Ulrika Jonsson praises her 'lovely' postman amid COVID-19 crisis

Ulrika Jonsson praised her 'lovely' postman on Thursday in a sweet Instagram post. The TV presenter, 52, celebrated the postal worker as she revealed he was still delivery his round despite the UK COVID-19 lockdown. Ulrika shared a snap of the postman's T-shirt, which encouraged people to social-distance and said '2 metres please', the Government recommended space people should be apart from each other during the global pandemic.  Praise: Ulrika Jonsson praised her 'lovely' postman on Thursday in a sweet Instagram post as she shared a snap of his social-distancing T-shirt  The former weather person penned: 'This is my lovely Postie. (Yes, I own him). He's still doing his round. But not so keen on having to be in the sorting office where people don't always observe the 2m distance..... Grateful for him. As always. #postie.' RELATED ARTICLES Previous 1 Next Ulrika Jonsson, 52, makes a VERY cheeky joke about her lack... 'I don't think I've felt so anxious in all my 52 years':... 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The TV star revealed in a video that they had made an impressive cardboard vending machine which deposited a bag of crisps for 10p.  Celebration: The TV presenter, 52, celebrated the postal worker as she revealed he was still delivery his round despite the UK COVID-19 lockdown Family: Ulrika also shared some homeschooling updates as she continues to teach youngest child and son Malcolm, 11, at her abode (pictured over the summer)  Impressive! The TV star revealed in a video that they had made an impressive cardboard vending machine Wow: Malcolm explained that you put in a 10p coin then pull the cardboard lever, which deposits a bag of crisps   It comes after Ulrika, who revealed earlier this month she is still dating the man who ended her five-year sex draught, claimed Prime Minister Boris Johnson's self-isolation rule has disrupted her intimacy life amid the coronavirus pandemic. In a cheeky Instagram post shared on Monday, the TV presenter joked the 'only holes being filled in my house' are the ones from her white cabinet as she documented her DIY tips. As she helped construct a storage unit purchased from IKEA in February, the media personality penned: 'The only holes being filled in my house... #justsayin.' [sic] VERY candid: It comes after Ulrika claimed Prime Minister Boris Johnson's self-isolation rule has disrupted her intimacy life amid the coronavirus pandemic (pictured in March) The TV host has been self-isolating ever since her daughter Bo, 20, who suffers with a congenital heart condition, came home with flu symptoms amid the COVID-19 crisis.  Ulrika has been candid about her life behind closed doors in recent weeks, revealing she got hot and heavy for the first time in five years, following the end of her sexless marriage to Brian Monet.  During an appearance on Loose Women, she admitted she is still seeing the new man in her life after he charmed her by chatting about their families.  Global crisis: The TV presenter has been staying at home with her beloved pet pooches and her children amid Britain's lockdown (pictured on Monday) Naughty! In a cheeky Instagram post shared on Monday, the host joked the 'only holes being filled in my house' are the ones from her white cabinet as she documented her DIY tips When asked if it is now an ongoing relationship, the TV star coyly replied: 'Might be!'       On receiving blunt dating advice from her pals, the blonde added: 'But all of my friends were saying to me, "You just need to get laid". I just feel at this point I feel I don't need anyone.' Ulrika admitted she was very nervous before her first date with her mystery man and had to have a 'couple of rum and cokes' to make her 'feel better' and steady her nerves. After the first date went well, the former weather girl decided she would have sex on their second meet-up a week later, but because she hadn't made love for so long Ulrika was worried she had forgotten how to even kiss. She shared: 'I was really nervous about whether I'd even remember how to even kiss.' Explaining how she decided to just go for it in the bedroom, she said: 'Weirdly with age comes all the insecurities about my body and ageing and all that stuff, but there also came this amazing sense of freedom.  'I'm 52 and I just want to do what I want to do and I don't care what anyone thinks. He was sort of my age but a little bit younger.'  Ulrika - who is a mother to children Cameron, 25, Bo, Martha, 15,  and Malcolm, 11 -admitted she wouldn't discourage her older children from having a one night stand. She said: 'I don't discourage one night stands. We were taught as girls you should never sleep with someone on the first date, why not? It's a natural desire. It's a wonderful thing, if you want to go out and do it then do it.'   Split: The former Celebrity Big Brother star was married to Brian Monet from 2008 until 2019 (pictured in 2013)  If you have any questions about exactly where and how to use vending machine for sale (squareblogs.net), you can speak to us at our own webpage.