Ulrika Jonsson reflects on 'tricky relationship' with mum and 'mistakes' she's made

Dancing on Ice fans were baffled to find Rebekah Vardy appear in the studio audience during the live ITV skating show - despite being locked in a High Court battle against Coleen Rooney.The next round of the so-called Wagatha Christie hearings continued this week, but that didn't seem to stop Rebekah turning up to cheer on her former DOI skating partner Andy Buchanan.Rebekah, 39, could be seen looking glamorous in the audience as she sat wearing a tight black top during Sunday's show (February 13).She was seen just after Andy Buchanan had performed a romantic routine with his partner this year, Paralympian Stef Reid.The mum-of-five starred on the thirteenth series of Dancing on Ice last year - before being eliminated in the sixth week of the show.Eagle-eyed fans rushed to Twitter immediately as soon as they saw the reality star.One said: "was that Rebecca Vardy? isn’t she supposed to be in court?"A second wrote: "Why is...

Kanye West has stated that his 'account is not hacked' as he held up a notepad showing the date before covering his face with a balaclava.The 44 year old American rapper, who legally changed his name to Ye, posted a collection of snaps to his 11.6million Instagram followers while holding up a yellow lined notepad which read: "My account is not hacked. 2 13 22." Kanye stared down the lens of the camera in the first shot before donning a black balaclava for the second and third photographs.

The families of Halton McCollin, Louis Brathwaite and Giuseppe Gregory were each robbed of a much loved son by gun crime on the streets of Manchester. The killings were linked, and 14 years, two of those families - Halton's and Louis's - still haven't seen anyone brought to justice. As police make a new appeal for information,the Manchester Evening News looks at the tragic connections between three senseless deaths.

The families of Halton McCollin, Louis Brathwaite and Giuseppe Gregory were each robbed of a much loved son by gun crime on the streets of Manchester. The killings were linked, and 14 years, two of those families - Halton's and Louis's - still haven't seen anyone brought to justice. As police make a new appeal for information,the Manchester Evening News looks at the tragic connections between three senseless deaths. In this, the second in series of special features, M.E.N chief reporter Neal Keeling looks at the murder of Louis Brathwaite.

She's been sporting various different looks during her time on Dancing On Ice, and Corrie star Sally Dynevor wowed with her latest transformation.

The families of Halton McCollin, Louis Brathwaite and Giuseppe Gregory were each robbed of a much loved son by gun crime on the streets of Manchester. The killings were linked, and 14 years, two of those families - Halton's and Louis's - still haven't seen anyone brought to justice.In this, the fourth of a series of special features, M.E.N chief reporter Neal Keeling looks at the devastating effect of gun crime, through the eyes of an ordinary Manchester family.

The family of a young soldier who tragically died on a railway line have paid tribute to a 'wonderful' man who was 'caring, generous and loving'.

The families of Halton McCollin, Louis Brathwaite and Giuseppe Gregory were each robbed of a much loved son by gun crime on the streets of Manchester. The killings were linked, and 14 years, two of those families - Halton's and Louis's - still haven't seen anyone brought to justice. As police make a new appeal for information,the Manchester Evening News looks at the tragic connections between three senseless deaths.In this, the third piece in a series of special features, the M.E.N's chief reporter Neal Keeling looks back at the murder of star pupil Giuseppe.

Big-hearted Kilwinning man Michael Kirkum is pulling out all the stops to deliver an eggsciting Easter for youngsters in hospital.

Kanye “Ye” West started his Sunday by taking jabs at Pete Davidson and his pal, Machine Gun Kelly. The «Donda» rapper shared a series of posts on his Instagram, dedicated to his ex-wife Kim Kardashian’s new beau.

Kodak Black is reportedly one of four people injured Saturday following a shooting outside of a Los Angeles-area restaurant after Justin Bieber's concert Friday.  According to , Black, whose real name is, Bill Kapri, was exiting the party when the shooting occurred.In a statement released by the Los Angeles Police Department Saturday morning, the LAPD says Wilshire area police offers responded to gunshots heard on the 400 block of North La Cienega Boulevard at 2:45 a.m. Saturday morning when they discovered two victims with gunshot wounds.An initial investigation revealed that the shooting occurred after a «physical altercation between several individuals» went down outside of The Nice Guy where Bieber was hosting an after-party after his performance at h.wood and Revolve's Homecoming Weekend party.The LAPD said the suspect fled following the shooting.

A heartbroken widow is desperately appealing for help to track down her wedding dress which she accidentally donated to charity.

Kanye West has been unleashing a flood of posts on Instagram, and they’re all taking aim at Pete Davidson.

We’re back in 1981 — among placards, lapel badges and whooping young people. François Mitterand, a socialist, has just been elected president of France. It isn’t a date that resonates much now — certainly not outside France — but the palpable sense of excitement in the opening scene of Mikhael Hers’s Berlin Film Festival competition entry The Passengers Of The Night suggests we are about to take a sweeping look at lived history.

Ulrika Jonsson has revealed she plans to make her new novel much racier after admitting she cut the sex scenes back in her last book.

IN 2011 I published my first novel, The Importance Of Being Myrtle. It had been over a year in the making and, unlike other celebs who supposedly “write” their books, I ­actually wrote mine.  The story was about a 56-year old woman stuck in a coercively controlled relationship, whose husband dies suddenly.  We follow Myrtle as she discovers a new life and, hopefully, finds new love.

Ulrika Jonsson was left red-faced during a recent interview with Lorraine Kelly after she forgot to take an embarrassing prop off the wall.The 53-year-old TV star appeared on Lorraine to share her thoughts on male violence against women.In an ‘ironic’ turn of events, after watching the interview back, Ulrika soon realised that her ‘African willy protector’ was clearly visible in the background as she tuned in to speak to the host from her living room.Taking to Instagram to point out the embarrassing blunder, Ulrika told her followers that the unusual décor was traditionally worn as a covering by some men in native African tribes."It is with considerable irony that I realise I had an African willy protector in the background of my live on

ULRIKA Jonsson has revealed she accidentally left her "African willy protector" in the background of her Lorraine appearance. In an "ironic" twist, the 53-year-old TV presenter had taken to the ITV breakfast show to discuss male violence against women.

Ulrika Jonsson, 53, appeared on Lorraine today, as the programme discussed the issue of male violence against women, which has become a heated topic of debate in recent weeks, following the disappearance of 33-year-old marketing executive Sarah Everard.The TV personality revealed her son Cameron Johnsson, 26, had created a Whatsapp group with his younger sisters Bo, 20, and Martha, 16, to “reassure” them amid ongoing concerns of gender-based violence.Lorraine asked Ulrika: “You have talked about this particularly with your eldest son, Cameron, and he sent a very heartfelt message to his sisters, didn’t he?”The Swedish-born star replied: “I know, I’m quite surprised because he set up a group chat with his sisters who are 20 and 16. “I was

Lorraine Kelly had to quickly announce an unscheduled advert break after failing to contact presenter Ulrika Jonsson, thanks to technical difficulties.

The Sun.     Speaking of homeschooling Ulrika said: 'Some parents rose to the challenge considerably better than others.