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Good Morning Britain star issues return update after fans notice absence

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Good Morning Britain reporter Ashna Hurynag has been part of the ITV show since the start of 2026

One familiar face on Good Morning Britain has been missing from the ITV show over the past few weeks.

Correspondent Ashna Hurynag, who has been a fixture on the ITV programme since early in the year, informed her followers where she’s been recently.

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Since joining the breakfast show, ITV viewers have seen the reporter cover the likes of the World Cup, railway fraud and showbiz weddings.

Among these was Taylor Swift’s marriage to sports personality Travis Kelce, which required her to head to New York for live coverage from outside the reported ceremony location.

On Instagram, Ashna shared a collection of behind-the-scene clips from her time in America, along with her time speaking to Richard Arnold via a livestream link on the show, reports the Mirror.

She told her followers that at the time, the Good Morning Britain crew stayed awake for 20 hours to report on the celebration.

Sharing that she had to wear the same dress in 42-degree heat twice, she called having a chat with ‘Uncle Richard’ a gift.

Announcing her return to the ITV programme, she concluded: “PS. for those lovely people asking – back on-air next week, been soaking up some rays having some randr.”

However, Ashuna isn’t the only person absent from Good Morning Britain as regular presenters Susanna Reid and Ed Balls are on their summer break.

On social media, Susanna confirmed her absence before bidding farewell to one of her ITV colleagues.

In a post shared online, the presenter wrote: “SHOES OFF, OUT OF OFFICE ON! Time for my summer break – but also time to say goodbye to our wonderful Director @stuearl, who has been the champion of this programme for a decade. Thank you for everything, Stuart.

“@edballs and I will be back September 1st after our travels. THANK YOU to our amazing viewers for watching and for contacting us and sharing your views – never a “waste of time” being on this brilliant programme, and thanks to everyone on Team.”

Her ‘waste of time’ remark comes after an awkward moment that unfolded with Robert Jenrick.

The Reform MP could be heard saying, “Well, that was a waste of time” after his interview with Susanna and Ed.

Good Morning Britain is available to watch on ITV weekdays from 6am.

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