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A Place in the Sun's Jasmine Harman broke down in tears on This Morning today as she discussed her mum's difficult mental health condition. The TV presenter opened up to hosts Alison Hammond and Dermot O'Leary about how her mum Vasoulla suffers from hoarding disorder.

In the latest episode of A Place in the Sun, presenter Jasmine Harman was frustrated after one couple took a huge U-turn on their dream property.

Ben Hillman has been a popular presenter of A Place In The Sun since he arrived on the show all fresh faced back in 2016. Alongside his co-stars including Jasmine Harman, Laura Hamilton and Sara Damergi, he continues to bring some much-needed sunshine and escapism to our screens as we all imagine living the dream and moving abroad.The interior designer-turned-TV-presenter began his journey on the show nearly a decade ago and he has been winning audiences over with his energy and charm since then.

Jasmine Harman has opened up about her close friend Jonnie Irwin's tragic death in a tearful TV interview.The A Place in the Sun presenter became emotional during an appearance on Loose Women on Wednesday, 29 May. Jonnie tragically passed away in February after a three year battle with lung cancer. He was famed for being one of the hosts of A Place In The Sun and had been open about his cancer journey in the months leading up to his death.

A Place in the Sun star Jasmine Harman has given fans a glimpse into her romantic life, celebrating two decades with her husband Jon Boast.The TV presenter, 48, took to Instagram to share a cheeky video of herself dancingg to Muni Long's Made For Me, in which she sported a leopard print jumpsuit with frilly sleeves, as her blonde locks flowed in the gentle breeze. In the clip, Jasmine is seen playfully dancing and lip-syncing before pointing towards an unexpected dance partner a mop decked out in a checkered shirt, impersonating her other half, complete with a mop head for hair.The pair 'dance' together before Jasmine pulls the mop in for a cuddle. Jasmine captioned the quirky video with a heartfelt tribute to her husband, reminiscing about their first date in a quaint pizzeria in Almunecar 20 years ago.

A Place in the Sun's Jasmine Harman shared an emotional wish following the death of co-star Jonnie Irwin. When A Place in the Sun celebrates its 20th year on our screens on Monday 29 April, it'll be a poignant moment for host Jasmine as her close friend and co-star of almost two decades, Jonnie Irwin, won't be there with her.The presenting duo kicked off their journey in February 2004 when they first hosted an episode of A Place in the Sun on Channel 4 and they quickly became close. With Jonnie's tragic passing from lung cancer at the tender age of 50 this February, Jasmine is steeling herself for an incredibly emotional episode.

Throughout her 20 year career as presenter of A Place In The Sun, Jasmine Harman has helped a whole host of people find their dream holiday in sunnier climes. And in October 2023, she embarked on her very own adventure when she decided to move to Estepona in Spain alongside her husband, Jon, and their two children, Joy, nine, and seven year old Albion. In an Instagram post, the TV personality explained that while moving abroad was “stressful” and “intense”, she and her family fully intended to make the most of the exciting move.

A couple who cried with happiness on A Place in the Sun after buying their dream home have shared a sad update on their holiday property. Caroline and Gary were searching for a three-bedroom property in Valencia, Spain on the Channel 4 show. The pair had a budget of £150,000 and wanted to find the perfect home for their nine children.

A Place in the Sun buyers have shared a crushing update after they landed their dream home. Caroline and Gary were on the hunt for a three-bedroom property in Valencia on Monday's show - which saw presenter Jasmine Harman show the househunters around five properties in the Spanish region, reports Liverpool Echo.

A couple who bought their dream Spanish home on A Place in the Sun were moved to tears - but issued a disappointing update soon after.

For over two decades, Channel 4's hit show A Place In The Sun has been transforming dreams into reality for countless Britons seeking their perfect overseas abode. From sun-soaked shores to majestic mountains, the show has ventured far and wide to match eager buyers with their ultimate sanctuary.

Danni Menzies returns to screens today as part of a long-awaited A Place in the Sun spin-off.

A Place In The Sun host Jonnie Irwin has delighted fans of the hit TV show as he reunited with co-star Jasmine Harman in Birmingham on Sunday. The 49 year old met up with Jasmine, 47, at A Place in the Sun Live on 24 September at The National Exhibition Centre in the city. Jonnie and Jasmine presented Channel 4 series A Place in the Sun: Home or Away? together from 2004 until 2019.

Some former A Place in the Sun stars have credited cancer-stricken Jonnie Irwin for 'changing our lives'. Jonnie, 49, who revealed his terminal cancer to the public in 2022 after being diagnosed in 2020, fronted the show for 18 years, and he has helped many people find their dream home in the sunshine.

Jonnie Irwin, 49, has broken his silence after being admitted to hospital last month, as doctors were "monitoring a changeover in my pain management regime". The former A Place In The Sun presenter is battling incurable cancer, and one fan took to Twitter to ask how he was doing. The worried Twitter user enquired: "Wonder how @jonnieirwin is doing? "I know he has cancer and was in the hospital getting pain management.

Jonnie Irwin has revealed he has been admitted to hospital amid his terminal cancer battle as he hopes to make an A Place In The Sun event over the weekend.

Jasmine Harman proudly took to her Instagram Story to show off her "cellulite and varicose veins" as she posed in a stylish swimsuit while onboard a yacht in Spain.The A Place In The Sun presenter, 47, shared some snaps to her Instagram Grid as she donned a gorgeous leopard-print swimsuit while sipping a cocktail in the Costa del Sol sun. She captioned the photos: "Working hard? Or Hardly working? It’s a tough job but someone’s gotta do it! I know you won’t believe me but I actually hated every minute of this." After posting the photos, Jasmine then took to her story, where she shared a picture of her gazing out to sea in what she referred to as a "less flattering angle".

A Place in the Sun has temporarily come off the air as the Channel 4 series is missing from daytime TV schedules over the next few days.

Popular TV presenter Jonnie Irwin made a surprise return to A Place In The Sun as he appeared at A Place In The Sun Live in Manchester on Sunday. The TV star, 49, was initially given six months to live when first diagnosed with stage four lung cancer in 2020, but has outlived doctor’s predictions with the help of medication, radiotherapy and chemotherapy.

A Place in the Sun host Jasmine Harman, 47, was left devastated last week when Jonnie Irwin made his cancer diagnosis public.The heartbroken TV star reacted after learning that his lung cancer had spread to his brain and his illness was terminal.She consoled herself as she took time out in Spain this week, telling followers she was attempting to get herself back "in the zone".Donning a bright yellow tropical print jumpsuit and shimmying around, as well as complimenting the matching "1980s" hair scrunchie that came with it, Jasmine admitted that it had been "a tough week last week"."This is how I got myself in the zone this morning," she added, publishing a slice of video footage to her 119,000 followers."Positive, upbeat, loving life," she captioned the material, along with the hashtag #mondaymotivation.In spite of the display of positivity, Jasmine has struggled to cope with the deterioration of her dearly cherished friend.He had early warning signs that something was wrong after suddenly suffering blurred vision during a filming session in Italy for A Place in the Sun in 2020.Later, after he returned home, he was given the chilling diagnosis and told he had just six months of life left.Ultimately, however, the presenter - who will tragically leave behind a wife, a three-year-old son and two-year-old twins - has admitted that he "doesn't know" how long he will be around.Yesterday, Jasmine addressed the issue in an Instagram post, admitting that she preferred to support Jonnie privately, so wouldn't be discussing all the details publicly."Just wanted to say a very sincere and heartfelt thank you to all those who have posted messages of support to me and even those who have come up to me in person to wish Jonnie well,"