Alison Hammond has heart check-up after leaving This Morning midway through broadcast
The TV presenter said she is 'fine' but is undergoing a heart check-up after leaving the set of This Morning partway through Friday's show.
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Television presenter Alison Hammond is having a heart check-up in hospital after leaving the set of ITV's This Morning midway through Friday's broadcast, according to the BBC.
Hammond said she is "fine" but that she is being checked out as a precaution following her early departure from the show.
Limited details on the cause
The exact reason Hammond left the broadcast partway through, and the specific symptoms that prompted the hospital check-up, were not detailed in the available report.
This Morning has not issued extensive public comment beyond confirming Hammond's early departure and her message that she is doing fine, according to the available coverage.
Hammond is a regular host on This Morning, and her sudden departure from Friday's broadcast is likely to prompt concern among the show's regular viewers until further updates on her condition are provided.
No further details on the results of the heart check-up, or on when Hammond might return to presenting duties, were available at the time of reporting.
Sources
- Alison Hammond has heart check-up in hospital after leaving TV's This Morning — BBC Entertainment & Arts
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