Kerry Katona was devastated for canceling Christmas with her after her daughter Molly stayed in Ireland and tested positive for Covid.

Kerry Katona has remained devastated after her eldest daughter Molly tested positive for Covid-19 and was stranded in Ireland on Christmas.

Atomic Kitten’s star, watching an Instagram story, revealed that 20-year-old Molly was planning to go home during the holiday season before she got the bad news.

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Kelly, 41, She shared a snapshot of the positive lateral flow test when she revealed that both Molly and her husband Ryan were infected with the virus.

“Can Covid be f *** right now?”, The five mothers wrote to their fans, lifting their middle fingers on social media selfies.

“You really couldn’t make this. Molly was trying to jump over for Christmas, but she was positive on the test, and Ryan was really poor and he is now positive on the test.”

“My stuff is negative, but it feels like s ***,” she wrote on her snap and Ryan’s test-it’s clear that he has clearly positive results. I made it.

Molly, who lives in Ireland with her father Brian McFadden, was scheduled to visit her mother during the Christmas season before her positive test was done.

It wasn’t an easy month for Kelly-last week she Robbed her £ 110,000 Range Rover While shopping.

TV star It was revealed that the blue SUV was stolen at Elk Mill Shopping Park. She asked the fans for help to find it.

In a live Instagram video, Kelly revealed that he chased a thief after noticing that his key had been stolen.

A few days later, Kelly Cruel vandalism accused of misrepresenting a car theft A few days before it was supposed to be ruffled.

Kelly and her daughter Heidi and DJ remained traumatized as they helplessly watched the scammers drive away in an expensive car full of Christmas gifts.

On Instagram, emotional Kelly said, “Everyone about Raffle, I’m really overwhelmed about it. I haven’t received a reply from the police yet. I was constantly calling them yesterday.

“I don’t know what will happen. I’m absolutely angry. I really wanted to help someone change their lives. Hopefully we’ll get it back.”

Kelly described the incident as “triggering” and said hacking was becoming more and more common, with police saying that the car’s key fob was in his pocket when the theft occurred.

Looking back on the abuse he suffered, Kelly said:

“It’s a reflection on them as a person. That’s really sad. I’m glad I’m strong enough to handle it.”

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