Ferne McCann says 'no more' as she breaks down in tears on air
Ferne McCann was left in tears during Friday's instalment of Lorraine as she was shown a sweet message from her daughter.
Lorraine: Ferne McCann tearful after message from daughter
Emotions ran high on ITV's Lorraine on Friday when host Christine Lampard brought tears to Ferne McCann.
Wrapping up their chat, Christine said: "Before you go, we have a little message for you. A very special message from a very special person, Ferne. Here she is."
A pre-recorded clip of her daughter Sunday appeared on-screen. She said: "Hello mummy, good luck for Dancing on Ice this weekend. I hope you get through for next week. Love you."
Overwhelmed by her daughter's message, Ferne was moved to tears. She replied: "I said no more tears! Oh that's such a surprise. Oh darling, thank you. That is so special."
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She then expressed her amazement at her camera-shy daughter's participation and shared her appreciation for the heartwarming gesture.
Ferne added: "Oh thank you, that's such a lovely moment! " The reality star also spoke about her granddad, aged 94, being set to attend next week's show, should she advance.
The reality star added: "Yes! He's 94, he's coming next week, hopefully, if we get through. It's a full family affair and they are just all so, so excited and so happy. They love tuning in."
Dancing on Ice fans witnessed Ferne McCann in a heartfelt moment Sunday night, visibly moved after spotting her daughter in the audience.
Opening up to Christine about the profound experience, the TV personality admitted that the build-up was overwhelming following an intense training regime, reports The Mirror.
Ferne and her professional partner Brendyn Hatfield are currently sitting mid-table, having been awarded a respectable 26.5 points.
Next weekend promises another treat as they gear up for a Trolls movie-themed performance for the much-anticipated Movie Week.
However, there will be one less competitor on the ice as actress Chelsee Healey bid farewell to the show, becoming the first celebrity to be eliminated.
A tearful Healey confided in her partner Andy Buchanan post-exit: "I feel, personally, there's been a lot going on with me that I've been struggling with, so I couldn't completely focus. I'm just really grateful, I've had the best time."
Dancing on Ice continues Sunday on ITV at 6:25pm . Lorraine continues weekdays on ITV from 9am.
