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Christine Lampard breaks down in tears during emotional Loose Women special – watch

The presenter is isolating with her husband Frank Lampard and daughter Patricia


christine lampard breaks down© Photo: ITV
Francesca Shillcock
Senior Features Writer
April 16, 2020
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Christine Lampard struggled to hold back her tears while appearing on Thursday's Loose Women. The mum-of-one, who was presenting a special one-off episode of the show from her home via video link in aid of NHS Day, became emotional when discussing those that they are celebrating. Watch the video to see the moving moment...

The special episode of the popular chat show was aired in honour of ITV's NHS Day, a day in which to recognise and celebrate all of the key workers and staff members. The programme, whose live shows were recently pulled off air due to the lockdown restrictions surrounding the coronavirus pandemic, saw the return of Christine along with other regular panellists Brenda Edwards, Stacey Solomon and Nadia Sawalha.

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NHS day was coined by ITV as a way of dedicating programming to celebrate and thank NHS frontline workers as they tirelessly contribute to the fight of the pandemic. Throughout the day, viewers have seen stories and heartfelt gratitude from survivors of COVID-19 and their families. Emma Gormley, Managing Director, ITV Daytime said: "Like everyone else in the country we want to say a massive thank you to our NHS heroes. We look forward to a day of extra special programmes in celebration and gratitude for our amazing NHS staff and all they continue to do for us."

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