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How Ulrika Jonsson is fighting to keep sick teenage daughter safe from coronavirus

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NOW is a time to hold your loved ones close and look out for those in need. That is especially true for those supporting people with underlying health conditions, as mum-of-four Ulrika knows.

Her daughter Bo, 19, has a congenital heart condition which means she must be in self-isolation for a period of 12 weeks during the coronavirus crisis.

But what is it like to have a teenage daughter returning home from college to create clutter while needing near-constant feeding and entertaining?

Here, the telly presenter gives a hilarious and heartwarming insight into life with Bo back in the bosom of her home . . . I’M not going to lie.

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