Holly Willoughby shared a sweet tribute to her sister Kelly today, as the two look forward to reuniting once the lockdown is over.
Kelly, 41, penned a heartbreaking poem during the Easter break, titled “Easter Lament”.
The poem reflected on the “grief and suffering” in the world at the moment as the coronavirus pandemic continues to take lives across the globe.
Sharing the poem over her Instagram stories, This Morning star Holly, 39, pined: “Awww Kelly… so beautiful… misss you all so so much.”
The poem read: “It’s tinged with sadness, this funny Easter day, As I gaze out from my sofa and wipe a tear away.
Holly shared her sister Kelly’s poetry over Instagram stories today (Image: Holly Willoughby/Instagram)
“Thoughts of grief and suffering, make my heart beat slow and heavy, It’s a menial task to stay at home, but means so much to many.
“To think of all those angels giving their all to keep us safe, We owe a debt of gratitude we never, ever repay.
“If I could have one special wish, from that chap, the Easter Bunny, It wouldn’t be too much to ask; not power, or fame, or money.
“Just cuddles with my loved ones, to all be back together, To feel their touch and breathe them in, and hold them close forever.
Holly let Kelly know she missed her, after spending Easter Sunday apart (Image: PA)
“I’ll never again take for granted, this longing in my heart, And I promise once the beast is defeated, we’ll never be apart.
“So, as I blow you a kiss from the sofa, on this, this funny Easter day, Have faith that we’ll rise again together and nothing will keep us away!”
Kelly and Holly are close pals as well as sisters, as the two share the same friend group and live down the road from one another.
Holly and Kelly are best pals as well as sisters, after years of friendship (Image: PA)
Speaking about their relationship in a 2014 interview with The Guardian, Kelly revealed the two families love to spend time together.
She said: “Now we’re both mums, but I see her every day. I live just down the road.
“She’ll phone me on a Saturday and say: ‘Right I’m in the car coming over for a cuppa. Are the kids up?’.”
Source: Celebrities - dailystar.co.uk
