Lorraine Kelly was forced to make more last minute changes to her show this morning (March 16) after the television presenter had issues with her voice.
The Glasgow-born journalist teased what was to come on her self-named show after 9am with Good Morning Britain (GMB) hosts Ben Shephard and Kate Garraway.
Kate explained to those watching at home that she would be back soon saying: "So Lorraine is here at 9am, but if you follow our Twitter you will know that there are issues going on."
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The screen cut to Lorraine so she could give a preview of what was to come, but they were met by her holding up a sign instead.
The Scots host's sign read: "I've lost my voice. Hilary can you take over?"
Kate asked: "Hilary are you there?" with the screen cutting to him.
He then replied: "I am. And while we help Lorraine get her voice back I can tell you what she's got coming up," as he introduced the show.
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However GMB host Ben couldn't help making a joke out of his friend as he put on a croaky voice and said: "We can help you."
As Kate erupted into laughter, Ben added: "Have you been shouting at the Chancellor, is that what it is?" Lorraine nodded in agreement with a huge grin on her face.
Kate jokingly said: "I don't like the idea that female presenters are reduced to writing things on cards. We will be silenced Lorraine!"
Lorraine held up a second sign, which read: "See you at 9am," with Ben once again jokingly adding: "It's going to be a thoroughly entertaining hour with Lorraine and no voice."
Lorraine later took to Twitter writing: "HELP! I’ve lost my voice - any cures that have worked for you (and yes - well aware some might say me not able to talk can only be a blessing)."
And many people started to suggest their best remedies with one saying: "The old lemon and ginger and speak quietly if you have to... get well soon."
Another suggested: "Mix a Lemsip with a nip of Highland Park and a spoon of honey local to where you are staying - top with hot water and you’re away."
And it seems she loved it with her quote tweeting the latter adding: "Best one so far Ross!!"
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