Lorraine Kelly was every inch the proud mum on Monday as she paused her ITV to share some family news.
The television presenter, 64, spoke about her daughter Rosie's engagement after the 29-year-old made the announcement on Instagram.
Speaking to Adil Ray and Susanna Reid from Good Morning Britain, Lorraine said: 'Rosie and her Steve got engaged which is fantastic. He is wonderful. He asked Steve permission, went done on one knee.'
Of how both her husband and her future son-in-law share the same name, the host admitted: 'It's quite confusing Susanna, it's quite confusing. When I shout Steve they both turn around.'
The GMB presenters had joked they would focus on the happy news rather than Lorraine's beloved Scottish team crashing out of the Euros.
Lorraine Kelly was every inch the proud mum on Monday as she paused her ITV to share some family news
The television presenter, 64, spoke about her daughter Rosie's engagement after the 29-year-old made the announcement on Instagram
Announcing the news, Rosie wrote: 'Everyone always told me you'll know when it's about to happen but I had absolutely no idea, but I have a lifetime to get you back'
Rosie, who is expecting her first child with her boyfriend Steve, revealed he proposed during their holiday in Malaga, Spain.
Showing off the huge diamond ring, Rosie wrote: 'There are too many lovely things going on and I'm not quite sure what to do with myself.
'Everyone always told me you'll know when it's about to happen but I had absolutely no idea, but I have a lifetime to get you back [Steve White].'
The images showed Rosie, the only daughter of the ITV daytime star and her husband Steve Smith, dressed in a white dress and sunglasses, sitting at a table in a restaurant with incredible sea views and palm trees in the background.
Mum Lorraine replied: 'So happy - it's such lovely news and I will have a son as well as a granddaughter.'
In May, Rosie revealed her pregnancy, sharing a photo of herself cradling her growing baby bump, with a caption saying: 'We could not be more excited - you're already so loved little one.'
Glasgow-born mum Lorraine was quick to share her own joy at the news, writing: 'The most exciting thing to have ever happened in our family. Cannot wait to be a granny and so proud of Rosie and her Steve.
She has since confirmed their first child will be a girl, and admitted they had always planned to have children as soon as possible.
Rosie, who is expecting her first child with her boyfriend Steve, revealed he proposed during their holiday in Malaga, Spain
She cradled her bump in a photo taken during the couple's holiday and showed off her huge diamond ring
Delighted chat show host mum Lorraine congratulated her daughter on her engagement news
Rosie is also keen to reference the child's Scottish ancestry when choosing a name, but admits she's having a hard time finding one
Rosie told HELLO!: 'We'd talked about it a lot and we both wanted to become parents quite young, so that our parents can be around for as much as possible.'
Rosie is also keen to reference the child's Scottish ancestry when choosing a name, but admits she's having a hard time finding one.
'I really wanted to have a Scottish connection and we had a Scottish boy name sorted, but girls are hard. I'd like to have options,' she explained.
Celebrating Rosie's pregnancy on her ITV show, Lorraine told viewers: 'I'm going to be a granny! How exciting is that? Granny Smith because, you know, my married name is Smith!
'So I'm Granny Smith! We're all very excited, it's huge and wonderful and yeah... it's just cheered everybody up, which is just great!
'Thank you to everybody who has sent me messages, it was really kind of you... thank you very much, it means a lot, it means a lot!'
Opening the show, Dr. Hilary said: 'I think congratulations are in order aren't they grandma?'
Lorraine responded: 'It's not about me!... It is.'
Adding that her husband Steve Smith had told her 'not to interfere too much,' she admitted: 'How hard is that going to be not to interfere?
'We're just so thrilled. It's the best and most exciting thing that has happened to our family. It's just great!'
