She takes over the reigns from Susanna Reid on Good Morning Britain on a Friday.
And on the most recent edition of the morning news show, Kate Garraway was given a wintry treat, as an ice sculpture was rolled out in her image.
The effigy didn’t seem to thrill the presenter however, who reluctantly posed with it and grimaced slightly.
She looks n(ice)! Kate Garraway was replicated in ice sculpture form on Good Morning Britain (but she didn’t seem too thrilled as the effigy had a VERY large head)
One of the main issues with replica was that the head was excessively large.
The frosty bust – sculpted by Percy Salazar Diaz – portrayed the news anchor as slightly grumpy, with an extremely voluminous head of ‘hair’.
There was also an ice bust of her co-host Ben Shephard – who earlier in the show had suffered an awkward exchange about risqué uses of emojis.
He had admitted that the famously phallic-shaped aubergine emoji was not suggestive in his opinion.
Not sure: The effigy didn’t seem to thrill the presenter however, who reluctantly posed with it and grimaced slightly
Frosty reception: The frosty bust portrayed the news anchor as slightly grumpy, with an extremely voluminous head of ‘hair’
Artist: Ben and Kate were joined by the sculptor Percy Salazar Diaz
He happened to be wearing an aubergine-coloured suit as well, and said: ‘Too many aubergines, now I’ve come as an aubergine.’
This left Kate and the film crew in hysterics, with Ben the butt of jokes for the remainder of the episode.
The topic had been discussed on Thursday’s episode, during a segment about ‘micro-cheating’ – which is when you flirt via social media and text messages with saucy symbols.
Co-hosts: There was also an ice bust of her co-host Ben Shephard – who earlier in the show had suffered an awkward exchange about risqué uses of emojis