Lorraine Kelly has sparked fresh speculation about her future at ITV after selling her £2.2 million riverside mansion and reigniting talk of a possible return to Scotland.
The 62-year-old broadcaster has put her historic Thames-side property on the market — a stunning former boathouse featuring a private mooring, expansive gardens, and elegant period interiors.
The sale has led to renewed rumours that Lorraine could be preparing to step back from her long-running ITV daytime show and eventually relocate north of the border, where she was born.
Lorraine originally moved from Dundee to Buckinghamshire in 2017 to be closer to London for work commitments, but has previously admitted she and her husband Steve Smith plan to retire in Scotland when the time feels right.
The property itself is a standout home, boasting a vaulted drawing room, conservatory, summerhouse, guest cottage, and landscaped gardens stretching towards the river.
Despite growing speculation, a representative for Lorraine has confirmed she has no plans to leave ITV at this stage, calming immediate fears among fans.
However, the timing of the sale — combined with recent cuts to her daytime programme, which has seen reduced airtime this year — has only intensified discussion about what her next career move might be.
Away from television, Lorraine has also recently faced minor local tensions after a planning dispute involving a protected tree near her property, adding to a turbulent period of change behind the scenes.
Her home, described in estate listings as a “charming riverside residence blending historic character with modern comfort,” has long been considered a peaceful retreat from her busy broadcasting schedule.
For now, Lorraine remains firmly on screen — but with a major property sale and long-term retirement plans already on record, fans are watching closely for any hint of what comes next in her ITV journey 🏡
