Katie Piper's Breakfast Show

Katie exudes warmth and an undeniable sense of relaxation that immediately puts her audience at ease. Her natural interview style is a breath of fresh air in an era of scripted exchanges. One can't help but feel a genuine connection with her.

One of the segments I particularly look forward to is her craft section at the end of each show. It's a delightful departure from the regular programming, offering viewers a chance to explore their creative sides. Katie's enthusiasm for crafts is infectious, and it encourages us all to try our hand at something artistic.

What sets Katie apart from many other hosts is her commitment to featuring guests who aren't celebrities. Each weekend, she brings in individuals who offer positive life advice, making the shows not only entertaining but also incredibly enriching. It's refreshing to see real people sharing their stories, experiences, and wisdom with the world. These segments are a testament to Katie's dedication to providing valuable content to her viewers.

One of the most inspiring aspects of Katie's journey is how she has triumphed over adversity. Her resilience in the face of trauma is truly commendable. She embodies the saying, "When life gives you lemons, make lemonade." Katie's ability to turn her own personal challenges into opportunities for growth and success is a testament to her strength of character. It's heartening to witness her transformation and to see her thriving in her career.

Cactus TV has produced a lot of weekend shows for ITV, including Weekend, Garraway's Good Stuff, Martin and Roman's Weekend Best! And the other programmes that use "Breakfast Show" in their name. They are pretty much all the same programme just with different names and occasional segment changes.

This show has lasted longer than the other shows (aside from Weekend) and there's a good reason why. Katie Piper OBE is one of the most inspirational TV presenters I know and definitely shows that even with jerks trying to stop or harm you with acid (which is the reason why she has a blind left eye) you don't just stop, you continue on to progress in life.

Anyways, back to the show, Katie makes you feel right in the studio. She has a comfy feel-good personality and she shows major interest in every topic. The segments in the show are also interesting as well.

The only thing I do not like is that it sometimes does pander to the Gen Z audience by showing off challenges and TikTok style short videos, but aside from that this is a great way to start your morning. If Katie remains free, ITV might commission this for a fourth season!