Kate Garraway became emotional at the National Television Awards as she dedicated her award to her husband Derek.
The TV presenter won the award for best 'Authored Documentary' after her one-off special Finding Derek.
Earlier this year, Kate allowed cameras to document her story as her husband battled Covid forcing her family to adjust to a new way of life.
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Beating the likes of Katie Price and Marcus Rashford, Kate issued an emotional message to her fans.
In her acceptance speech, Kate said: "It was a hugely brave decision of ITV to commission this, they didn't really know what they were making.
"A story about bereavement and triumph. In the end, really, it ended up being something between the two.
"Thank you so much for voting, I wonder if the reason why you did is that our story is your story. I think we’ve all been touched by the pandemic, whether it's livelihood or mental health.
"I just want to say to all the Darcies and Billies and Dereks and Dereks' families, whatever you’re going through, you’re not forgotten. We want the joy back, we want it to be over but the fight goes on.
"But most of all Derek, you should be here and should have had the chance to tell your own story. Derek, you’re going to get the chance, believe! The hope is real! Thank you so much."
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