'Emotionally mangling' Ulrika Jonsson, 54, says her three divorces 'tortured her soul'

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The Sun She added: "The run-up to the decisions had been horrendous — emotionally mangling me, torturing my soul and sharply altering my view of myself and the world."Ulrika said that the process of apportioning blame proved to be a stressful experience, explaining: "Having to come up with reasons why my husband had behaved “unreasonably” was unreasonable in itself."The star told how upon her first divorce, both her and her spouse came up with a series of "ridiculous" reasons for the split.She claimed to have included her ex-partner's toothpaste-squeezing habits, adding that they weren't something she could get on board with.However, she added that it wasn't the case for her most recent divorce, adding that it was "damaging" having to reflect on the break-up.Ulrika explained: "Fast forward some 13 years later to my last divorce and the reasons were required to be a little weightier.

And it felt awful."It was emotional and damaging to have to retrace the steps of why things went wrong," she said in her column.Ulrika has been married three times, the first to John Turnbull who she shares son Cameron with.The star then married Lance Gerrard-Wright who she welcomed daughter Martha with.Most recently, the star was married to American advertising executive Brian Monet, who she shared son Malcom with, before splitting in 2019.Brian also adopted her daughter Bo from the presenter's relationship with German hotel boss, Markus Kempen.The introduction of the no-fault divorce bill is the biggest change in divorce laws in over half a century.The change will see fault removed, and instead, a couple, or just one individual, could show the marriage is broken.An individual will be able to prove the marriage has fallen apart by simply.