Lorraine Kelly shares adorable rare photo with her husband on holiday
Lorraine Kelly is taking some much-deserved time off for Easter, leaving Lorraine in the capable hands of Christine Lampard and enjoying some time in the sun.
The 59-year-old is currently holidaying in Botswana and Zambia, making the most out of her Easter break by embarking on a host of thrilling safaris and boat trips.
Looking relaxed, rejuvenated and going make-up free, the TV presenter shared a personal photo from her holiday – a rare snap of her and her husband, Steve Smith.
The photo shows the couple beaming at the camera in front of a safari vehicle, both kitted out in light khaki safari-style shirts and trousers.
Captioning the adorable post, Lorraine wrote: 'Thank you beautiful #botswana and #zambia for an incredible trip.
'Close encounters with #lion #elephant #leopard, #rhino #cheetah #africanwilddogs and even #honeybadgers – generous and open hearted people. Loved camping. Can’t wait to return.'
Delighted by the cute snap, Lorraine's fans flooded her Instagram account with compliments, with one writing: 'Looking good ,nice to see other half keep enjoy yourself 😊.'
Another posted: 'What a beautiful pic you two !! Your wonderful trip certainly kept me entertained too 🤣 x,' and a third added: 'Beautiful photo of you both, 💕💕.'
A post shared by Lorraine Kelly (@lorrainekellysmith) on Apr 16, 2019 at 12:37am PDT
Lorraine rarely shares photos of her family on Instagram (apart from her little border terrier, Angus), preferring to keep her personal life private.
The star has been married to her husband, television cameraman Steve Smith, since 1992, and the couple have one daughter, Rosie, together.
Botswana is also a very special holiday destination for a certain royal couple, with the Duke and Duchess of Sussex jetting off to the beautiful African country in 2016.
The country holds a special place in their heart, with their new Sussex Royal Instagram account recently sharing some unseen photographs from another trip they did in 2017.
The photos show the royal couple assisting in conservation work, highlighting the plight of endangered wildlife and their support for the protection of our environment.
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