Kate Garraway and Jenni Falconer Channel Dolly Parton for Charity
TV and radio personalities don cowgirl attire to support Global's Make Some Noise campaign, which has raised over £2 million.
Kate Garraway and Jenni Falconer have embraced a cowgirl theme, paying homage to Dolly Parton for Global's Make Some Noise charity campaign. The ITV presenter, 59, and radio host, 50, were seen strutting through London in coordinated ensembles, linking arms as they celebrated the fundraising effort.
Garraway donned a pink cowgirl jumpsuit reminiscent of Parton's iconic style, complemented by towering white boots and a matching hat. Falconer opted for a red and white checked western shirt paired with a blue miniskirt and white cowboy boots. Both presenters completed their looks with blonde curly wigs.
The event highlighted the significant fundraising achievements of Global's Make Some Noise. Vicky Pattison completed a challenging 250-mile journey from Newcastle to London, encompassing cycling, running, and kayaking. Upon her arrival at Heart's Leicester Square studios, it was announced that the campaign had raised over £2 million.
Garraway's participation comes shortly after she experienced vocal difficulties. The "Good Morning Britain" star had to apologize to viewers and was taken off air after losing her voice during a live broadcast. She explained the issue stemmed from talking and singing extensively the previous week, joking about the potential for a Christmas album with Aled Jones.
Fellow presenters Susanna Reid and Ed Balls had speculated on the cause of her hoarseness, with Reid suggesting it might be related to Garraway's performance at the National Television Awards, where she sang alongside other notable figures. Despite her voice issues, Garraway assured viewers she was not in pain, though she was advised by weather presenter Laura Tobin to rest her voice, a suggestion Garraway humorously noted was "not in my nature."