Ulrika Jonsson slams Alexandra Burke's choice not to share baby gender 'Attention seeking'

Ulrika Jonsson left fans stunned after sharing photos of her rarely seen son in honour of his birthday.

Ulrika Jonsson has decided to dazzle her fans with a sultry late night bedroom selfie.The TV star, 55, took to Instagram on Tuesday night (October 19) with a cheeky lingerie snap from the comfort of her own bed at her house in Oxfordshire.Ulrika seemed to be feeling playful as she held up her phone to snap a stunning selfie which saw her snuggling up in bed and pouting for the camera.READ MORE:Ulrika Jonsson slams 'attention seeker' Alexandra Burke for keeping baby gender a secretThe former Gladiators host looked hotter than ever as she laid back in bed and stunned the camera with her ageless makeup-free glow.Ulrika showed off her killer athletic figure in a tiny black lingerie top with a very low neckline and accessorised with a selection of gold chain necklaces.She seemed to be feeling playful as she threw up a peace sign alongside her pout.The doting mum-of-four let her gorgeous blonde locks loose so they could cascade onto the pillow.Making sure to check in on her fans, the broadcaster wrote: "Hey there, it's been a while." in her caption.Ulrika, who loves sharing glamorous snaps with her followers, went fully nude for a recent shoot that saw her mimic Kendall Jenner.She left very little to the imagination when she ditched her clothes and posed up a storm on her sun lounger.Ulrika wrote in her Sun column at the time: "I grew up with parents who were stark b****ck naked at every given opportunity, especially in the heat of the summer because, fundamentally, that is how us humans are supposed to be."Our bodies should not be inhibited by clothing or trapped by beachwear."It may have something to do with the fact the Swedes are forced to spend nine months of the year in the cold, covered in multiple layers."For more of

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.

As the country faces yet more parliamentary turmoil, the Loose Women panel discussed whether it’s time to bring back Boris Johnson. The question split the panel, with Linda Robson speaking favourably of the former Prime Minister while Coleen Nolan disagreed with the idea of bringing him back. Noting that she “always gets slaughtered online” when she backs Boris, Linda continued to say: “I do think he did the best job he could do during Covid.

Ulrika Jonsson has sent fans into meltdown as she marked her eldest son Cameron's birthday on Instagram.The 55-year-old star logged into her account to share a series of snaps of her offspring to celebrate him turning 28 years old on Monday (October 17). She chose a sweet selection of photographs to pay tribute to her little boy.READ MORE: Ulrika Jonsson slams 'attention seeker' Alexandra Burke for keeping baby gender a secretIn one picture, Cameron can be seen posing for a selfie as she posed for a camera with boats in the background.Mum-of-four Ulrika, who shares her son with ex-husband John Turnbull, also posted a picture of a much younger Cameron as the two cuddled up for the camera.

Kerry Katona has slammed the criticism she's received for having multiple fathers to her children.The Atomic Kitten star has just released her new book Whole Again and opened up about being slandered for her family set-up.Mum-of-five Kerry has five children, Molly, 21, and Lilly-Sue, 19, by her first husband and Westlife star Brian McFadden, Heidi, 15, and Max, 14, from second husband Mark Croft and youngest Dylan-Jorge, eight, from her late third husband George Kay.Though the star explained in an exclusive interview how she's always received the bad end of the stick when it comes to reputation and demonisation from the public.Kerry, 42, exclusively explained how there are other stars in the spotlight who have chosen similar paths to her but haven't received half as much slack.One example being former Gladiators host and celeb pal Ulrika Jonsson who has four children from four different fathers, Cameron, 27, Bo, 21, Martha, 17 and Malcolm, 13.Kerry fumed: "It's just society and that's how it is in f***ing TV."She further explained in her book: "Because I’m a woman, I’ve been married multiple times, I’ve got kids with different men – why’s it my fault? Yes I have five children by three fathers, but I’m the one raising them! Where’s the vitriol for the men who plant their seed and bugger off?!"Look at Boris Johnson. He’s got all these different kids with different women and he’s got Prime Minister on his CV! Sometimes it feels like I’m being judged totally unfairly and it angers me.

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 branded Alexandra Burke an "attention seeker" after the X Factor winner said she would be keeping her baby's name and gender a secret. Former Strictly star Alexandra, 34, said on Loose Women this week that she would be keeping her baby private, after she welcomed them with her footballer boyfriend Darren Randolph, 35.

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.

Kaye Adams', 59, brief stint on the BBC dancing show Strictly Come Dancing, Nadia Sawalha, 57, said that she will never take part in the series, despite always being the first to the dance floor at a party. Kaye was sadly the first contestant to leave the competition after dancing live to the nation for just two weeks in a row, but Nadia said the thing that puts her off is trying to remember all the steps.Supporting her friend from the live studio audience, Nadia and fellow Loose Women panellist Jane Moore also grilled Kaye about what the rehearsal schedule behind the scenes was really like.For someone like Kaye who had “never danced one step,” taking the plunge and doing Strictly was terrifying, and soon Nadia realised just how much hard work goes into not only learning a dance routine, but remembering it.Nadia shared with Express.co.uk: “Me, Jane and her went out to dinner the other night and we were just you know, getting every detail from her.“And oh my god, it's so hard, she was showing us some little videos of her rehearsing.“It is so hard! I wouldn’t be able to remember anything!”Surprised at just how demanding the show is, Nadia, who partook in Dancing On Ice back in 2011, said that she would never take part in Strictly.She went on to say: “It has made me very sure that I don’t want to do it.“I wouldn’t be able to remember anything.“All the 25 years we've known each other, everyone would have thought it would be me to go on it [Strictly], because I'm always the first to dance floor at any party or dance the whole night.

Ulrika Jonsson has suggested that Heidi Klum's lingerie snaps with her teenage daughter made her "uneasy".Model Heidi recently posed in underwear alongside Leni, her 18-year-old daughter with Italian businessman Flavio Briatore, for the brand Intimissimi.But Ulrika – who is mum to two daughters herself – was unimpressed.READ MORE: Celebs who leaked their own nudes – Ulrika Jonsson's nip slip to Tommy Lee's full-frontalWriting in The Sun, she said she would never do it herself as it's "wrong" and makes her feel "deeply uneasy".The star said there seemed to be a trend of celebs wheeling out their daughters lately, whether it be posing with them like Heidi and Leni or "twinning" with them like Kylie Jenner and her four-year-old Stormi, who have been spotted in similar versions of the same outfit.And she said that catwalk queen Heidi "makes many feel slightly uneasy by posing in undies with her equally scantily clad 18-year-old Leni".Ulrika said if she asked her own girls – Martha, 18, and Bo, 22 – to pose with her in lingerie, they would see it as "total cringe" and say no."They have, on the rare occasion, been part of my TV work, in certain human interest stories, but the idea of modelling in my knicky-knacky-noos with either of them would probably make us all reach for a bucket," she said."I don’t see my daughters, nay, any of my children as commodities," added the blonde star."They are their own people."Former Gladiators presenter Ulrika, 55, is a mum of four.

Loose Women. The singer, 34, who welcomed her first child with her footballer fiancé Darren Randolph, 35, in July, reflected on her fame's 'impact' upon her family, and how it had been 'hard' for them. She told the panel: 'I come from X Factor which is public and gave me a platform.