Kate Garraway cuts a stylish figure in a long black coat and red tartan trousers

Kate Garraway cuts a stylish figure in a long black coat and red tartan trousers as she heads to work to present radio show

Kate Garraway wrapped up warm as she headed to Global Studios on Thursday to present her Smooth Radio show. 

The presenter, 53, has had a busy week, fronting Good Morning Britain before heading across London to host her radio slot. 

Kate put on a brave face and flashed a smile amid her husband Derek Draper’s coronavirus battle.  

Autumn look: Kate Garraway wrapped up warm as she headed to Global Studios on Thursday to present her Smooth Radio show

Autumn look: Kate Garraway wrapped up warm as she headed to Global Studios on Thursday to present her Smooth Radio show

The television personality looked chic in a long black pea coat which had a faux fur collar lining. 

She complemented the look with red tartan trousers, a cosy jumper and suede heeled ankle boots. 

Kate toted a light tan bag on her shoulder and pulled a travel suitcase in her other arm as she made her way to the studios.  

Stylish: The presenter, 53, looked chic in a long black pea coat which had a faux fur collar lining and red tartan trousers

Stylish: The presenter, 53, looked chic in a long black pea coat which had a faux fur collar lining and red tartan trousers

Gorgeous: Kate toted a light tan bag on her shoulder and pulled a travel suitcase in her other arm as she made her way to the studios

Gorgeous: Kate toted a light tan bag on her shoulder and pulled a travel suitcase in her other arm as she made her way to the studios 

It comes after Kate recently saying there have been ‘ups on and worrying downs’ during her husband Derek Draper’s battle with coronavirus.

Kate said on Good Morning Britain last Thursday, Derek, 53, remained in a ‘pretty stable’ condition in intensive care after battling the devastating effects of the virus six months on.

Since being hospitalised in March, Derek has become the longest person battling COVID-19 in the UK, and remains in intensive care after being in a coma for several months.  

Susanna Reid asked Kate how she’d been doing, with the broadcaster saying: ‘There are big ups and big downs, not big ups really, small improvements and worrying downs as well.

Chic: She complemented the look with a cosy jumper and suede heeled ankle boots

Chic: She complemented the look with a cosy jumper and suede heeled ankle boots

Strong: The Good Morning Britain host flashed a smile as she made her way to the studios

Strong: The Good Morning Britain host flashed a smile as she made her way to the studios 

Moving: Kate was comforted by her Good Morning Britain co-host Susanna Reid last week, as she discussed her Derek's ongoing battle with COVID-19

Moving: Kate was comforted by her Good Morning Britain co-host Susanna Reid last week, as she discussed her Derek’s ongoing battle with COVID-19

‘But the last few days have been pretty stable, so keeping everything crossed really.’

Kate added that due to hospital restrictions she’s the only person in her family that’s been able to visit Derek.

‘It’s tough, it’s very hard. You completely understand why hospitals have to do it, they have to protect those inside who may be recovering from COVID or maybe dealing with other serious conditions,’ she told Susanna. 

‘But to do that, they have to decrease footfall, so Darcy hasn’t been able to see Derek, his mum and dad haven’t been able to see him for a long time now.

‘The fact they live in Lancashire and that might go into tier two will have an effect because it will be very tough for them to argue the case to be able to visit. It is difficult.’

Kate also recently revealed that her children Darcey, 14, and William, 11, haven’t seen their father in six months as he continues to battle the disease in hospital.

Slow progress: Kate recently admitted there's been 'ups and worrying downs' during her husband Derek Draper's six-month battle with the virus (pictured last year)

Slow progress: Kate recently admitted there’s been ‘ups and worrying downs’ during her husband Derek Draper’s six-month battle with the virus (pictured last year)