Alison Hammond has heart check-up in hospital after leaving TV's This Morning
He later told viewers she was "feeling a little unwell".In a video posted from a hospital bed, external on Friday afternoon, Hammond said she'd had "a little bit of a palpitation" - but was feeling OK and was undergoing tests."I know you're all worried about me," she said. First of all, I'm getting my old ticker checked out."Image source, Ken McKay/ITV/ShutterstockImage caption, Hammond and O'Leary were presenting Friday's edition of This MorningShe continued: "I had a little bit of a palpitation, and now I'm getting it all checked out. I'm hoping it was just a little panic attack or something like that."The Birmingham-born presenter, who also co-hosts The Great British Bake Off, thanked This Morning's viewers for sending her "lovely messages" while apologising for her dramatic early exit."I'm so sorry I left you," she added.
- ▪He later told viewers she was "feeling a little unwell".In a video posted from a hospital bed, external on Friday afternoon, Hammond said she'd had "a little bit of a palpitation" - but was feeling OK and was undergoing tests."I know you're
- ▪First of all, I'm getting my old ticker checked out."Image source, Ken McKay/ITV/ShutterstockImage caption, Hammond and O'Leary were presenting Friday's edition of This MorningShe continued: "I had a little bit of a palpitation, and now I'm
- ▪I'm hoping it was just a little panic attack or something like that."The Birmingham-born presenter, who also co-hosts The Great British Bake Off, thanked This Morning's viewers for sending her "lovely messages" while apologising for her dra
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Alison Hammond has heart check-up in hospital after leaving TV's This MorningByPaul GlynnCulture reporterPublished2 October 2026, 16:58 BSTUpdated 18 minutes agoAlison Hammond went to hospital for a heart check-up after leaving ITV's This Morning midway through Friday's show, but has assured followers she is "fine".The presenter, 51, left the programme during its live broadcast, appearing to clutch her chest as she was assisted off the set by co-host Dermot O'Leary. He later told viewers she was "feeling a little unwell".In a video posted from a hospital bed, external on Friday afternoon, Hammond said she'd had "a little bit of a palpitation" - but was feeling OK and was undergoing tests."I know you're all worried about me," she said. "Honestly, I am fine.
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