Ulrika Jonsson shields Stacey Solomon: 'What is important is we're good moms'

A week ago, the client told Solomon: "It should be tragic having three distinct fathers for your young men. Continuously separated." 

She answered that her kids "are the best thing that always happened to me". 

Presently Jonsson, once nicknamed "4x4" for having four kids with four distinct men, has said "the only thing that is in any way important is we're acceptable moms". 

"We decided to have our kids - we yearned for them, paying little heed to the conditions of their creation," Jonsson wrote in a section for The Sun. 

"We love them more than anything on earth. Furthermore, we both support our youngsters, keep them by our sides, care for and pay for them. We didn't plant our seeds and vanish. 

"We decided to assume liability, to convey these manifestations in our own arms, now and again with the help of others, some of the time all alone." 

I neglect to see the issue with that. My kids consider themselves to be entire kin and are preferred changed over numerous different kids I know." 

Television and radio character Jonsson said she was "befuddled by the bad form" of her moniker and it was eventually proposed to "hurt and, most importantly, to disgrace a lady" and that there were twofold guidelines as men are not censured similarly. 

Jonsson had her child Cameron, 26, with her first spouse John Turnball followed by girl Bo, 21, with Markus Kempen. 

She had her little girl Martha, 16, with ex Spear Gerrard-Wright and her fourth youngster, Malcolm, 12, with Brian Monet. 

She said she had consistently felt maternal and doesn't view toward the cut off of any of her associations as disappointments, noticing she actually shares the nurturing of Malcolm with Monet. 

In her segment she likewise explained that she is "presently really a 4x3, as my subsequent youngster was lawfully embraced by my ex". 

An especially agonizing second she said had been the point at which an anonymous specialist on Hussies stated: "It should resemble Euston Station at her home with all the children going back and forth." 

Jonsson said the remark had "copied", yet that she was anyway then shielded by specialist Jane McDonald. 

Another event she chooses is when Jack Whitehall made a "4x4" joke at her after she won VIP Older sibling in 2009. 

"While I recognized the youthfulness of Mr Whitehall and that his remark was only that, by then I understood that would for ever be my mantle," she said.