CELEBS Go Dating star Ulrika Jonsson has been branded a “naughty minx” by show experts after her cheeky sex confession.
The broadcaster, 54, who is looking for love on the E4 series, recently told The Sun: “A good date is what? One that ends in sex?
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“That is why people are hooking up. Let’s not pretend.”
Celebs Go Dating has seen the Swede matched with a number of older men, as well as her favoured toyboy age range.
The programme’s expert Anna Williamson told the Daily Star how the “young at heart” mum of four was a particularly cheeky “minx.”
She said: “We all know Ulrika and I’m delighted to say she’s absolutely loveable as anything. I adore that woman, I think she’s a champion.”
“She’s a naughty little minx. She has a very young heart and a potty mouth and I think for Ulrika we do try to stretch her repertoire on the show.
“As you can see she dated a couple of guys older by design but we have reverted to type with some younger guys but let’s just say we meet somewhere in the middle with her.”
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The show hasn’t been without its difficulties for Ulrika, who ran into a former date, 29, during a show mixer session.
Fans were also left cringing after a man appeared to refuse to date her.
ULRIKA’S CONFESSION
At the top of the year, the former weather presenter laid bare her dating ideals for 2022.
In her Sun column, she wrote: “I don’t want to rule out any more brief encounters. After all, we all know meeting someone special is a numbers game. It’s crucial you don’t put all your eggs in one basket.
“What I’ve concluded is that sex and fun is . . . fun. It’s liberating, exciting and confidence-boosting.
“But it is not necessarily where I’m heading next year. I’m largely done with one-offs and rendezvous of brevity.
“It was good while it lasted and it helped re-engage me with members of the opposite sex. It was enlightening.
“But I want more. Fear not, this bird isn’t searching for another Mr Right. She isn’t looking to settle down yet again. She’s not looking for something conventional. I want something I never thought would be very “me”.
“I’m hoping I can use what I’ve learnt about myself and others this past year to fashion myself some kind of relationship not bound by normal custom.
“I am a fiercely independent woman and I do not need a man. I am happy in my own company, thank you. I’m not needy and I don’t chase.
“What I hope for is someone in my life willing to appreciate and respect me for who I am. Someone honest and dedicated to some form of “us” — but an “us” that isn’t living together or in each other’s pocket.”
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