Nolan blasts 'self-obsessed' Ulrika

Coleen Nolan has criticised Ulrika Jonsson for going public with her plastic surgery joy.

Jonsson recently revealed that she was thrilled after splashing out £11,000 on cosmetic procedures, including a breast reduction and axilla-plasty surgery to remove excess fat.

Speaking last month, she admitted: "I just wanted to repair what Mother Nature had inflicted on me during years of childbearing and rearing. It has taken me 41 years to feel this good - this really has changed my life."

Writing in her column for The Mirror, Nolan has now claimed that she is confused by Jonsson's public desire to look "like a 16-year-old" again, describing the ambition as "ick".

She continued: "But what really gets my goat is what on earth do Ulrika's kids think about their new and improved mummy? Her eldest kids are more than capable of reading her self-obsessed witterings and her youngest ones will be able to do the same soon too.

"Then they'll all be fully up-to-date on what their mum feels about how giving birth to them trashed her body and then cost £11,000 to put right."

The Loose Women star added that women's bodies do not need to be "repaired" due to the impact of motherhood, insisting that Jonsson's priorities are wrong.

She wrote: "We're talking about children here - not some kind of terminal disease! I've had three kids myself so I've been no stranger to saggy boobs, stretch marks and cellulite. And I've also worked hard to slim down by eating healthily and exercising.

"But the marks of childbearing remain on my body and I hope they always will. They're not scars that have been inflicted on me, they are beautiful mementoes of my life."

In June, Nolan also spoke out against celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay following his dispute with Australian journalist Tracy Grimshaw.