This Morning star rushed to hospital as they 'write emergency will'
This Morning's resident Doctor, Zoe Williams, has been admitted to hospital after a health scare. The star updated her followers by posting a series of snaps from her hospital bed, which saw her wearing a hospital gown and attached to heart monitors.
While it's Zoe who is normally dishing out medial advice on the daily magazine show, this time she was the one taking it, as doctors assessed her condition. The NHS doctor revealed that she has been experiencing health concerns for a year. She posted alongside the pics of her in hospital: "I got signed off by my Cardiologist today…I’m ok, but I wasn’t certain that I would be for a while! It’s been a year of health blips. The most worrying being my heart, but I’m ok."
Zoe also revealed that she was so concerned for her welfare, that she found herself putting together a will while she was in hospital in case the worst happened..
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"Writing an emergency will from your hospital bed, just in case, is not the one though. But I'm ok," she assured her followers.
"It’s interesting how we can be thankful for these experiences," she added. "They can make us see clearly. What matters What doesn’t. And just how easy it is to take our health for granted."
Zoe was inundated with messages of support from her followers, including Britain's Got Talent's Alesha Dixon who posted: "Sending you love darling" alongside three heart emojis.
A follower added on the news that Zoe was recovering: "That’s great… but what a tough year. Lots to process. Sending lots of love." Another said: "So pleased that you are OK. Take care."
Last year, Zoe had another hospital stay when she underwent a spinal procedure.
Dr Zoe has been the resident GP on ITV's popular show This Morning since 2016, offering advice to viewers or taking calls from worried members of the public. She also appears on The One Show, and starred on Trust Me I'm a Doctor from 2016 to 2020.
Zoe's first appearance on her screen, however, was as one of the Gladiators on the show's 2008 revival, which she has revealed helped her pay her way through medical school.
Zoe’s also still working as a GP in London, and is proud mum to three year old son Lisbon, who she welcomed with her partner Stuart McKay in 2021.
