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Jasmine Harman described the harrowing way that her beloved family pet, who she shared with husband Jon Boast, choked on his ball and sadly died as a result. Getting visibly emotional and at one point pausing to cover her face as she cried, Jasmine shared the story she has “never spoken about before” to her 108,000 followers.Standing outside surrounded by trees, Jasmine began: “Some of you may have seen on my grid.Today would have been our dog Jets birthday and he would have been three today.”With a wobbly voice, the Channel 4 star continued: “I want to talk about something quite difficult.

JASMINE Harman has been left devastated after suffering "four lots" of "tremendously sad news". The A Place in the Sun presenter took to Instagram to thank her husband Jon Boast for his support but didn't give any further details. Jasmine, 47, wrote: "Well this week has been an absolute downer.

A Place in the Sun that they wished they had Jasmine Harman, 46.

A Place in the Sun that they wished they had Jasmine Harman, 46.

A Place in the Sun presenter Jasmine Harman certainly brings a lot of sunshine into people's lives when she shows them around properties on the hit Channel 4 property series.Off camera, she is also helping others by raising awareness of a rare disease that she herself has and champions body positivity.Born on November 15 1975 in Hackney, London, the 46-year old has presented A Place in the Sun since 2004, alongside Jonnie Irwin.It wasn't just fame that Jasmine found on A Place in the Sun though, she also found 'the one' when she fell in love with a camera man working on the show.She told The Mirror that her relationship with cameraman Jon Boast blossomed after a night out: "We went out dancing one night that weekend and I like a man who's

© @Copyright HELLO! Hello! Magazine A Place in the Sun star Jasmine Harman has opened up about the moment she met her husband Jon Boast for the first time. The TV presenter, who has fronted the Channel 4 show since 2004, met her future husband on the show while he was working behind the camera and she in front.

A Place In The Sun, but she wasn't banking on discovering her dream man behind the scenes.The presenter, 45, was filming in Portugal when she met cameraman Jon Boast, the pair building up an instant connection.While their romance was a slow-burner, they eventually "fell in love" and the rest is history. Discussing their relationship in an interview with Saturday magazine, Jasmine recalled their romantic meet-cute.

A Place In The Sun's Jasmine Harman shared her beautiful love story with her husband Jon Boast.

Jasmine Harman, 45, took to social media to share a throwback picture of her family on a staycation last year.

Jasmine Harman, 45, has admitted she used to “party loads” when filming for A Place In The Sun back in the early 2000s. One morning, the property expert woke up with her phone still in her hand and “vomit” down her arm after doing shots of tequila.Opening up on the show’s informal wrap parties which followed filming sessions, Jasmine shared: “I used to party loads.The worst was in 2004.“I woke up in a hotel in Girona with the room phone in my hand and vomit over my arm."It was pretty bad.

Jasmine Harman has taken to social media today to share a picture from a past holiday with fans.The TV star was reminiscing about a trip to Mexico with her husband and kids.In the snap, the mum-of-two could be seen smiling for the camera in her bikini as she perched on the side of a swimming pool.She was joined by her husband Jon Boast and their children Joy, seven, and Albion, five.The picture was taken three years ago, way before the coronavirus pandemic broke out and prevented people from travelling unnecessarily.“What I wouldn’t give to be on holiday,” the 45-year-old told her 71,800 followers.The family-of-four made the most of the warm weather in the beach resort of Cancún.“On this day, 3 years ago!” Jasmine captioned her sun-soaked

Laura is not the only host from the Channel 4 show struggling during the third national lockdown, her co-star Jasmine Harman has also spoken out about the negative effect it is having.The 45-year-old TV star admitted it was taking its toll on her both physically and mentally and spoke candidly about her recent weight gain.She also revealed that she was “struggling to keep her head above water,” while homeschooling her children.Mum-of-two Jasmine shares son Albion and daughter Joy with her husband Jon Boast.She posted two pictures on Instagram which illustrated her point.The images showed Jasmine in a sports bra and denim shorts 18 months apart.

© @Copyright HELLO! Hello! Magazine From Laura Hamilton to Jasmine Harman, the A Place In The Sun presenters often open up about their home lives on social media, and that includes their weddings. Here are the most beautiful photos from their big days, along with everything we know about their celebrations.

Jasmine Harman, 45, has given fans an insight into her relationship with husband Jon Boast, who she tied the knot with in 2009.The couple met on the set of A Place In The Sun: Home or Away, as they both embarked on their debut episode.Jasmine revealed they were both taking on their first TV jobs at the time and were “thrown in together”.Following the pressures of a brand new career venture, Jasmine admitted their romance was a bit of a “slow burner”.Speaking candidly about her relationship with the cameraman, the A Place In The Sun presenter said: “We met on the very first episode.“Jon was the cameraman, and we were just working together for the whole of the first series.“The director and producer were always busy working away and recce-ing

"So I've got 24 hours to wait."Jasmine stressed she wants to return home to be with her two children Albion, four, and Joy, six, who she shares with her husband, Jon Boast."I'm missing my kids," she shared."I know you're probably thinking, 'It's not that bad, Jas, you're stuck in Fuerteventura!'"'The weather is lovely, you're near the beach.'"The star concluded: "But actually, I just want to get home and see my babies!"It comes after Jasmine took the opportunity to thank the production crew for their work on the last episode.Alongside a snap of herself posing in a pink and red floral dress, she told her Instagram followers: "That's a wrap in Fuerteventura! This dress is brightening up the weather!"You know how I love my florals! (And I see

"I mean, seriously? 48 degrees."The Channel 4 personality shared: "Also, we've had a huge area to cover with long distances."We've had all of the coronavirus protocols as well to contend with to make sure we're keeping everyone safe."It has been a long week I've got to say!"Jasmine's admission comes after she opened up about the early days of her long-term relationship with her husband Jon Boast.The couple met while they were both working on A Place in the Sun back in 2004.Jasmine and Jon, who share their two children Albion and Joy together, tied the knot in 2009.In a recent interview, Jasmine admitted it wasn't love at first sight when she first met her "cameraman"."He was my cameraman.

Jasmine Harman has presented the popular holiday home series A Place in the Sun since 2004 and has since taken us all over the world in search of the perfect holiday homes.Today Jasmine is back on our screens as the series returns to Channel 4 what is known of Jasmine's family life away from the show?Jasmine and husband Jon Boast have two children together son Albion and daughter Joy.Earlier this year, Jasmine spoke of how lockdown has allowed her to spend more time with her children as filming was suspended.She said: "This is probably the first time since we've had two children that we've all been together for this long."We've rarely taken more than a week's holiday together.

Lockdown could have been a really punchy period for TV presenter Jasmine Harman. Not least because she and her cameraman husband, Jon Boast, have not spent so much time in each other’s company for years, due to the nature of their jobs.

A Place In The Sun presenter Jasmine Harman, 44, who met her husband Jon Boast on the Channel 4 show, has opened up about how "full on" and "difficult" it is homeschooling her children while he is away during the nationwide lockdown.The Channel 4 star said she respects single parents who do it on their own "day in, day out".Jasmine, who is currently in lockdown with her two young children, told her 34,000 Instagram followers how "difficult" it has been while her husband has been away.The presenter, who explained that her husband Jon Boast, is currently away as he is "locked down" while working in Devon, began to say how "chaotic" it has been for her in a video on her Instagram story last night.She said: "Anyone who has small children or

A Place In The Sun presenter Jasmine Harman, 44, who is currently isolating at home with her husband Jon Boast, and their two children, has spoken about how normally they rarely see each other.The TV star said it's the first time in a long while that they've all been together for this long.Jasmine, who has been suffering with coronavirus symptoms, has admitted how rare it is for herself and Jon to be spending this amount of time together with their children due to their work commitments.The Channel 4 host exclusively told Express.co.uk: "It's really unusual because quite often we're ships in the night and quite often I’ll return home and John will be leaving that same day or the next day, and vice versa."So it's been almost unprecedented

Jasmine Harman, 44, proved she is just the rest of us as she opened up about comfort eating during the coronavirus pandemic lockdown in recent weeks.The presenter said she got into the habit of drinking wine “every day” and eating more then usual which has caused her to gain weight.The property expert suffered from coronavirus back in March while her husband Jon Boast was away from their home for work purposes.Jasmine said being left at home with the couple’s two children gave her no time to exercise and caused her to eat more.Opening up about her weight change in Closer Magazine, she said: “I’ve never been much of a drinker, but it got to the point where I’d have wine every day with dinner.“If friends were toasting a new baby I’d think,