Narinder Kaur has been rushed to hospital shortly after returning from a family trip to India. The television personality and columnist is reportedly being treated at a specialist hospital for a suspected tropical infection.
The Jeremy Vine panellist returned home from a two-week holiday with her husband and children, visiting Amritsar, Delhi and the Maldives. She had been sharing updates on social media, but began feeling seriously unwell after arriving back in the UK.
According to reports, Kaur was taken to the Hospital for Tropical Diseases last night with severe symptoms including extreme chills, intense flu-like illness and chronic fatigue. She is undergoing tests for malaria, dengue fever and other serious tropical infections.
A source said: 'It all happened very quickly. Everyone saw what a great time she was having in India, then started feeling seriously unwell as she returned to the UK and was advised to go straight to hospital. It’s been frightening, but she’s in expert hands.'
Malaria and dengue fever can be life-threatening if not treated promptly. Kaur first rose to fame on Big Brother in 2001 and has since appeared on programmes including Good Morning Britain and GB News. She also authored a book about her Big Brother experience.
