Last night's Channel 5 documentary - The Rise and Fall of John Leslie - showed how the presenter who once had the world at his feet, spectacularly fell from grace after he was mistakenly named on live TV as the man suspected of raping a young Ulrika Jonsson. But opinions on the programme were mixed regarding whether the presenter had been treated fairly over the years, according to tweets posted when the programme aired.
Ulrika Jonsson, 54, cheekily admits she'd consider a threesome: 'Never say never'
02.04.2022 - 23:27 / ok.co.uk
Ulrika Jonsson has openly admitted that she wouldn’t rule out a threesome with two strangers.The TV personality, 54, said she would “never say never” to the experience after watching Channel 4’s new show Open House - The Great Sex Experiment this week. Ulrika, who recently appeared on Celebs Go Dating, did however admit things could get “messy” if she were to add another lover into a relationship.The star said she wouldn’t consider a threesome as part of a serious relationship but wouldn’t rule out hooking up with two strangers. “I’m acutely and proudly aware of my emotional limitations,” she wrote in her column in The Sun.
Get exclusive celebrity stories and fabulous photoshoots straight to your inbox with OK!'s daily newsletter “The prospect of watching a person I love and care for swing from the chandelier or perform bedroom gymnastics with another person would break me.” She added: “Some might argue the idea of monogamy is a social construct — it’s not natural. I have my feet in both camps. I enjoy the loyalty in a relationship but a glance over my shoulder at my past, it’s clear that’s not been entirely achievable.
“As we are living longer and likely to have more partners, I think it’s important we explore all these possibilities. “But for this old bird, I think I’d just stick to two in a relationship. Sometimes three is just a messy, emotional, damaging crowd.
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08.04.2022 / 14:19
Ulrika Jonsson reveals how arthritis affects her love life
Ulrika Jonsson has opened up about the realities of dating someone while living with arthritis, explaining it’s not the “sexiest” condition. Speaking to The Sun, the 54-year-old presenter explained that she often wakes up in agony due to the arthritis that she has in her hips. “I make a joke about it because I think that’s the best way of introducing it but it’s certainly not something I would bring to the table on a first date – unless I turn it into something of a joke, it’s not really what you want to put on your profile,” she said.
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08.04.2022 / 14:19
Ulrika Jonsson reveals 'debilitating' arthritis leaves her struggling to get out of chairs
The Sun that it can be hard to sleep next to a partner when you are awake or in pain. She explained: ‘It’s really painful for me,’ adding that she has to have a ‘pillow between my knees otherwise it would cause agony to my hips if I don’t. ’The TV star revealed she had ‘learned to accept’ the condition and work with it, not against it in her daily life.
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08.04.2022 / 10:55
John Leslie's rise and fall after host wrongly named as rapist and celeb romance
Scots TV presenter John Leslie was the focus of a Channel 5 documentary this week charting his rise and fall.
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07.04.2022 / 21:31
Inside rise and fall of This Morning's John Leslie after past sexual assault claims
John Leslie was once a man who had it all.The first Scottish presenter of Blue Peter, onetime boyfriend to rising star Catherine Zeta-Jones and later co-host of ITV’s flagship daytime show This Morning. His future, and place on British TV, seemed assured.
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06.04.2022 / 19:37
Ulrika Jonsson not here for Calvert-Lewin and Harry Styles' 'feminine' fashion
Harry Styles – are putting down. Actor Sean Penn recently had something to say about gender-fluid dressing and now Ulrika Jonsson has piped up to declare that while the likes of Harry and co are rocking more feminine fashion, she’d rather a ‘basic’ man. Ulrika shared her two cents after Everton striker Dominic Calvert-Lewin owned the latest cover of GQ Hype in a jumpsuit and holding a Chanel handbag which, turns out, is not just designed for women.