Lorraine Kelly's daughter Rosie Smith has spoken out about her ordeal after a man allegedly threatened to murder her fiher partner, Steve White, in front of their newborn baby. Rosie made Lorraine a grandmother in August 2024 when she and Steve welcomed little Billie Kelly Smith-White into the world.

However, she described a "bizarre time" shortly after their daughter's arrival while she was battling postpartum anxiety following a planned C-section at 38 weeks. Appearing on The Life of Bryony podcast alongside her famous mother, she said: "It was a really bizarre time. So we were walking, one of our first pram walks. I couldn't go out and walk because I was in so much pain from the C-section and from being so tired. No one talks about how painful it is.

"I didn't want to go out, but we did it, and I was crossing the road, and I was obviously not being able to walk that fast."

"So this guy started shouting at me and said 'hurry up,' he swore and everything, and then I can't really remember. It was all a bit of a blur but he said something about how he was going to kill Steve and do it in front of our baby because we had the pram and stuff."

Rosie revealed the harrowing incident left her in tears as she was "not taking anything in". She added that Steve, a former police officer, suggested they contact the authorities. She added: "When we got to the house the police came round and interviewed Steve. I was breastfeeding, boobs were flying, there was a lot going on. Then they went to arrest him. It's nuts.

Rosie revealed that Steve "took the executive decision" to drop the charges against him as they relocated and were keen for a fresh start without the ordeal of going to court.

She concluded: "I still probably have mixed feelings about it. I do feel guilty not being there but I don't think it would be healthy being in that situation."

Rosie and Steve are due to wed in Scotland this summer. Lorraine and Rosie's father first met while working on TV-am during the 1980s and have remained happily married for over three decades.

Rosie, 31, recently commented: "She may be everybody's TV mum, but she's not famous to me. I've never known anything different. She's just my mum. The thing Mum always says is that everything is temporary, the good and the bad.

"And just be nice to people. It's not hard. It's actually harder to be horrible. She also says that you have to look after yourself before you can look after anyone else, including your baby. And my granny told me to be patient."

Catch Lorraine on The Last Leg tonight (Friday, April 3) from 10pm to 11.05pm on Channel 4.