Lorraine Kelly, the 64-year-old Scottish presenter, has announced she will not attend the National Television Awards due to a lack of confidence, a sentiment she expressed during her show while speaking with guest Holly Matthews. Lorraine, who typically attends the ceremony and has previously received nominations, revealed that the pressure of the red carpet experience feels daunting to her this year. Matthews, a confidence coach, offered insights from her new book 'Find Your Confidence,' emphasizing the importance of focusing on conversations rather than self-scrutiny. Lorraine's admission comes after she recently became a grandmother, and she acknowledged that the book provides practical advice for enhancing self-belief. The NTAs, which celebrate television excellence and feature various nominated shows, will be hosted by Joel Dommett tonight at the O2 Arena, despite Lorraine's absence. Other ITV shows like 'Loose Women' and 'This Morning' are nominated, with Alison Hammond competing for Best Presenter against notable contenders.