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Twitter to share her daily shenanigans with her fans, with the former This Morning presenter sharing an update on her recent health woes.The TV personality revealed she had been "lapping up" sympathy after testing positive for Covid, as she now has "full body-aches".Fern took to Twitter at the weekend to reveal she had tested positive for Covid-19, after testing negative the day before.The former This Morning presenter took to Twitter today to update her fans on her symptoms.She wrote in view of her 115,100 followers: "Good afternoon covid chums."How are you? Today my body aches from the waist down and shoulders up. You?"Many social media users rushed to the comments to share their Covid stories and wish the presenter well.K8_fletch said: "My symptoms started 24hrs ago.Sore throat, awful headache and body aches."No positive result yet.

Celebrity Big Brother's Louis Walsh opened up about his shock cancer diagnosis during lockdown on Friday's episode of the reality show.The TV judge, 71, admitted that the health scare gave him a 'reality check' and reminded him that he is in the 'real world' as he detailed how sick he was at the time.Thankfully, Louis told his other housemates that medics were able to "clear up" the cancer but back in the pandemic, he described how he was "sick" and the ordeal affected him mentally. It comes as the music mogul prepares to face the live eviction alongside Levi, Ekin-Su, Fern Britton and David Potts. Asked by his housemates how he fared when discussions turned to the pandemic, Louis announced his health scare which "nobody knew" about.

For the first time since 2018, a whole new host of celebrities are set to swap their day-to-day lives for the Celebrity Big Brother house. Kickstarting on Monday, 4 March, famous faces including Sharon Osbourne, Louis Walsh and Fern Britton have all reportedly signed up for the show. Among those stars allegedly set to enter the Celebrity Big Brother house is Bradley Riches.The 22 year old actor, perhaps best known for his appearance in Netflix’s Heartstopper, where he played James McEwan.

Celebrity Big Brother is returning to screens on Monday night (February 4) for the first time in six years. Following the reboot of Big Brother in October 2023, the celebrity version is making a comeback on ITV with a host of famous faces set to enter the iconic house.

This Morning host previously tested negative for Covid-19 before re-testing today and being confirmed positive.On Twitter, she shared a photo of her positive coronavirus test and typed: “You are all so lovely! Lapping up the sympathy and sending love to everyone who is suffering. “Back to bed xxxxxxxx,” she added.The star had received many messages of support after saying yesterday she was “sore” and “achy” from a mysterious illness.@ShelleyBathy replied: “Hope you feel better soon. Me and my fella have got it too.”@The_Environmunt commented: “Feel for you.

Queen “isn’t going anywhere for some time”.The former This Morning star had taken to Twitter to share a picture of the Monarch at the The Windsor Horse Show.The Queen had recently prompted concerns among observers after she handed over a number of duties to younger royals by pulling out of attending this year's palace garden parties.But Her Majesty appeared to be in great spirits on Friday as she attended the Royal Windsor Horse Show after missing the first day of the event.In view of her 112,400 Twitter followers, Fern shared a photo on Friday of the Monarch smiling broadly alongside the Earl and the Countess of Wessex.She captioned the snap: “The Queen at the The Windsor Horse Show.She looks wonderful.“I don’t believe she’s going anywhere for some time!!!”Royal fans were quick to reply to the tweet to discuss the ongoing concerns surrounding the Queen’s health.Hunter1_lj tweeted: “I pray not. It's just her mobility isn't always great.“But happy to see Her Majesty, @RoyalFamily enjoying one of her passions.

Kerry Katona has shared a positive update on her health, revealing that she is no longer taking medication for her bipolar but admits she often suffers from manic episodes.The former singer, 41, has never shied away from discussing her health and lifestyle, admitting that her famous interview on This Morning back in 2008 was not related to drink or drugs.Kerry appeared to slur her words during the interview with Fern Britton and Phillip Schofield, with many claiming she was under the influence – a claim she has always denied and insisted it was the result of her bipolar meds.Speaking on GB News' Breakfast with Eamonn & Isabel, she revealed that she has stopped taking medication.Sharing an insight on her current condition, Kerry explained: "I'm very hyper and I get very manic."I have really manic episodes and these can last for weeks and then I come crashing down, that is almost like being on a drug itself."They are the traits of being on some kind of drug anyway."The television star went on to say: "I went on lots of different medications which they call it trial and error to find the right kind of dosage for your manic and depressive episodes."There was a very famous interview where because of my medication, it makes your speech very very slowly because I can be very manic and things are 100 miles an hour in my head I'm very animated but I'm on no medication at the moment."Isabel interjected, adding: "That's your choice then, does it dampen how you feel? I ask you that because we look at people like Kanye West for example who has very publicly been having displays of bipolar recently, these long episodes."But also many people say he's a genius, are you afraid of taking medication because you'll lose some of the benefits

Piers Morgan and Fern Britton have torn into Boris Johnson as he ruled out immediately reimposing restrictions, despite Covid-19 numbers continuing to rise.The Prime Minister warned that the situation is ‘extremely difficult’ in the lead up to Christmas, with a steep rise in hospitalisations in London.After gathering the cabinet for an unscheduled meeting earlier today – hours after a picture emerged of him at a garden party last May – he warned that new measures could be enforced soon.Taking to Twitter shortly after, Good Morning Britain presenter Piers laid into the PM and slammed his actions over the last few days.The former Life Stories host penned: ‘BREAKING: Boris Johnson just brazenly lied about latest illicit No10 garden party

In addition to her Facebook cooking sessions, Rosemary has also been mentoring comedian Johnny Vegas on Cooking With The Stars.She also headed to Scotland to film a new television series.The TV star can be seen in Channel's Fishing Scotland's Lochs and Rivers alongside Fern Britton, Ian Botham, Linford Christie and Les Dennis.When her co-star Les tweeted about the first instalment of the show, she said they had created some wonderful memories during filming."Great memories all R xx," she tweeted in view of her 21,300 Twitter followers."I had the absolute pleasure travelling the East to West coast of Scotland with this incredible bunch," she added in another update, tagging the rest of the cast into her post.The five stars visited a number

Fern Britton has been savagely mocked on Twitter after she tweeted asking if the coronavirus pandemic is a 'conspiracy to control the population'.

Fern Britton has questioned if coronavirus is actually a "conspiracy".

Fern Britton, 64, has said she believes that “COVID is a real and dangerous virus”, as she encouraged her 78,000 followers to share their own pandemic conspiracy theories.The former This Morning host admitted that she “was not coping” just days before England was placed into a national lockdown for the third time today.She typed on Twitter: “I believe Covid is a real and dangerous virus running amok amongst the world's population and ruining the world's economy. “However, if this is all a con to control us, what is the end game? This is an authentic question.”Many rushed to disagree that it was a "con", as one said there is “no benefit” to pretending that there’s a virus.They typed: “What is the benefit to the whole world pretending there's

FERN Britton questions if Covid is a "conspiracy to control the population" as she admits she's "not coping". The presenter, 64, she believes "Covid is a real and dangerous virus" as she opened up a discussion on conspiracy theories around the pandemic.

Fern Britton has urged fans to remain 'vigilant' and pointed out that the Covid-19 pandemic is not going away anytime soon.

This Morning star Fern Britton has been feeling a bit run down over the last couple of weeks and today she reached out to fans to see how they were doing.The TV presenter-turned-author informed her 78,400 social media followers that she had been unable to shift a lingering headache.Sharing her health woes online, the 63-year-old blamed stress for her not feeling her usual self.“Horrible sick headache had been lingering for a couple of weeks over my left eye,” Fern wrote on the micro-blogging site.“Apparently I may be stressed/depressed! Surely not????“Do you have it too?” she asked, reaching out to her followers.It’s not at all surprising that the mum-of-four is feeling low given the latest government restrictions regarding the festive

Fern Britton has slated Laurence Fox over his tweet which urged people to "take off masks" and "gather in groups" this Christmas.The 63-year-old presenter and former This Morning host slammed the controversial actor who told his followers to "hug and toast each other" after Prime Minister Boris Johnson's Tier four announcement.On Saturday night, Boris announced that parts of the country would enter Tier four and rules around Christmas would change drastically.After the government's announcement, Lauren, 42, tweeted: "Take off your masks."Gather in groups, love, hug and toast each other this Christmas."Question every word this on the hoof, arbitrary and extremist government feeds you.

This Morning host could not stop herself from responding after seeing his tweet about not social distancing.The 63-year-old asked the actor "what do you know about this virus that scientists don’t?" in a heated post in view of her 78,000 followers.She went on to respond to a number of fans also angered by his message to his own 261,000 users.His post came as Prime Minister Boris Johnson updated the UK on the plan for Christmas in light of the coronavirus pandemic.It saw many told to stay at home and not see loved ones if living in certain areas, as the festive relaxtion of the rules was reduced to just Christmas Day.However, Laurence, 42, claimed the country's "freedom is on the line".He tweeted: "Take off your masks.

This Morning presenter Fern Britton announced her separation from husband Phil Vickery, 59, after 20 years of marriage back in January.The 62-year-old novelist has since opened up about their split, as she also juggled having a "deadline" to reach with her new book.Fern has just written a book called Daughters of Cornwall, based on her own family's history, but its release was delayed due to the pandemic.Speaking to Lorraine Kelly on Good Morning Britain today, the presenter admitted the couple's relationship had "fallen apart".Fern explained: "Unfortunately, Phil and I fell apart.

Fern Britton spoke to Good Morning Britain 's Lorraine Kelly on Friday, and reflected on her recent split from husband Phil Vickery.

Good Morning Britain Lorraine hinted at the unsavoury antics by explaining public toilets are often closed due to coronavirus but stopped short of going into any more detail. However, Fern was less careful how she worded her anger.Speaking via video link from her home, a clearly annoyed Fern said: "I am getting a bit irate of all the rubbish being left behind."We are braced for the 4th of July [when pubs and bars open]."It is not that we want people to stay away but they need to be respectful."You may not say it but I will...

This Morning host Phillip Schofield for coming out as gay earlier this year, but admitted she feels for his wife. The 62-year-old ITV host revealed he was gay earlier this year, releasing a statement saying he was coming to terms with his sexuality after talking about it with his family.

Fern Britton says she feels sorry for Phillip Schofield 's wife after he came out as gay.

This Morning star Fern Britton, 62, has asked people to get their "act together" and to be "nice and sensible" while the coronavirus pandemic persists across the nation after crowds of the public were violent towards police officers in London this weekend.The presenter expressed her thoughts over the matter in view of her 74,000 Twitter followers yesterday.Fern's words come after many individuals have expressed concern over the video footage of violence taking place on Bridge Street yesterday.Tonight, Fern decided to share a statement online and questioned why people wanted to "make life more awful" during the global pandemic.The writer's tweet read: "Why is it that there are people who want to make life even more awful?"Mindless p****ng

Fern Britton's estranged husband details 'chance of a lifetime'“‘You’d be 10 when he’s five and you wouldn’t want to play with a five-year-old’.“He’s like, ‘I would, I’ll look after him’.”The property expert added she was “really grateful” to have her two children close together, particularly in light of lockdown.“They are at an age where, even though they fight of course, they play together quite nicely in the garden as well,” she explained.“I think for people who have got one child, that must be really difficult.“You’ve got to be with them and give them your attention all the time.They’ve [her children] got each other to play with.”Like many UK citizens, Laura has been spending time at home since filming for A Place In The Sun was put on

Kerry Katona poked fun at her cringing This Morning interview to make a point.

Fern Britton, 62, took the opportunity to thank her fans for their company during the coronavirus lockdown.The former This Morning presenter told her fans how she has a lot to be "grateful" for, during this unsettling time.Speaking to her 72,000 Twitter followers on Tuesday evening, Fern wrote a few words about how she has been feeling while at home.Fern divulged: "Before I go to bed I want to say how much your company has kept me from being too lonely."We don’t know each other at all but we have made each other laugh and shared some cr*p too."The writer went on to encourage her followers as she added: "We have much to be grateful for."Remember, it’s always darkest before the dawn.

Former This Morning presenter Fern Britton, 62, has spoken out about her coronavirus lockdown injury and admitted how she is taking "special painkillers" for the time being.The presenter was inundated with comments on Twitter after she admitted her shoulder "hurts".While Fern decided to update her fans during the coronavirus lockdown, the presenter revealed how she thinks she has rotator cuff after she "hurt" her shoulder.The ITV star shared her update via a short video message on her Twitter page to her 72,000 followers.Fern began the video by explaining: "Ah. Hello.

Former This Morning presenter Fern Britton, 62, has given her fans a sneak peek into her Saturday night plans while the nationwide coronavirus lockdown continues.The TV presenter, who had her rollers in, explained to her followers that she was "all spruced up" for her Saturday night and revealed, "it's going to be a hell of a night".While the coronavirus lockdown across the nation continues for the unforeseeable future, ITV presenter Fern shared a video with her Twitter followers to explain what her Saturday night plans would entail.Captioning her video with "Saturday night !!!!!!" the TV host told her 70,000 followers on Twitter: "Hello.So it's Saturday night which is apparently the night of the week where we're going to go and really