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Ulrika Jonsson marks one year sober with before and after ‘drunk' photo – after confession about quitting booze
Ulrika Jonsson marks one year sober with before and after ‘drunk' photo – after confession about quitting booze

The Irish Sun

time5 days ago

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Ulrika Jonsson marks one year sober with before and after ‘drunk' photo – after confession about quitting booze

ULRIKA Jonsson has marked one year since going sober after making an emotional confession about quitting booze. The 57-year-old previously told how 3 Ulrika marked one year of sobriety with before and after photos Credit: Instagram 3 She told fans: 'The journey goes on' Credit: Instagram 3 Ulrika revealed the emotional reason she decided to quit drinking Credit: Rex Now TV presenter One was captioned "sober" while the other was marked "drunk". Ulrika continued: "Today I'm marking 1yr of sobriety. "No fanfare, no medal, no trophy. The journey goes on. More on Ulrika Jonsson "A huge thanks to all those beautiful people who have supported me; understood me; scooped me up and handled me tenderly and without judgement. "Who nudged me in the right direction; who made me laugh and helped me shed the crippling shame." Ulrika added: "My sobriety will continue to be my priority. "Turns out it IS possible to teach old dogs new trick." Most read in Celebrity Last year Ulrika confessed she made the decision to quit booze after a frank conversation with a friend. She said: "One Saturday morning my best friend, who I love and cherish, called me and basically told me we had spoken the night before and she hadn't understood a word I had said. Ulrika Jonsson speaks out during Sober October about overcoming binge drinking "She told me I needed help. I knew it came from a place of love. 'The sense of shame would have been enough to make me want a drink. But not on that occasion. 'Instead, I sobbed like a child who desperately needed someone to hold her. I was full of despair."

Ulrika Jonsson marks one year sober with before and after ‘drunk' photo – after confession about quitting booze
Ulrika Jonsson marks one year sober with before and after ‘drunk' photo – after confession about quitting booze

Scottish Sun

time5 days ago

  • Entertainment
  • Scottish Sun

Ulrika Jonsson marks one year sober with before and after ‘drunk' photo – after confession about quitting booze

Ulrika ended up in tears after a conversation with a pal about her drinking brave post Ulrika Jonsson marks one year sober with before and after 'drunk' photo – after confession about quitting booze ULRIKA Jonsson has marked one year since going sober after making an emotional confession about quitting booze. The 57-year-old previously told how she would "black out and not recall the night" while drinking. 3 Ulrika marked one year of sobriety with before and after photos Credit: Instagram 3 She told fans: 'The journey goes on' Credit: Instagram 3 Ulrika revealed the emotional reason she decided to quit drinking Credit: Rex Now TV presenter Ulrika has been sober for a year and took to Instagram to share before and after photos. One was captioned "sober" while the other was marked "drunk". Ulrika continued: "Today I'm marking 1yr of sobriety. "No fanfare, no medal, no trophy. The journey goes on. "A huge thanks to all those beautiful people who have supported me; understood me; scooped me up and handled me tenderly and without judgement. "Who nudged me in the right direction; who made me laugh and helped me shed the crippling shame." Ulrika added: "My sobriety will continue to be my priority. "Turns out it IS possible to teach old dogs new trick." Last year Ulrika confessed she made the decision to quit booze after a frank conversation with a friend. She said: "One Saturday morning my best friend, who I love and cherish, called me and basically told me we had spoken the night before and she hadn't understood a word I had said. Ulrika Jonsson speaks out during Sober October about overcoming binge drinking "She told me I needed help. I knew it came from a place of love. 'The sense of shame would have been enough to make me want a drink. But not on that occasion. 'Instead, I sobbed like a child who desperately needed someone to hold her. I was full of despair."

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