Honey Ross, the daughter of television host Jonathan Ross has broken her 12-week social media silence by sharing an Instagram snap of herself in a plunging top alongside a couple of pals.
The writer and podcast host, 25, had been absent from the social media platform since Halloween and her return was met with glee by her 58,000 followers.
In the photo Honey donned a figure-hugging lowcut brown blouse that gave a glimpse of her midriff, along with a khaki green skirt and dark tights.
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She captioned the pic with rapper Megan Thee Stallion’s lyrics: “I been working, I make moves in silence, hoes might never like me and I’m fine with it.”
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One fan complemented Honey’s new look, commenting: “Wow girl…you’ve lost some weight. What’s your secret? You’re gorgeous no matter what by the way! I need your influence and advice.”
Another wrote: “Honeykinny you looking fab . Xx.”
A third added: “You are beautiful and don’t let anyone tell you different.”
And a fourth said: “Keep smiling beautiful xxx.”
(Image: Instagram)
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Last month, meanwhile, dad Jonathan revealed that Honey’s sister Betty is having to use an electric wheelchair as a result of a long term health condition.
The 31-year old suffers from a chronic pain condition known as fibromyalgia and has also been diagnosed with chronic fatigue syndrome and postural tachycardia syndrome (POTS), which causes an abnormal increase in heart rate when sitting or getting up and can lead to fainting and dizziness.
Opening up to Loose Women, Jonathan said: “We got her an electric wheelchair in the summer, so we can at least go out and go for walks with the dogs and that’s lifted her spirits a lot because that’s the problem, if anyone out there who knows or who’s got someone with a long term illness, you know, it’s the depression.”
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