Ulrika Jonsson shared a rare snap alongside her lookalike daughter, Martha as she prepared for her next chapter at University.
The Gladiators presenter, 55, posted a compilation of sweet snaps to her Instagram on Friday as she said goodbye to her third-born.
With the smash Abba hit Slipping Through My Fingers playing over the top, the first snap was Ulrika and the 18-year-old as they posed side by side in a stunning black and white shot.
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Other snaps included Martha as she stood individually as well as one of the blonde pair while they soaked up the sun in a gorgeous selfie.
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In view of her 202k followers, the Swedish-British presenter captioned the post: “And with that, she’s off to Uni. My Martha Moo. It’s been a bumpy ride but you going will be bumpier.”
Flocking to comments to leave their messages of support, several pointed out that Martha shares the same beauty as her mum as one penned: “She’s so gorgeous just like her mama! They’re gone in the blink of an eye!”
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“Beautiful girl just like her Mama, wishing her the best of luck,” wrote a second.
Another gushed: “She’s grown into such a gorgeous girl like her mama, you’ve done a fab job with your kids Ulrika,” as someone else commented: “Wow she’s such a gorgeous mini you.”
While a fifth wrote: “Good luck Martha! What a beautiful woman she has grown to be.”
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Ulrika shares Martha with businessman Lance Gerard-Wright whom she split from in 2006 after three years of marriage.
The former weather presenter is also mother to Cameron, 27 whom she shares with first husband John Turnbull.
While first-born daughter Bo, 22 is from her relationship with German hotel boss Markus Kempen and son Malcolm, 14 is from her 11 year marriage to ex-husband Brian Monet.
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