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Kym Marsh addresses sad absence from Morning Live amid family and mental health struggles

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Sign up for our daily newsletter to get the day's biggest stories sent direct to your inbox Kym Marsh has addressed her absence from Morning Live in a personal chat.

The TV star has been missing recently from the BBC One show that she helped launch in September 2020. Kym was last seen alongside co-host Gethin Jones back in July.

Janette Marara, who is best know for being a professional dancer on Strictly Come Dancing, has been hosting the show since July 5. READ MORE: Corrie's Jack P Shepherd forced to abandon flash car at work due to fuel crisis Earlier this month a BBC spokesperson said Kym was taking time off to "spend time with her family." But appearing on the show on Friday, Kym explained her absence further, citing family and her

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