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La Toya Jackson as a 'bloody diva' and Verne Troyer as 'not a particularly nice person'. The TV presenter, 54, took part in Celebrity Big Brother in 2009 and went on to win the series, returning the following year for Ultimate Big Brother. With the news that ITV2 are reviving the show next year after it was cancelled by Channel 5 in 2018, Ulrika took a trip down memory lane and recalled her experience taking part in the series.

The Sun, "what hope is there for us mere mortals?"It comes after Strictly star Ola bravely shared a snap of herself and husband James Jordan as she reflected on their changing bodies after leaving the dance floor and welcoming their daughter.After sharing the post, Ola was inundated with supportive messages, as she admitted she wasn't sure if she'd ever get back to her "dancing body".Ola told her 309,000 Instagram followers: "I've got to say it's so nice to see that I'm not alone and that a lot of you go through the same thing as me," she added.The Polish dancer admitted that she "struggles" with the weight she put on after leaving the hit BBC dance show and becoming a mum to adorable daughter Ella.Ola continued: "It is quite embarrassing that I'm being a dancer and I struggle with all this weight that I put on."Addressing the reality of being a busy mum to a young child, Ola confessed that her priorities lie in looking after Ella.She explained: "But, my priority is Ella, she is taking over my life and it's all about her now and I don't know if I'll ever get back to my dancing body again."I would love to, bu I just don't think that's going to happen anytime soon," Ola ended the video.Ola appeared on Loose Women two years ago to talk about her weight gain since having daughter Ella.The star admitted she struggles to fit in time to exercose, saying: "It's just accepting what you are now."Obviously I had an amazing body on Strictly, everyone used to look up to me."Coming to the realisation that it's not the same and it's not going to be the same anymore...." she added.

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The television personality continued to explain why she praises the "older body" and why this new movement "is because women are aging better".She proudly admitted her "body is saggy in places it never used to be" but that it had given her four children.Jennifer stripped naked while promoting her pricey "booty balm" for her company JLO Beauty.The star showed off her incredible physique as she posed in the stunning snaps, even plastered on a 60ft billboard in Los Angeles.Jen looked incredible in the snaps, which were released alongside a video of the star in a black cutout swimsuit.The product description reads on the site: "A clinically tested, high-performance formula inspired by the most iconic booty that visibly firms and hydrates skin and fades the appearance of stretch marks for a smoother, more refined-looking booty."It starts at £54 and is expected to be a massive hit.This is not the first time Ulrika has shown her support for the naked body, and she also gave her opinion on actress Florence Pugh's Rome outfit.Florence sparked a wave of controversy when she wore a breast-baring dress at the Valentino Haute Couture.Ulrika slammed social media users sharing that the "inequality is there for all to see" as she backed the young actress' outfit choice.Florence was hit with comments calling her "flat-chested" and mocking her "tiny t*ts".Ulrika wrote: "Strange, really, when you think these men presumably have two of their own adorning their cowardly, pathetic chests."And to think this is 2022. Quite what the issue with breasts is I'll never know.

Ulrika Jonsson has criticised the Love Island boys for their alleged "misogyny and sexist behaviour" on the ITV dating show. In her latest column for The Sun, the TV star shared her concerns over the lads' behaviour toward the girls inside the villa, which she deemed to be "worrying".

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.It comes as Ulrika previously revealed she underwent a breast reduction at 41.The star explained that after developing breasts at a late age, she felt "vulnerable" and "exposed" of her 36L chest.Ulrika made the confession to Lorraine Kelly on her ITV show.Speaking about the procedure, the mother-of-four branded it “one of the best decisions she ever made”.As well as Ulrika defending the star, Bridgerton actor Rege-Jean Pagel took to Instagram to urge men to assess their response towards Florence's picture.Reposting Florence's response, Rege wrote: "Take a look at yourself fellas."Then take a look at your mates and step up when it's time to step up."When the boys are out of line, have a word.""The weird thing about misogyny is men actually listen to other men, so do your bit, cos the next few years in particular are gonna be a really good time to listen, and take some responsibility, for everyone's sake", he added.

TV presenter Ulrika Jonsson has said she will now follow in the footsteps of actress Florence Pugh by 'freeing the nipple.'

Ulrika Jonsson, 54, stood up for Florence Pugh yesterday after the 26-year-old actor was body shamed by disgusting trolls for wearing a translucent gown that showed her nipples.The Marvel actress picked a revealing, sheer tulle dress for Valentino’s haute couture show in Rome last Friday.When Florence shared the pictures of herself in the stunning dress to Instagram, she alluded to the social media platform’s ban on showing female nipples in her caption.However, she was soon forced to share a lengthy Instagram post the following Sunday after she was subjected to “vulgar” backlash and misogyny from those that took issue with the fuchsia garment’s sheer bodice.Ulrika, who is a proud feminist, voiced her support for Florence in her latest column, requesting a “round of applause” for the actress.“Men, appalled by her audacity, and supposedly shocked to see a pair of fine breasts, immediately went on the attack on social media, calling her ‘flat-chested’ and mocking her ‘tiny t*ts’,” Ulrika penned.“Strange, really, when you think these men presumably have two of their own adorning their cowardly, pathetic chests.“And to think this is 2022. Quite what the issue with breasts is I’ll never know.

Ulrika Jonsson has shown off her sexy side once again as she posed braless in a photo on Monday morning, days after stripping completely naked in her garden. The 54-year-old model confidently showed off her body in the racy photo, which she shared on her Instagram stories.

Victoria Beckham, saying her super-strict diet sounds like a 'miserable existence'. The opinionated TV presenter, 54, didn't mince words after learning Sergio Ramos' wedding was reportedly 'thrown into turmoil' with Victoria's 'complicated' dinner demands of coconut water and mints.  Victoria's husband David also previously revealed his wife has eaten the same dish for 25 years - grilled fish and steamed vegetables.

Victoria Beckham, 48, has come under scrutiny for her strict diet and exercise regime ever since her “foodie” husband David Beckham, 47, exposed her for eating the same meal every day for decades.The fashion designer has now been slated by Ulrika Jonsson, 54, who has claimed that Posh Spice’s food fads “must make for a miserable existence”.David outed Victoria to the River Cafe Table 4 podcast, explaining: “When I’m eating something great I want everyone to try it!"Unfortunately I’m married to someone that has eaten the same thing for the last 25 years."Since I met Victoria, she only eats grilled fish, steamed vegetables, she will very rarely deviate away from there.”Former model Ulrika insisted she couldn’t even attempt to follow Victoria’s diet, as she “lives to eat” and wouldn’t say no to certain foods just to stay super slim and youthful.In her latest column, the TV presenter questioned: “I seriously wonder what enjoyment Victoria gets out of life.“I mean, the girl’s idea of ‘comfort food’ is wholemeal toast with salt on it.“Even her hubby David says she’s eaten the same thing for the past 30 years, which sounds sad and must make for a miserable existence.“Granted, she looks amazing on it.

Ulrika Jonsson, 54, has paid tribute to Kendall Jenner's recent naked sunbathing snap, by recreating the saucy photo herself. Stripping down to her birthday suit, the Swedish born broadcaster shared a photo of herself sunbathing in a field in rural Britain, as she topped up her already glowing tan. Kendall, 26, recently wowed fans as she shared a stripped down photo of herself sunbathing in nothing but a baseball cap after she split from boyfriend Devin Booker earlier this month.

The model went on to say that she identifies with the findings before revealing that she feels like she is in her sexual prime.She also told how she feels sexier with age.Ulrika explained: "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," she wrote in her column for The Sun.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 boasts a colourful personal life, with three ex-husbands.Speaking to same publication, the star admitted: "I enjoy sex, I want to have sex and I am open to experience that.However, she stated that the admission comes with a preconception, explaining: "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, 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 for 11 years, before splitting in 2019.They share son Malcolm together.Brian also adopted Ulrika's daughter, Bo, from the presenter's relationship with German hotel boss Markus Kempen.The star also has daughter Martha with ex-husband Lance Gerrard-Wright,

arthritis, revealing that she is "nearing" the need for a hip replacement.The Swedish TV personality, 54, candidly opened up about her health struggles in a new interview which saw her speak about living with the condition as she added that her "body is falling apart."The star was previously diagnosed with the condition in both of her hips four years ago.As a result, Ulrika told how she was forced to give up running as she was advised that some forms of exercise "weren't ideal".The Swedish TV personality revealed that she finds it hard to get out of bed or to stand up after writing for long periods.Despite her battle with the condition, Ulrika told how she wants to delay the need for a hip replacement for as long as possible.She said: "I've got a couple of friends who have had hip replacements and they're a bit older than me and I just thought that's not really something I want to be contemplating already."It definitely was one of those things where you go 'it's a slippery slope to old age," she admitted.Ulrika went on: "For me it was a bit of fear and panic because you just think it's not really something you can halt."This is a sign that my body is falling apart,' she said to MailOnline.Arthritis is a common condition that causes pain and inflammation in a joint.Treatments include medication, lifestyle changes and surgery in the more severe cases.This is not the first time that Ulrika has bravely spoken out about living with the condition.Last month, the mother of four opened up to Express.co.uk about living with arthritis and the "stigma" that she feels is attached to the condition.She also spoke about suffering from a degenerative disc disease in her back and explained how the pain of it impacted her mental

MailOnline. “Nobody likes to lose sleep it's so debilitating.

Former model Ulrika Jonsson has opened up about the "horrendous" bouts of arthritis that leave her struggling to get out of bed and make her feel as though her "body is falling apart".The 54 year old revealed that it's even reached the point where she will need a hip replacement and had to give up running.The mum-of-four has said that the sleep loss is debilitating and while she says she's not in daily pain, she has admitted she's finding it harder to get of bed or the car, being forced to use a specially designed hot water bottle to ease the stiffness in her hips. Get exclusive celebrity stories and fabulous photoshoots straight to your inbox with OK!'s daily newsletter. Speaking to the MailOnline, she said: "The big thing is I work for the most time at home and I'm often sitting down writing and I just can't sit down for long periods of time.

Ulrika explained that there was no other choice but abortion. The columnist wrote of her own experience in the wake of the potential overruling of Roe vs.

The Sun that perhaps she is simply "desperate for human company".However, cancel culture, combined with compensation lawsuits, seem to have made many people anxious about laughing and joking in case their intentions are misinterpreted.Ulrika made it clear she's firmly against racism or homophobia, however, she believes that some of the other jokes might have been taken too seriously.She also added she believed that most "right-minded" people knew when to draw the line and what the difference was between a light-hearted jibe and an inappropriate and offensive one.Ulrika, who has also admitted to mixed feelings about the "neutrality" of her home country, Sweden, has nonetheless caused offence online herself recently.In a separate Sun column earlier in the year, she had commented on a hospital trust in Brighton and Sussex which suggested to midwives they could "refer to mothers as birthing parents and the act of breastfeeding as chest-feeding”.The new terminology had been adopted in a bid to make trans or non-binary parents feel more included.However, Ulrika challenged: "Why can I not enjoy being called a mother? I don’t want to be a ‘birthing parent’."She added: "Why does traditional terminology always have to incite negative connotations?"At what point am I allowed to stand up and say my breasts are called breasts because that is what they biologically and organically are?”The comment caused offence among some members of the transgender community.However Ulrika insists she is not transphobic, and merely feels proud to be female.Pink News also commented that "birthing people" was being used as an additional term, alongside the conventional label of "mother", instead of replacing it.After claiming she had been a victim of

Eurovision always provides watchers with iconic performances and must watch moments. It has become a pivotal part of European culture and is the highlight of many peoples year- a musical Olympics as such. And having such a huge production broadcast live from a completely new place, with completely new acts and stunts every year there is always bound to be some mishaps.

TV favourite Ulrika Jonsson is no stranger to speaking her mind on her topical and controversial issues. The star, 54, has chosen to share a personal experience of abortion and revealed the decision “was my choice”. Talking openly in her column in The Sun, Ulrika openly explains that that there was “not a moment’s doubt in my mind” over the decision.