Remember Monday star shares big update on ‘stolen' engagement ring after Eurovision
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Remember Monday's Holly-Anne Hull has spoken out about her missing engagement ring
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The piece of precious jewellery went after the Eurovision Song Contest
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The Sun chatted to Remember Monday at the Capital Summertime Ball
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Holly - who is one third of the British Eurovision act Remember Monday along with
Asked about her ring by The Sun backstage at the Capital Summertime Ball, the singer said: "It's, erm, it has gone.
"We have lost the ring, it's ok."
We asked Holy if she would be replacing the missing jewellery, and she told us: "Oh I got a tattoo of his initial because how nice that is."
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It comes after The Sun revealed Holly had
It came about after she removed both her wedding and engagement rings for the performance of their song What The Hell Just Happened? at Eurovision on May 17.
Shortly after, the singer spoke about her nightmare during an interview on Capital FM's Breakfast Show.
Host Chris Stark asked: "Holly, very quickly, did I read you lost your wedding ring?"
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The girls remained silent for several seconds before Holly replied: "Yep. It's my engagement ring.
"I found my wedding ring but my engagement ring is gone.
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"I honestly don't know where it is. I am so upset about it.
"It's something silly, like it's in the hotel room. It's not like I went on a wild night out and lost it. It's like I've misplaced it because I'm so silly and my brain was scattered all over the place."
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Chris' co-host
Holly told her "I'm in my house. I've had to say goodbye to her."
Holly-Anne
wed her partner Craig in 2023.
Together with bandmates Lauren and Charlotte Steele
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The group were tenth after the jury vote but sadly, as
But despite their defeat, Remember Monday stood proud, and Charlotte said: "I can't explain how amazing the whole thing has been. It has been more than we could have ever wished for.
"We are so proud of what we did and just the whole build up was just so fantastic.
"We had about an hour's sleep before our flight home yesterday. We had so much fun!"
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Remember Monday represented the UK at Eurovision last month
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The trio finished in 19th place
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