On Good Morning Britain, Kate Garraway praised King Charles and shared a heartwarming story about the letter he sent to her husband, Derek Draper, who suffered from Covid-19 in 2020. She described the monarch as a caring and kind individual. The letter expressed hope that Kate would have the opportunity to read it to Derek, which she ultimately did. The exchange took place after Kate voiced her concerns about contracting the virus following her meeting with King Charles, who later tested positive. Kate referred to the meeting during an episode of Good Morning Britain, where she mentioned being in close proximity to the prince at the Prince’s Trust Awards. Not long after, Derek was diagnosed with Covid-19. In her memoir The Power of Hope, Kate disclosed the identity of the mystery royal who supported her and expressed gratitude for his assistance. She spoke with Charles about his kindness and his letter, and acknowledged his help in her husband’s recovery. During their conversation, Kate also shared a humorous anecdote from a second encounter with the king. She mentioned apologizing for the wet dog smell she had due to being caught in the rain. Just as she was about to shake his hand, thunder struck, and he jokingly asked if she had been struck by Thor. Kate commended Charles for embracing his new role with dedication and spirituality. She revealed that she will be present at Buckingham Palace for the King’s Coronation, jokingly saying she will contact ITV to inform them that he has left. In addition to Kate’s praise and stories, a professional impersonator of King Charles appeared alongside her on Good Morning Britain. The impersonator, Guy Ingle, who also portrays Prince Edward, shared his experiences in the role. He mentioned receiving a message from the actual Charles at a polo event years ago and spoke about the increase in his workload leading up to the Coronation. Guy emphasized his respect for the royal family and his commitment to appropriate gigs. He mentioned his admiration for the royals and the sadness he felt upon learning of the Queen’s death. Guy also revealed his approach to his impersonation gigs, tailoring his routines based on the information provided by his agents. He discussed his avoidance of public transportation due to the attention he receives from the public. Guy recalled his favorite experience, working on the set of a movie in Los Angeles with Leslie Nielsen. Despite the challenges he faced, Guy expressed his dedication and passion for his work as a royal impersonator.
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