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Katie Price's terminally ill mum breaks down in an emotional clip from her daughter's new TV show.Amy, 63, is brought to tears as she speaks about dying and her reasons for passing down a family heirloom to her 43-year-old model daughter.She was diagnosed with idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis (IPF) in 2017, an incurable condition where the lungs become scarred and breathing becomes painful and increasingly difficult.Appearing on the All 4 show Mucky Mansion, the mother revealed that she was now making a 'happy room' at Katie's large home to give her somewhere to go when she feels sad or uncomfortable.Sharing her idea behind the space, she tells the camera: "When you're not well you look at things in a different way and it would be nice if you can leave things that people can remember you by."Once it is done I want it to be a happy room, a comforting room, whenever she is sort of not feeling too good she can come in here and it will be quiet."And she can reflect. That's what I think will be nice for her."Her design sees the room covered in floral wallpaper and green walls along with bamboo-style furniture.

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coronavirus four days before Christmas. He said: "I’m not going to lie — it was quite scary!"The Millionaire presenter said he woke up with a persistent dry cough and dripping with sweat.Jeremy took action after feeling sick and Googled his symptoms online.Then he later got tested for coronavirus which confirmed he had got the virus.His doctor told him if he didn't get better in a fortnight he would have to go to hospital.

THE Grand Tour star Richard Hammond has taken a catty swipe at co-star Jeremy Clarkson in the trailer for his new series. Richard, who is long-time pals with his Amazon Prime colleague, is now set to front The Great Escapists without the help of his mate and their fellow presenter, James May.

Jeremy Clarkson, 60, has appeared in an Instagram video on his farm after recovering from coronavirus.The clip, which was shared on The Grand Tour presenter’s Diddly Squat Farm Shop page yesterday, marked the first time he had been seen since the news broke that he had contracted Covid-19.Jeremy gave fans an update on his health while announcing that trout will soon be available to buy from his shop.He could be seen feeding fish on his farm in the clip, while wearing a green coat and sporting more facial hair than he had previously.The star said in the video: “Hello everybody and thank you for your good wishes.“I did have Covid.

Jeremy Clarkson is the latest celebrity to speak out about his very difficult experience with COVID-19.

direct to your inboxJeremy Clarkson has revealed he had a “scary” experience fighting coronavirus over Christmas.The Grand Tour host, 60, still does not know if he has fully recovered.He wrote in his column for The Sunday Times: “Four days before Christmas, I woke in the night to find my sheets were soggy.

Jeremy Clarkson feared he would die in a "lonely plastic tent" after being diagnosed with coronavirus. The 60-year-old TV presenter has admitted to feeling scared after being diagnosed with the illness over Christmas.

Jeremy Clarkson has written about his experience of battling coronavirus in typically direct prose.

JEREMY Clarkson has revealed that he battled coronavirus over Christmas - and feared he'd "die alone in a plastic tent". The 60-year-old star has thankfully recovered now, but opened up about the worrying time in a new column.

Jeremy Clarkson has revealed that he fought coronavirus over the Christmas period and recalled how he was scared he would "die on my own".

Jeremy Clarkson has opened up on battling coronavirus over the Christmas period and felt he would die on his own from the disease.The 60 year old revealed that he had contracted the illness and began feeling ill four days before Christmas. Writing in an article for The Times the star explained that he felt poorly so began googling his symptoms and went to get a test which came back positive.

The Grand Tour host, 60, revealed he came down with Covid-19 four days before Christmas after waking up with ‘soggy sheets’ and a constant dry cough. After testing positive, Jeremy told The Times: ‘The doctor was very clear: I’d feel under the weather for between five and 14 days and then I’d either get better or I’d have to go to hospital. ‘Where, because I am 60 and fat, and because I’ve smoked half a million cigarettes and had double pneumonia, I’d probably die, on my own, in a lonely plastic tent.’Jeremy was forced to self-isolate with his wife and children in the ‘smallest cottage in Christendom’, where he ‘took [himself] off to bed […] to wait for the Grim Reaper to pop his head round the door.

Jeremy Clarkson feared for his life while fighting Covid-19 over Christmas.

 coronavirus.He said: "The doctor was very clear.

Jeremy Clarkson, 60, was asked how he handles being approached by fans away from the cameras, to which he joked people often enjoy him being rude to them.The car enthusiast began by saying being asked for selfies was “constant” and said “you are expected to give over your entire life” when in the public eye.Asked how he handles being famous, the former Top Gear star said: “I’m very fortunate in that I’ve sort of developed a curmudgeonly image I suppose, which means that when I tell people to ‘Go away,’ let’s say, when they ask for a selfie, some people are actually quite pleased that I’ve been rude to them because it’s what they were expecting.“They’re like, ‘Oh he’s just told me to…' I won’t say the word.“They actually want to be told to