Women have been programmed to criticise their own bodies because we should have the shape that society, and in particular men, want. — Ulrika Jonsson Copy Share Image
Misogyny is still very much alive and kicking in the world of football. — Ulrika Jonsson Copy Share Image
My early childhood was notable by an absence of proper meals and highly processed food. — Ulrika Jonsson Copy Share Image
I worked for Andy Coulson and he was very clear... that obviously if a story was to come up about me, he had a… — Ulrika Jonsson Copy Share Image
There's no denying that being single means the world can assume there's something wrong with you - sees you as incompetent, a loser and… — Ulrika Jonsson Copy Share Image
People who write off women over 40 are wrong to do so. This is when many women's lives truly start. — Ulrika Jonsson Copy Share Image
But a lot more women in their 50s are taking greater freedoms and having more independence. I rail against this whole thing that we… — Ulrika Jonsson Copy Share Image
I have always been a practical gal. Algebra and I never got on but I could replace the oil in a Fiat Mirafiori from… — Ulrika Jonsson Copy Share Image
Life gets busy and we choose the path of least resistance when it comes to bringing up our children. — Ulrika Jonsson Copy Share Image
Because while society will never want me to be content with my body, I want to try to embrace it. It carries the hallmarks… — Ulrika Jonsson Copy Share Image
I have been known to catastrophise some things when life's not going as I'd hoped or planned. — Ulrika Jonsson Copy Share Image
I'm no diva, so the idea of 'rough-ing it' in Scotland's Inner Hebrides posed no panic in my heart. I'm a Swede. We are… — Ulrika Jonsson Copy Share Image
I refuse to surrender my Swedish passport despite having lived in this country for 43 of my 54 years because it gives me a… — Ulrika Jonsson Copy Share Image
