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Ulrika Jonsson left fans stunned after sharing photos of her rarely seen son in honour of his birthday.

Ulrika Jonsson stunned fans on Tuesday as she shared images of her eldest son Cameron on his 28th birthday, sparking many fans to dub him "stunning" and "handsome." The Swedish-British TV presenter shared eight images earlier this week to celebrate her eldest son’s birthday while also wishing him a happy world menopause day. Cameron Turnbull, whom Ulrika had with ex-husband John Turnbull, can be seen lounging in a chair in the first picture while wearing a black denim shirt and sunglasses. In the second shot, the 28 year old is windsurfing, while another shows a baby-faced Cameron cuddling up to his mum.

Molly-Mae Hague for being 'melodramatic' after the influencer admitted she has 'cried five times a day' during her pregnancymMolly-Mae, 23, recently announced she was expecting a baby girl with her boyfriend Tommy Fury in a gender reveal video. And TV presenter Ulrika, 55, has criticised the PrettyLittleThing Creative Director's 'ghastly, tacky video' while calling her 'dramatic'.  Ulrika wrote in her column for The Sun: 'A 23-year-old unskilled and naïve influencer has got a bun in the oven.

The Sun.Ulrika went on to claim that one of her children's father's "disappeared", leading one of her partners to adopt them.She added that she's been the "main breadwinner" and did the lion's share of bringing up her children.Most recently the star was married to American advertising executive Brian Monet, for 11 years before splitting in 2019.They share son Malcolm, 12.Brian also adopted her daughter Bo, 21, from the presenter's relationship with German hotel boss, Markus Kempen.Ulrika shares daughter Martha, 16, with ex-husband, Lance Gerrard-Wright.The couple were married for three years until they decided to part ways in 2006.Ulrika was also married to John Turnbull for five years before splitting in 1995 and have son Cameron, 26, together.Ulrika frequently posts about her children on Instagram, celebrating their birthdays and their major milestones.

The Sun.The star went on to brand the potential ruling "shocking and dangerous" as she argued that it's "detrimental" for women to have no say over their bodies.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 star's brave words come days after anti-abortion activist and pro-abortion rights supporters took to the streets of Washington on Tuesday after news that the U.S.Supreme Court may overturn the 1973 Roe v Wade ruling which legalised abortion nationwide.If Roe is overturned, abortion is likely to remain legal in liberal states as more than a dozen states currently have laws protecting abortion rights.Numerous Republican-led states have also passed various abortion restrictions in defiance of the Roe precedent in recent years.Ulrika's comments come after she hit back at the stigma around her arthritis following a "really tough few years".In an exclusive interview with Express.co.uk, Ulrika said: “I’ve had this back problem, that’s never going to go away either, and I had a few really tough years.“We talk about ageing, but pain and pain management is something people maybe don’t like to admit to.“We still slightly associate it with moaning, but we all have some sort of pain at some stage," she added.

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.

However, she stated that the admission comes with a preconception.She added: "It's difficult for women my age to say that without being seen in a certain way."The model revealed that she's open and honest about her attitude when talking about the topic with her four children - something that they don't always enjoy."I am a sexual creature," she confessed, before adding: "It's something that I say regularly to my children — much to their horror."Most recently, the star was married to American advertising executive Brian Monet, who she shared son Malcolm with, before splitting in 2019.Brian also adopted her daughter Bo, 21, from the presenter's relationship with German hotel boss Markus Kempen.Ulrika also has daughter Martha, 16, with ex-husband Lance Gerrard-Wright.The model was also married to John Turnbull for five years before splitting in 1995 and they have son Cameron together.

Ulrika Jonsson showed off the eye-catching new tattoo in her collection to followers in snaps uploaded to Instagram on Wednesday.The 54 year old was delighted to share her latest ink as she filmed herself having a flower tattoo on her arm filled in with a bright pink colour by Berkshire based tattoo artist, Lou Rose Hill. Ulrika added a photo of the fresh tattoo once it was completed on Instagram Stories alongside the clip, showing off the colourful results of a large pink peony inked just above her elbow. Get exclusive celebrity stories and fabulous photoshoots straight to your inbox with OK!'s daily newsletter.

Ulrika Jonsson appeared on the finale episode of Celebs Go Dating this week, and co-star Anna Williamson has spoken about the former model in an exclusive interview with Express.co.uk.

The mother-of-four, who took part in the dating series in the hopes of finding true love, was then mocked by narrator Rob Beckett, who chimed in, quipping: "What's next? "The gladiators weren't real gladiators!"In January 2021, Ulrika stopped by Good Morning Britain for an interview with Piers Morgan and Susanna Reid. But things took a turn for the worse when the controversial TV personality failed to tell the difference between her north from her south, showing all the more signs that the weather reporting gig was never her dream job. During her chat with the pair, Ulrika went on to say she hadn't reported the weather in well over three decades, adding that she had "no idea" what to expect when she landed the position at 21 years old. "I think I had no idea what to expect when I started I was 21 and you were told to talk as much as you could about your personal life because you were giving a piece of yourself."Nowadays, people have a greater understanding of what that means and what the consequences of that is."Meanwhile, on the latest series of Celebs Go Dating, Ulrika has made it no secret that she's ready to settle down with a man who treated her like a "normal person".The former Celebrity Big Brother star signed up for the programme three years after her split from her third husband, American advertising executive Brian Monet.Ulrika and Brian married back in 2008, the same year they would welcome their son Malcolm. The Swedish-British socialite had previously been married to John Turnbull from 1990 to 1995.And after three years of marriage, Ulrika's second marriage to Lance Gerarrard-Wright had also collapsed.Speaking of her reasons for signing up to Celebs Go Dating in the first place, she revealed: "At some point

Loose Women about her love life while promoting the dating series.Ulrika explained that her recent dates have been up to 28 years her junior, the youngest admirer only 26.She admitted: "Recent ones, I've only really had dates, I guess, I've not had a relationship with anybody – but the dates have been a little younger, yes."They didn't know I was Ulrika Jonsson, which was great.""That's the dream, to have someone just take you for who you are.

The Sun, the former weather presenter said she feels sorry for her.She penned: “I am sure everyone has passed comment on Coleen — in their heads, to their close friends or on social media.“I am sure everyone has, in her name and in her shoes, divorced Wayne or cursed her for not leaving him.

Ulrika Jonsson has told Louise Redknapp that her divorce from ex Jamie is her "past" and not her future as she dealt her some words of advice.

Since then Ulrika has often appeared on the chat show Loose Women as an occasional guest.Although she is now single, in the past she has dated a number of high profile suitors and been married three times.Her first husband was cameraman John Turnbull, the pair tied the knot in 1990 and have a son together.After their marriage ended, Ulrika went on to date footballer Stan Collymore and German hotel manager Marcus Kempen, with whom she shares a daughter.In 2002, she confirmed reports of an affair with Sven, who had a long-term girlfriend at the time.As a result of the relationship, Ulrika was given a job as a columnist, where she would often comment on Sven’s personal life.Her second husband was Lancer Gerrard Wright, a contestant she met on

Ulrika Jonsson has explained the meaning behind her 13 tattoos including cheeky red devil she had inked on on her bum.

Ulrika Jonsson has shared a photo of one of her newest tattoos, a bulldog in an apron, after getting inked four times in one day.The presenter credited the design to her eldest son Cameron, whom she shares with ex husband John Turnbull, as she explained she had planned to get tattooed in the week the UK went into lockdown. Posting photos to Instagram the 52-year-old wrote: "Was booked in for more ink the week of Lockdown.