JASMINE Harman has been left devastated after suffering "four lots" of "tremendously sad news".
The A Place in the Sun presenter took to Instagram to thank her husband Jon Boast for his support but didn't give any further details.
Jasmine, 47, wrote: "Well this week has been an absolute downer. Four lots of tremendously sad news in one week.
"I am so grateful to have @jboasty_dop by my side to get through some of the more upsetting stuff.
"Thank you for always being there for me and being my rock. Love you xxx."
Jasmine's fans and friends rushed to send messages of support, with I'm A Celeb's Scarlette Douglas writing: "Sending you love Jas xxx."
Someone else said: "Everyone needs a rock at sometime in their life. Glad to hear you’ve got one. X."
And another added: "Sorry to hear this. Sending you love and strength."
Jasmine and Jon met in 2004 while he was working as a cameraman on A Place in the Sun.
They tied the knot in 2009 and are parents to son Albion and daughter Joy.
Jasmine previously spoke about finding the positives in lockdown, as it meant she and Jon were actually in the same place for once.
She told the Mirror: "Sometimes Jon and I don't see each other for a month at a time because I'll be away for a week and then I get back and he's gone. [Over lockdown] it has been quite nice to be all together as a family."
Last week Jasmine left A Place in the Sun fans excited when she revealed a new show-first for the property programme.
Jasmine told how she and her fellow presenters will be heading back overseas to re-visit some of their favourite house hunters to discover what happened when the cameras switched off.
Revealing that fans always beg her to do a series of re-visits, she said: "I'm so pleased because this year we actually are going to be doing some re-visits.
"That is something I am really looking forward to, I can't wait."
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