A student nurse who fought for her life after being infected with coronavirus has shared her surprise, after receiving an unexpected gift from a singing legend.
Sir Rod Stewart sent Natasha Jenkins a "generous" gift after she returned home, following 22 days on a ventilator.
Rod had heard about the student nurse's story, with her emotional reunion with her three children waiting for her at home going viral.
He decided to do something to help her, so that she could recover at home without having to worry about money coming in.
Natasha was completely shocked, when she received a signed card from the Sailing singer.
But with the card came a cheque for £5,000 pounds from the star.
Natasha praised the singer's generosity, while revealing it would ease her mind from rushing back to work.
Speaking on Good Morning Britain, Natasha said: "My house phone rang and it was his PR company.
"They said Rod would like to send me something, so they asked for my address. I was just expecting a card.
"So he sent me quite a substantial bit of money to help me through the times I'm going through."
She went on to hosts Ben Shephard and Ranvir Singh: "That was amazing, obviously I can't work at the moment.
"I've had to take time off from university, so it's a massive help. I'm a single parent with three children.
"It's not put the pressure on me now to return to university or work, and it's been a massive help."
Praising Rod, she added: "I can't believe the generosity."
Good Morning Britain airs weekdays at 6am on ITV.
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