Kerry Katona has revealed that her mum Sue has suffered multiple heart attacks.The Atomic Kitten star, 41, shared on Instagram what had happened to her mum, 61, after she was rushed to hospital on Thursday (April 21).She told her followers: "Hello, you beautiful people, just letting everyone know for all those who aren't aware my mum had a heart attack on Thursday."She is in hospital as we speak and she wanted me to let you all know she's doing OK.

She is in the best place for her."She continued: "I am in the middle of a tour at the moment, so I can't even go and see her right now but yeah, she's alright, aren't you mum?"Big scar, huge scare, and yeah, so we are all a little bit shook up by it but she's in hospital, she's in the right place and all the kids going to see her today with Ryan."I've got two shows today and another two shows to do tomorrow and it's been great fun this panto but I can't wait to go home and see my mum."She concluded: "On that note, I'll love you and leave you and she is ok, she will be ok.

She had multiple heart attacks."So, we've got to get her in the best health we can possibly get. I'm sure she will now get inundated with messages and she did want me to let everyone know it happened on Thursday and I went straight to her house but now I'm on tour with Max."Everyone say lots of prayers and keep her safe and il see you soon mum."Friends and fans flocked to the comments to support the star and send their well wishes to her mum Sue.One user wrote: "Speedy recovery to your Mum, Kerry, and lots of prayers and healing thoughts to you Sue!

Stay strong." Another added: "She’s in my prayers stay strong and always here if you need me xxxx."While a third penned: "Sorry to hear about your mammy my.

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Love Island's Paige issues health update after 'minor surgery' as Finn 'plays nurse'

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10 shot, 1 fatally during party in San Bernardino

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Shooting victims dropped off at hospital in stolen car, Philadelphia police say

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