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Ulrika Jonsson has made a swipe at former EastEnders actress Maisie Smith as she labelled her a self-indulgent attention seeker.

Ulrika Jonsson has said that at the age of 55, her sex drive is higher than ever.

Ulrika Jonsson, 55, has been no stranger to dating footballers - but she's now made it clear that Strictly's Tony Adams is one conquest she never attempted to make.The former TV presenter once dated Stan Collymore, and even had a fling with England manager Sven-Goran Eriksson, but she was keen to set the record straight on Tony's claims that she had previously slipped her phone number into his pocket, claiming on Instagram that she was "laughing my t**s off" at the claim.Tony, 56, in recently unearthed quotes from his book, insisted that he had resisted her advances as he was more interested in supermodel Caprice Bourret, whose presence on his arm had made him feel like a "king".However, an astonished Ulrika firmly denied his claims, stating that there wasn't "an ounce of truth in it". She doubled down on that comment on Instagram, telling her 202,000 followers: "Laughing my t**s off at this. Never, ever met the bloke.

However, Ulrika has now broken her silence to reject Tony’s claims, saying there is “not an ounce of truth in it”.The Gladiator host told the Daily Mail: “Never met the guy!”Ulrika has not been one to shy away from speaking out about her romantic life.Earlier this year, the TV star candidly revealed she is in her "sexual prime" and she "cares less" about what other people think as she gets older.Writing in her column for The Sun, Ulrika spoke about getting older, adding that she feels sexiest after having shed her "insecurities".She penned: "Nearly half of those questioned in the survey said they now feel more confident and more comfortable in their own skin."A fifth claimed their dating life is spicier and more exciting."Ulrika explained that she identifies with the findings before revealing that she feels like she is in her sexual prime and said she now she feels sexier with age.Ulrika added: "I can identify with all this and have been singing about it for the past few years."I’ve definitely let go of many insecurities and inhibitions – and when it comes to sex, I feel I’m in my prime.""Age and experience add layers of depth, interest and fascination.”Last year, Ulrika admitted telling her four children that she is a "sexual creature" and that she hasn't ruled out a fourth marriage.She said: "I'm a hedonist and a spontaneous person who believes in love."While it would feel strange getting married again, I can't ever rule it out for the future."

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.

Loose Women and revealed she had chosen to keep her baby's name and gender a secret to protect them.The 34-year-old's decision has been slammed by Ulkrika Jonsson, 55, who said such a move will attract more attention.She said: "Announcing you’re pregnant and then shutting the door of access to your life for those who have hitherto cared about your journey, supported you or are just plain nosey, isn’t on."For me, it attracts far more attention than leaving the door ajar and letting people know you’ve had a girl or a boy."Maybe that was the point, says the cynic in me."Ulrika shared her thoughts in her column with The Sun, titled: "Alexandra Burke not revealing baby gender is just attention seeking… don’t play fame game if you want to protect kids."Strictly's Matt Goss opens up about 'very rare' health conditionShe went on to say she didn't understand how choosing to keep the gender private would compromise their child as she pointed out their baby will eventually be seen in public. Ulrika likened the situation to her own experience with fame.The presenter came into the spotlight 34 years ago as a weather presenter before she moved on to host Gladiators. The mother-of-four said she "learnt very quickly" that people would take an interest in her personal life and not just work."I always had a healthy understanding that I did not have the power to turn off the tap of fame just because I felt uncomfortable about aspects of my life," she added before going on to wish Alexandra luck with keeping things private. The presenter went on to praise the new mum for her "personal tenacity, physical strength and ambition" and went on to congratulate her.The X Factor winner documented her pregnancy progress and birth on her Instagram

Helen Skelton, 39, is currently delighting viewers of Strictly Come Dancing week after week with her professional partner Gorka Marquez.

Ulrika Jonsson has blasted Alexandra Burke as "attention seeking" for not revealing the gender of her baby. Alexandra, 34, and her footballer fiance Darren Randolph, 35, welcomed their first child together in July but have not given any details of the tot as Alexandra says her family "did not ask for fame" but Ulrika doesn't agree. Writing in The Sun, Ulrika said: "The public clearly have an interest in her and her private life.

Ulrika Jonsson has commented on Alexandra Burke's decision to not reveal her baby's name and gender, saying it "attracts far more attention." Alexandra, 34, welcomed her first child in July with her footballer beau, Darren Randolph, 35.The X Factor singer recently appeared on Loose Women, where she got emotional as she revealed the reason she's decided to keep her baby's name and gender private. However, Ulrika, who starred with Alexandra on SAS: Who Dares Wins, has said she "can't wrap her head around" the star's decision.

Ulrika Jonsson, 55, has slammed Heidi Klum's decision to pose with her 18-year-old daughter Leni for an underwear campaign.The 49-year-old embraced the cameras with her eldest child as they put their sensational physiques centre-stage in various lingerie items.As part of the campaign, the mother and daughter were also seen dancing around together in a video.In view of her 9.9.

TV presenter Ulrika Jonsson has unleashed a furious rant on Molly-Mae Hague following the Love Island star's recent baby gender reveal. Last month influencer Molly-Mae announced she was expecting her first baby with boyfriend Tommy Fury after meeting on Love Island back in 2019.

Ulrika Jonsson has launched an attack on pregnant 23 year old Molly Mae, calling her “pointless”, “unskilled” and “naive”.The veteran TV star wrote an entire article for The Sun, where she slammed the former Love Island runner up for being “melodramatic” during her pregnancy. Molly, who revealed her baby’s gender in a sweet video early last week, had said in a recent Instagram post that she was finding parts of her pregnancy journey tough, and had “cried five times” at one point.

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.

Dancing on Ice was won by Regan Gascoigne, who blew the judges and viewers at home away with his performances, alongside pro partner Karina Manta. And, before long it will be time for a new batch of skating stars to take to the rink in a bid to impress Olympic legends Torvill and Dean and their fellow judges.

Ulrika Jonsson has urged Victoria Beckham to "heal" the "rift" she reportedly has with her daughter-in-law Nicola Peltz, who married her eldest son Brooklyn Beckham earlier this year.The former Gladiators host, 55, told how she feels for the fashion designer, who just yesterday showcased her Spring/ Summer 2023 collection at Paris Fashion Week, as she urged her to make amends with Nicola before the couple started to welcome children.Ulrika Jonsson told how she feels Victoria is going through something "every mother fears" with her new daughter-in-law, claiming that mothers are usually "pushed out" of being the centre of attention following nuptials.The blonde star spoke about the importance of family, branding her four children her "everything" while urging the fashion guru to "make amends".Brooklyn and Nicola wed in a glamorous, multi-million dollar wedding in Florida at her parents house earlier this year.The pair have since spoke of their eagerness at starting a family, but in the wake of "feud" rumours between Nicola and Victoria, Ulrika has urged the mother-of-four to "heal the rift" before this happens.She wrote: "So poor old VB surely needs to sort out this strained atmosphere before the patter of tiny Beckham feet comes along."It’s one thing making way for a new Mrs Beckham in her daughter-in-law, quite another being an alienated, ostracised granny who doesn’t get a look-in because Nicola’s mum will be all over the grandchild."That’s a whole other level of pain," she wrote in her column for The Sun.The reported "feud" is said to have started between the two women when it came to designing Nicola's wedding dress.The tension between the Beckham and Peltz clan stemmed after claims Nicola's mother Claudia Heffner

Coolio - real name Artis Leon Ivey Jr - “touched the world” with his talent and will be “missed profoundly” following his death aged 59, his management have said. The US rapper, responsible for 1990s hit song Gangsta’s Paradise, died on Wednesday afternoon. Coolio’s manager at Trinity Artists International, Sheila Finegan, confirmed the death to the PA news agency.

Ulrika has shared her opinion on the subject.The 55-year-old who first became known as a TV-AM weather presenter, asked the rhetorical question to her readers: “Is it ever OK to send a smutty, flirty message to someone when you’re in a committed relationship?”Using her own past of infidelity within her first marriage as an example, Ulrika said that infidelity to her was very black and white, with “no grey area” as to whether her behaviour was appropriate or not.She wrote for The Sun: “Telling fibs to all those around you, then lying to yourself.That’s a whole bucketful of dishonesty.“I was unfaithful in my first marriage.

Hugh Grant left ‘sobbing’ as Queen’s beloved pony attends funeralOn treating what she refers to as "the Carlsberg of breast cancers", she added: "It’s just a lumpectomy, radio-therapy, then a drug called Tamoxifen, which is a hormone blocker, for five to ten years.”Sarah went on to say she felt "really lucky" that it isn't an aggressive form.The mother-of-two's diagnosis has meant she's had to come off of HRT, prescribed for the menopause.On dealing with her hormones, she said: “It’s a weird kind of hot.

Ulrika Jonnson, 55, has fumed Britain is "building a nation of spoiled brats" as she compared the attitudes of other kids to Prince George, nine, and Princess Charlotte, seven, at Queen Elizabeth II's state funeral.The TV personality praised their "impeccable" behaviour and "outstanding performances" at the sad event.Ulrika has urged the country to "learn from George and Charlotte" due to their incredible manners, while the world was watching on Monday.Talking about the royal children, she said: "You could say there were adults in the congregation who displayed less upright conduct and demeanour than these two young, impressive creatures."I won’t be the only parent who was astounded by their ability to melt into the crowd of mourners at the Queen’s funeral, without attracting the wrong kind of attention."Taking into account their ages, it is not beyond the realms of possibility that there would be fidgeting and eye rolls; chatting and attention-seeking", Ulrika wrote in her The Sun column.Ulrika then went off on a tangent on her "intense dislike" for the young children of today who are mainly "over-stimulated" and require "constant" attention.She continued: "It’s breeding a nation of spoiled brats whose every whim has to be catered for."Kids are no longer expected to just be bored or to entertain themselves."George and Charlotte were the youngest mourners following the Queen's coffin through a nave packed with world leaders in an expression of continuity for the British monarchy.Goerge, who is now second in line to the throne, wore a dark blue suit as he walked alongside his father, the Prince of Wales.Charlotte meanwhile looked lovely in a black dress, which was paired with a wide-brimmed hat, alongside her mother Kate,

The star then shifted to footage of bagpipe players at the funeral event day.She wrote in the caption to the story post: “The pipers got me crying.”The TV presenter has been a fervent supporter of the Queen and the Royal Family.She even defended the monarchy earlier this week after Succession writer Jesse Armstrong took a swipe at the newly appointed King Charles III.After the show won Best Drama Series at the Emmy 2022 Awards, the writer addressed the crowds.He said: "Big week for Succession. New king in the UK this week for us.“Evidently, a little more voting involved in our winning than Prince Charles."His words were slammed on social media by viewers, with many branding him disrespectful.Now, Ulrika has shared her thoughts about the frowned upon moment.The ex Gladiators host began by saying she had "grown increasingly bored and frustrated" with people sharing their "political thoughts and beliefs" at big events.She went on to say: "I don’t much care for your opinion on the monarchy, Mr Armstrong."If I did, I’d ask for it."A woman, grandmother and great-grandmother has just passed away.