Honey Kinny: Last News

Jonathan Ross' daughter has opened up about being "overexposed" in the public eye due to her father's fame. Honey Kinny, who is the youngest daughter of Jonathan and wife Jane Goldman, opened up about being in the spotlight from a young age, admitting it can be "invasive" and "horrible" at times.

Jonathan Ross' daughter Betty Kitten was spotted using a walker during a day out with her sister Honey Kinny. The talk show star and presenter's daughter lives with fibromyalgia, which is a condition that leaves the sufferer with chronic pain all over their body. Betty, 32, was also diagnosed with chronic fatigue syndrome and postural tachycardia syndrome (POTS).

Jonathan Ross' daughter Honey Kinny looked stunning in one of her most recent Instagram posts, as the TV presenter’s daughter posed up a storm and showed off her curvy figure in a black bodysuit.The 26 year old posted the gorgeous snaps on Friday as she posed for the camera on a stylish green sofa in front of leopard print wallpaper.The influencer looked flawless as she donned a glam makeup look and wore her fiery locks styled in beachy waves. Honey also showed off her tattooed legs as fans could see a nude woman tattoo on her thigh and another large tattoo on her calf.

"I wasn't that old but I was considerably older and she came straight from home with her parents.“And I think the relationship carried on, I was sort of a parent figure as well as a husband," he explained to the panel."After marrying in 1988, the couple went on to have three children, Betty, Harvey Kiry and Honey Kinny.Jonathan recently revealed that his daughter Betty is in a wheelchair, as she continues to fight a long-term illness.The presenter’s daughter suffers from fibromyalgia, chronic fatigue syndrome and POTS syndrome.Speaking on Loose Women last month, the talk show host discussed how his eldest child is showing signs of improvement following her treatment.He spoke about how it had been a “tough couple of years" following Betty's diagnosis.The NHS describes fibromyalgia as “a long-term condition that causes pain all over the body”.Jonathan also shared how his daughter struggles with depression and how she is now using an electric wheelchair.“She has fibromyalgia and she has chronic fatigue syndrome and POTS syndrome as well, which is where your heart rate shoots up,” he told Loose Women panellists Kaye Adams, Frankie Bridge, Dame Kelly Holmes and Denise Welch.Speaking about the way Betty’s illness had affected the family, he said: “She still can't walk very far.“We got her an electric wheelchair in the summer, so we can at least go out and go for walks with the dogs and that's lifted her spirits a lot.“Because that's the problem, if anyone out there who knows or who's got someone with a long-term illness, you know, it's the depression."Being stuck indoors and not being able to join in with things because even stairs are a challenge to her."So if we're going out we have to give her plenty of time to get ready,