An adorable clip of Lorraine Kelly with her newborn granddaughter has gone viral.

The video, which was posted on her TV channel's social media accounts, shows the 64-year-old singing to her grandchild baby Billie ahead of Tuesday's (October 15) episode of the show.

In the 'cute behind-the-scenes clip', the Glasgow-born presenter can be seen singing to the youngster.

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In the video, Dr Amir Khan, who is a resident doctor on the show, said: "I got sent a little video last night Lorraine by the team of you singing to baby Billie backstage and we have to share this because it is the most wonderful thing.

"Please let's show it. It's so gorgeous."

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Lorraine replied: "That was before we came on air and she was just being a little bit squeaky. I sing to her all the time. That poor child.

"But I sing and I make up songs. We all do that though."

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Dr Khan replied: "It's such a beautiful video."

The adorable clip has been viewed 14,000 times on X since it was posted earlier today (Wednesday, October 16).

While on Facebook, the video has been liked by over 700 people.

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Commenting on the cute clip, one person said: "So beautiful."

Another chimed: "So cute."

Meanwhile, a third added: "Precious moment."

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It comes after we reported how on Tuesday's episode of Lorraine, the star welcomed her daughter Rosie Smith and her granddaughter Billie to the show three decades after she brought baby Rosie on to GMTV.

Rosie, who gave birth in August, described Billie as a “dream baby” but said she had struggled with anxiety after giving birth.

The new mother and podcaster told the show’s resident doctor Dr Hilary Jones: “Now I’m okay.

"I think postpartum depression gets spoken about a lot but I didn’t really know about postpartum anxiety.

“I think a lot of people say ‘Oh, your hormones are mental, and you’ll have all these feelings’.

“I was very prepared to feel like, ‘Oh, I’m not good enough. I’m not doing well enough’. I wasn’t prepared for not feeling safe and I thought that’s not normal.”