Kate Garraway is reportedly set to make a sequel to the documentary on her husband Derek Draper's Covid battle.
The Good Morning Britain presenter, 54, picked up the National Television Award for Authored Documentary on Thursday night at the O2 Arena in London for Finding Derek.
And now there are reports that there will be a follow up to the show which offered a raw account of the family's journey during his stay in hospital.
Follow-up: Kate Garraway is reportedly set to make a sequel to the documentary on her husband Derek Draper's Covid battle (pictured after winning her NTA on Friday)
She told The Sun after the ceremony: 'We are going to make another documentary, there are plans for more.
'Derek has a very short window of energy, but we are tying. He has been home for four months now and it was enough for him being home.
'Now we are really hoping we can have more and more people in to see him.'
MailOnline has contacted representatives for Kate for a comment.
Big moment: The Good Morning Britain presenter, 54, picked up the National Television Award for Authored Documentary on Thursday night at the O2 Arena in London for Finding Derek
It comes after Kate - who shares children Darcey, 15, and William, 12, with Derek, 54 - shared a rare snap of her husband after winning at Thursday night's NTAs.
She shared a snap of their FaceTime call on Instagram after the night out.
Beating the likes of Katie Price: Harvey And Me and Marcus Rashford: Feeding Britain's Children, Kate, who was faced with an early start for Good Morning Britain after the awards, looked overwhelmed as she was announced as the victor, slowly making her way to the stage to accept the gong.
Taking to Instagram after the ceremony, she shared a screenshot of their call and added the caption: 'Wow. Thank you so so much. Have been in such an emotional daze all night I failed to get a single photo of me or the brilliant @flickerproductions team who made #findingderek @theofficalntas !!...
Touching: It comes after Kate - who shares children Darcey, 15, and William, 12, with Derek, 54 - shared a rare snap of her husband after winning at Thursday night's NTAs
'But maybe this is the photo you most wanted to see anyway - Me FaceTiming derek (via Darcey's phone!) to tell him we had won! From him and from the bottom of our family's hearts THANKYOU....
'For all who are struggling on and holding on to hope - this is for you. And to all the other wonderful nominations in the category - @marcusrashford @katieprice @romankemp @robburrowmndfundraiser_ proud to be among you and I salute your brilliance & bravery xxx'.
On GMB on Friday, she clutched her award and said: 'Thank you so much. I was going to say thank you to everyone for voting. Everyone has a Derek in their life, or a Billy or a Darcey. Hopefully this is for the pandemic and is to tell people to keep going.'
Overwhelmed: During her acceptance speech, Kate took a moment to compose herself before taking to the mic
During her acceptance speech, Kate took a moment to compose herself before taking to the mic.
She then said: 'Thank you so much. It was a hugely brave decision of ITV I think to commission this. They didn't really know what they were making. They didn't know if it was a story about bereavement or
