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Gogglebox star Lee has issued a health update on co-star Jenny. The sofa favourite told fans of her current health after she was hospitalised earlier this year.

In a fresh video, Lee said: "Finally caught up with Jenny in Cyprus oh she is back to her normal self the sun has done her good first night. . .

watch the clip . "In the clip, Lee said: "Hi everybody, here we are now. We have just come to a party in Cyprus and we weren't even invited.

Jenny gate-crashed it and she just got chucked out. " READ MORE Woman savaged over 'monstrous' way she cuts her sandwiches Lee added: "Anyway happy summer everybody.

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