ITV Daytime's female presenters celebrate International Women's Day

ITV Daytime's female presenters celebrate International Women's Day. 

Watch them weekdays from 6am on ITV

• 27 women
• 20 million followers on Instagram, 15 million on Twitter and seven million likes on TikTok 
• 18 NTAs, Five RTS Awards, Four BAFTAs
• 63 best-selling books 
• 45 million album sales
• Six honorary degrees, one Chancellorship and three university Fellowships 
• Two CBEs, Two OBEs, One MBE 
• A two-time news presenter of the year
• An Army Cadets Colonel and a fully qualified Police Special Constable

They’ve carved out careers on screen over six decades and after almost two years of being apart, the presenting powerhouse of female hosts on Good Morning Britain, Lorraine, This Morning and Loose Women have featured together in a new ITV image and promo to mark International Women’s Day.

The super accomplished female cast of presenters were photographed by Amy Brammall earlier this month and the promo to accompany the new image will air across ITV from Saturday night (26th February) in the run up to International Women’s Day on 8th March.

From one of the first ever female broadcasters in their ranks (Gloria Hunniford), the first ever female rector of Dundee University (Lorraine Kelly) to waterskiing the channel (Christine Lampard) they have accrued multiple achievements. 

Between them, they’ve reported on the biggest news events worldwide over the last 50 years, including 9/11, Madeline McCann’s disappearance, Lockerbie, Princess Diana’s death, Dunblane and the Manchester bombing. 

They hold in their number a two-time TRIC News Presenter of the Year (Susanna Reid), a television excellence award for coverage of the Westminster attacks (Ranvir Singh, Golden Nymph for Live Breaking News in 2017). There’s also a lawmaker (Linda Robson), one of the first female newspaper editors (Janet Street-Porter) and several charity patrons, of organisations like Scope and those tackling knife crime.   

They kept us informed and entertained in good measure across the Pandemic and they

have brought joy to our screens with coverage of royal weddings, royal babies, the London 2012 Olympics, people scared of custard, and The Rock, Beyonce, George Michael, Hugh Jackman and of course Alison Hammond’s eternally joyous and viral interview with Harrison Ford and Ryan Gosling - which has over 16 million views worldwide. 

Emma Gormley, Managing Director of ITV Daytime said: “I’m beyond proud to work alongside this amazing group of women, who both individually and collectively have accrued an incredible array of broadcasting achievements. Their experience and expertise in front of camera is second to none and this year's International Women’s day is the perfect opportunity to celebrate them all."

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Notes to editors: 

Front row l-r: Sophie Morgan, Lorraine Kelly, Holly Willoughby, Susanna Reid and Charlene White

2nd Row l-r Kate Garraway, Alison Hammond, Rochelle Humes, Charlotte Hawkins and Ruth Langsford

3rd row l-r Linda Robson, Coleen Nolan, Josie Gibson, Denise Welch, Nadia Sawalha, Laura Tobin

4th row l-r Janet Street Porter, Gloria Hunniford, Kelle Bryan, Katie Piper, Christine Lampard, Ranvir Singh

5th row l-r: Jane Moore, Frankie Bridge, Brenda Edwards, Penny Lancaster and Kaye Adams