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Gogglebox star Lee issues Jenny health update as fans rush to support him

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Gogglebox star Lee Riley has issued an update on close friend Jenny being in hospital. He said: "She has had an operation but it's been on the waiting list for two years, and it came BAFTA week.

I was totally gutted she couldn't be by my side last night, and she was as well. But she's doing well and she's out this week".

Lee spoke to the Daily Star on the red carpet ahead of the BAFTAs and explained Jenny is recovering after receiving treatment.

He said: "She is no well, she is having an operation, a mini one, but she is recovering well though. "She was invited but the appointment was in BAFTA week.

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