Judith Chalmers, the iconic television presenter known for hosting the travel show 'Wish You Were Here...?', has passed away at the age of 90. Her family confirmed the news to ITV News, stating that she died peacefully at home on Thursday, surrounded by her loved ones. Chalmers had been suffering from Alzheimer's disease in her later years, which had affected her health in recent weeks. The family's statement highlighted her extraordinary life and career, which spanned over 60 years in broadcasting. Born in Cheshire, Chalmers began her career at the BBC at just 13 years old, presenting radio programs such as 'Woman's Hour' and 'Family Favourites' during the 1960s. She later became a familiar face on ITV, hosting the magazine show 'Good Afternoon.' Her son, Mark Durden-Smith, followed in her footsteps and is also a well-known TV presenter. The family expressed their deep sorrow at her passing, saying, 'We will miss her greatly but she leaves behind a giant suitcase of the happiest of memories.' Chalmers' contributions to broadcasting have left a lasting legacy.