Giovanna Fletcher spotted on charity walk for breast cancer after returning furlough money

Kerry Katona has waded in to the furlough row surrounding Giovanna and Tom Fletcher and insists the pair did nothing wrong.

In a frank admission in her weekly new! magazine column, Kerry Katona talks about about finding it hard to have gained weight recently. It's something that many of us can relate to, and the former Atomic Kitten singer reveals how it has knocked her own confidence.

I’M A Celebrity winner Giovanna Fletcher grimaces as she clutches a set of walking sticks - days after she was slammed for claiming thousands in government furlough money. The Sun on Sunday told last week how the mum of three, who is worth an estimated £8million together with her popstar husband Tom, had claimed up to £30,000 for her business just weeks after her jungle triumph saw her earning potential skyrocket.

After the Sun ran an exposé on people who claimed from the furlough scheme, Tom and Giovanna Fletcher have issued a statement explaining why they did it.

Gwyrch Castle for the second year running. The Mirror has reported that the team have already checked if the Golden Sands Holiday Park in Kinmel Bay, North Wales is available for the production team to use again if needed.

WalesOnline has reported that the famous couple had allegedly received up to £30,000 from the government furlough scheme not long after Giovanna was crowned Queen of the Castle for the 2020 series of I’m A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here, which took place at Gwrych Castle in Conwy. On Tuesday, the pair issued the same statement on their Instagram accounts and apologised that they used the furlough scheme but denied the figure claimed was for £30,000.

I'm a Celebrity. .

The couple described their decision to use the government's coronavirus job retention scheme as a "huge error of judgement" and apologised. Author Giovanna, 36, and Tom, 35, issued a joint statement on Tuesday, apologising for the move though insisting the financial figures reported were incorrect.

the first Queen of the Castle for the 2020 series of, I’m A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here, which took place at Gwrych Castle. Last night the couple issued the same statement on their Instagram accounts apologising for this, denying the figure of £30,000 but admitting they did use the furlough scheme for someone they employed.

Giovanna Fletcher have apologised for using the government furlough scheme despite their estimated joint worth being £8m. Giovanna, who won I’m a Celebrity last year, and McFly star Tom issued the apology after reports emerged that they had received up to £30,000 from the scheme.

Don't miss a thing by getting the day's biggest stories sent direct to your inbox

After the Sun ran an exposé on people who claimed from the furlough scheme, Tom and Giovanna Fletcher have issued a statement explaining why they did it.

Giovanna Fletcher and her husband Tom have admitted to a "huge error in judgement" following their decision to use the government’s furlough scheme.The celebrity couple issued a joint statement on Tuesday which they shared on their Instagram accounts. It read: "Hi everyone, we have always had a very honest and open relationship with you all on here so we thought it was important to address questions that some of you have rightly asked us in the last 24 hours.MORE: Giovanna and Tom Fletcher's pristine family home hits market for £2.5million - photos WATCH: Behind the scenes with Giovanna Fletcher"This weekend there was an article in one of the Sunday papers about us using the government furlough scheme.

Tom and Giovanna Fletcher have admitted they made “a mistake we wholeheartedly take responsibility for” and repaid the money they received using the government furlough scheme.

GIOVANNA Fletcher has admitted to a "huge error in judgement" after The Sun revealed she'd claimed thousands of pounds from the furlough scheme following her I'm A Celeb win. We told on Sunday that the 36-year-old star and her McFly husband Tom, worth an estimated £8million, had received up to £30,000 of government cash.

Giovanna Fletcher have apologised for using the government's furlough scheme to claim money during the coronavirus pandemic.The I'm A Celebrity 2020 Queen of the Castle, 36, and her 35-year-old pop star husband have both taken to social media to share the same lengthy message with their fans after being faced with backlash over the weekend.A joint statement written by the couple read: ""Hi everyone, we've always had a very honest and open relationship with you all on here so we thought it was important to address questions that some of you have rightly asked us in the last 24 hours."This weekend there was an article in one of the Sunday papers about us using the government furlough scheme."While parts of the article were inaccurate

Giovanna Fletcher and her McFly singer husband Tom have admitted they made a "huge error of judgement" over their use of the furlough scheme. I'm A Celebrity winner Giovanna, 36, and Obviously singer Tom, 35, have released a statement following reports they claimed £30,000 from the furlough scheme, a figure which the pair say is inaccurate.

Tom Fletcher and wife Giovanna have issued a joint statement over reports they ‘claimed £30,000 from the Government’s furlough scheme’.It was claimed the I’m A Celebrity winner and the McFly star – who has an estimated worth of £8million – received up to £30,000 from the state during the coronavirus pandemic.According to The Sun, an HMRC register of claims shows they were given support shortly after the author was named queen of the castle on the ITV series, at the end of last year.Addressing the claims on Instagram, they offered a joint statement, with the caption: ‘Hi all, Giovanna and I wanted to share this with you.

The star continued to clarify the circumstances in which she claimed the money, adding that it was for one individual that they employ.She wrote: "This was for a member of our team who couldn't carry out their role due to the pandemic, and the scheme was suggested to us as the most effective way to give them job stability and security."Giovanna went on to add that the move on her and husband Tom's part was an "error of judgement" before saying that they have paid back the funds."Although it was a time of great uncertainty, we clearly should have thought more about the situation and funded it ourselves", she explained."It was a huge error of judgement and a mistake we wholeheartedly take responsibility for and we have paid the full amount

I'm a Celebrity, it has been revealed.The mum of three, 36, won the ITV jungle show set in Gwrych Castle in North Wales back in December last year.The podcaster lives with her pop star husband Tom, who is worth an estimated £8 million, and the big I'm a Celeb victory saw her fortunes sky-rocket as she pulled in offers said to be worth up to £4 million.After the show wrapped, it has been reported the pair received up to £30,000 of government money from the lockdown-aid scheme.A HMRC register of claims reveals the pair received support shortly after Giovanna bagged her win on the jungle show last Christmas.HMRC files published last week listed more than 600,000 companies and individuals who received taxpayers' money between January and March

furlough scheme.The sum was paid to Giovanna during the coronavirus pandemic when people were unable to attend work due to the lockdown period.Giovanna, 36, who is said to be worth an estimated £8 million, claimed for the substantial amount alongside her McFly guitarist husband, Tom Fletcher, 35.The author who boasts friends including Catherine, The Duchess of Cambridge became a household name last year after appearing on I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here!.During her time on the first-ever UK edition of the hit ITV programme, Giovanna stole the hearts of the nation and was eventually crowned as the winner.However, just weeks after walking away from Gwrych Castle, North Wales, she is said to have claimed funds from the government