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Suranne Jones reveals dad died after Covid battle and she grieved in secret

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Suranne Jones has revealed that she lost her dad to a Covid-related illness earlier this year. The Gentleman Jack star, who also lost her mum to dementia four and a half years ago, took to Instagram today in a heartfelt post on what would have been her mum's birthday.

She shared an image from happier times of her mum and dad on a Cornwall beach and told her followers how she knew her late parents would be celebrating together.

She posted on Instagram: "Happy birthday mum forever on a beach in Cornwall with dad mum passed away 4 and a half years ago and my father sadly passed away this January after fighting Covid and the affect it had on his body. "We are still coming to terms with it all but I know they are together and today I want to

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