast show, firmly stating she has no plans to leave.
The rumours began to swirl after the popular presenter was noticeably absent from the studio for a period, leading to fervent online debate amongst the show's dedicated viewers about a potential permanent exit.
"I'm Not Going Anywhere" Says Hawkins
In a clear and direct statement addressing the gossip, Hawkins told The Mirror: "Just to clear up any rumours - I'm not leaving Good Morning Britain! I love being part of such a brilliant team. I've been away filming for a new series but am looking forward to being back on the sofa very soon."
Her absence was simply due to her filming commitments for a exciting new external project, which has now wrapped, allowing her to return to her regular presenting duties alongside Ben Shephard, Kate Garraway, and the rest of the team.
Viewer Concern and Support
The speculation highlights the strong connection GMB's audience has with its presenting team. Fans took to social media to express their concern, with one writing: "Where is @CharlotteHawkns on GMB? Not the same without her."
Another loyal viewer added: "Hope Charlotte Hawkins is okay and is returning to GMB soon. She's a fantastic presenter." The public reaction underscores her valued role as a cornerstone of the programme's lineup.
With the rumours now firmly put to bed, viewers can expect to see Charlotte back on their screens very soon, delivering the day's news with her trademark professionalism and charm.
