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This Morning presenter has opened up about her love life following her high-profile split from Phil Vickery, 61, back in 2020. Fern and Phil ended their marriage after 20 years, after originally meeting on the popular cookery game show Ready Steady Cook in 1994. Speaking about her love life, Fern revealed: “Being single has been liberating. I like being on my own. “I wouldn’t consider dating again at the moment.

Fern Britton, 65, has opened up about how she used to leave work “sobbing and crying” due to her own personal struggles.The former This Morning presenter has opened up about the difficulties of IVF following the break-up of her marriage to Phil Vickery back in 2020. Fern has three children from her first marriage to TV executive Clive Jones: twin boys Jack and Harry and a daughter named Grace. She also has another daughter, Winnie with her second husband Phil, whom she split from in 2020 after 20 years of marriage. The popular presenter has been open about how she conceived her twins after four rounds of IVF.Recalling what a difficult time that was, Fern spoke about how “alone” she felt. READ MORE: “Nowadays, everyone is better educated about fertility, but I remember feeling very alone when I was going through IVF,” she said.“There were few people I could talk to about it because it wasn’t really spoken about back then.“I found it really difficult and very lonely – the crushing disappointment when it doesn’t work is unbelievable.

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Good Housekeeping, told the publication that she wasn't afraid of change.“The last three years have been very hard; I lost my parents, I lost my marriage."I lost my other home in Buckinghamshire, too, because Phil lives there now and I’m in Cornwall.

Fern Britton has told how she is starting a new chapter after a tough few years of loss and heartache.

Fern Britton has opened up about the painful few years in which her marriage broke down to TV chef Phil Vickery.

Fern Britton took to Twitter on Wednesday to share a poignant post with her fans.

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