Ulrika Jonsson

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Eva Ulrika Jonsson (born 16 August 1967) is a Swedish television presenter and model based in the United Kingdom.

She began working as a TV-am weather presenter and then moved on to present Gladiators and become a team captain of the show Shooting Stars.

Personal life

Jonsson lives in South Moreton, Oxfordshire. She has been married three times and has four children. She is a Manchester United fan.

In 1990, she married cameraman John Turnbull. The following year, the family migrated to Cookham Dean in Berkshire. They have one son (b.1994). They divorced in 1995.

Stan Collymore, a footballer, was dated by Jonsson later. Collymore released a public apology in June 1998 after being adamant against Jonsson during a squabble in a Paris bar. Marcus Kempen, a German hotelier, started courting Collymore soon after. They have one child (b.) (2000). After the birth, Jonsson's friendship with Kempen came to an end.

Jonsson denied reports that she had a relationship with Sven-Göran Eriksson, the then-manager of England's football team, who had a long-time girlfriend, in April 2002. She said that her friendship with Eriksson had just ended. She was hired as a columnist for the News of the World newspaper in 2003, in which she regularly spoke about Eriksson's personal life. Eriksson resigned as England boss in 2007, a year after she was suspended. In 2011, it was announced that she had taken legal proceedings against the newspaper alleging that an investigator had hack into her cellphone.

Mr. Podesta's address was made by the author. Jonathansson met Lance Gerrard-Wright, a contestant on the program, right away in 2002. They then began a relationship. In August 2003, they married. They have one child (b.2004). In October 2006, the couple divorced.

In March 2008, Jonsson married American advertising executive Brian Monet. They have one son (b.2008). They had divorced in April 2019. They had attempted to heal their relationship with counselling, but it had failed, according to Best magazine.

She appeared on the dating show First Dates Hotel in 2019 and began dating her match, Paul.

Jonsson was announced as a cast member of E4's Celebs Go Dating, which debuted in January 2022. "I got divorced three years ago, I never thought being single at my age," she said on the show.

In 2022, Jonsson said she had had a series of similar sex experiences, "most likely borne out of sexual desire."

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Career

Jonsson began her television career as a weather presenter on Good Morning Britain in 1989. She appeared on Swedish television3 from 1989 to 1995, and London was also the weather presenter. Who's Bluffing Who? co-presented BBC One's short-lived daytime quiz show Who's Bluffing Who? in 1991. Richard Cartridge appeared in The Annunciation of Marie (1991), a French film starring Richard Cartridge and starring Marie Bouley (1991). She began working in 1992 as a host on many television shows, including ITV's Gladiators, The National Lottery Draws, 1998 and Miss World in 1999. During this time, she appeared on Playtex Lingerie and was a team captain on BBC TV quiz show Shooting Stars.

For the BBC 2 show The Enormous Election, she interviewed former British Prime Minister John Major in 1997. For her program Ulrika in Euroland, she interviewed Gordon Brown, then Chancellor of the Exchequer.

She appeared at the Eurovision Song Contest in Birmingham in 1998, alongside Sir Terry Wogan; later that year, she co-hosted the Royal Variety Show at the Lyceum Theatre in London. Following this, she co-hosted Miss World 1999 with Melanie Sykes at the Olympia Hall in London. In autumn 2000, Jonsson was invited to host Channel 5's reality game show Jailbreak, but she had to cancel due to health issues regarding her newborn child. Craig Charles had her as the main host. Jonsson appeared on BBC One from April 2001 to November 2002, and The Joy of Text from June 2001 with Terry Alderton.

Jonsson hosted the first series of ITV makeovers in 2002, a series in which children made changes to their house (how they wanted it to be) during a weekend, when their parents went on holiday. A Austin Powers room, individual doorbells for the children, and a cinema living room were among the home improvements. Jonsson did not return for the second season, which was hosted by Tess Daly the following year.

Ulrika Jonsson: the Truth About Women, she was the subject of a Channel 4 documentary in 2002. The show, which culminated in a brisk press coverage and attracted 2.8 million viewers.

Jonsson decided to return to Sweden after intense media coverage of events in her personal life. The Miss Sweden beauty pageant's host, television network TV3 has offered her the opportunity to host the Miss Sweden beauty pageant. She accepted the invitation. Jonsson appeared on the BBC's Comic Relief Does Fame Academy in March 2003. Come Dine with Me, a television program that aired in 2005, she appeared on Channel 4's daytime program Come Dine With Me. On January 20, 2007, she joined ten other celebrities to compete in the ITV reality TV show Dancing on Ice, where she was partnered with Pavel Aubrecht. Jonsson had hoped to excel in the competition but ended ninth after being defeated in the skate-off by Kay Burley on week 3.

She appeared on Channel 4 on 20 March 20, 2007 at the confessional TV show Ulrika: Am I a Sex Addict? Jonsson's personal journey to discover the truth about sex addiction was chronicled on the show. Would I Lie To You, BBC One's Is It Possible? (2007). She appeared in the latest ITV series Piers Morgan's Life Stories in March 2009, each episode of which featured a celebrity celebrity and a one-to-one interview with Morgan about their personal lives.

Jonsson will return to Shooting Stars as team captain in a full series that airs later this year. She appeared on BingoLotto on Virgin 1 every Sunday night at 7 p.m., starting on September 13, 2009.

The Penguin Group's debut novel, The Importance of Being Myrtle, which focuses on relationships, was published on September 1st 2011.

In 2017, she qualified for the final of Celebrity MasterChef.

Who Dares Wins appeared on Channel 4 in 2021. She was the second contestant to leave the series, but not as the youngest participant.

Jonsson would appear in Channel 4's tenth series of Celebrity Go Dating, alongside Abz Love, Ryan-Mark Parsons, Miles Nazaire, Chloe Brockett, Nikita Jasmine, Marty McKenna, and Jessika Power on October 27, 2021. In January 2022, the series debuted in Winnipeg, Iowa.

Jonsson appeared in Channel 4's Celebrity Big Brother in January 2009. During the final vote on January 23, she eventually won with 57% of the final vote. Jonsson said, "Oh my god, that's bonkers" as the results were revealed to the contestants.

She had been nominated by housemates for eviction on several occasions, first by 'head of house' Terry Christian and then by other housemates, but she had survived the public vote on five occasions. After La Toya Jackson was barred from public vote by public vote on Day 20, Jonsson eventually advanced to the finals night as the only woman left. Several newspapers had announced that Jonsson had negotiated a £175,000 sum, almost eight times more than any of the other celebrities, before her inception into the house. "It's clearly the strangest experience of my entire life, and I've had quite a bleak life," Jonsson said.

Jonsson appeared in the Big Brother house for the second time on August 24, 2010, reaching the final and finishing seventh.

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