“Fern Britton looked effortlessly chic as she continued to show off her five stone weight loss in a stylish Instagram snap on Saturday.”, — write: www.dailymail.co.uk
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By LYDIA BURNS
Published: 20:16 GMT, 22 November 2025 | Updated: 20:30 GMT, 22 November 2025
The former This Morning presenter, 68, previously admitted she has struggled with her weight throughout her life and has fluctuated from a size 22 to a size 12.
The TV star cut a glamorous figure in a green velvet blazer with matching trousers, gifted from Busby & Fox.
Beneath the blazer, Fern wore a white ruffled blouse neatly tucked into the high waisted trousers.
Earlier this year, Fern shared her weight loss secrets amid rumours of Ozempic usage.
She told Woman&Home magazine: ‘People often wonder when you’ve lost lots of weight whether you’ve done it naturally.
‘And I can look at you and say, “Yes, I have”‘.
After a shoulder surgery a couple of year’s ago Fern reflected on her journey and decided to take control of her health.
‘I thought, “I need to get my life back on track. I need to stop smoking, stop drinking, get eating under control and stop lying in bed feeling sorry for myself”.
So, she decided to start Couch To 5k and also removed 80% of sugar out of her diet, and admitted that she had never really thought about what she was eating before.
In October, Fern shared snaps from her trip to Italy for a cycling holiday.
Fern couldn’t wipe the smile off her face as she posed for a photo with a friend.
She captioned her post: ‘A glorious week in Italy with the Bike Buddies! Friendships spanning 20 years. Love you ladies’
Dozens of fans commented on Fern’s weight loss transformation and age-defying appearance, writing: ‘Looking fire Fern’,
Five years ago, the presenter moved permanently into her Cornish holiday home before renovating it ‘bit by bit’.
A Cornish Legacy, which is Fern’s 11th novel, took the star two years to write – twice longer than normal.
Fern has long enjoyed storytelling, releasing her first novel New Beginnings 2011, two years after leaving This Morning.
But since Covid she has been prolific in her writing, penning Daughters Of Cornwall in 2020 and The Good Servant two years later, with the hotly-anticipated A Cornish Legacy set for release in June.