Ulrika Jonsson has confirmed her split from third husband, Brian Monet.
The pair tied the knot 11 years ago, but Ulrika, 51, says she's been forced to end things after couples' therapy failed.
Hinting that it wasn't her decision to split from the father of her youngest son Malcolm, 11, she tells Best magazine, "You can only resolve problems with another person."
"If I'm honest, getting another divorce age 51 is not where I thought I would be, I just don't know what shape my future will take," says the star, of her split from American advertising executive Brian.
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The mother-of-four previously wed cameraman John Turnbull aged 23, and had son Cameron, 24, but admits the marriage ended when she was unfaithful.
Daughter Bo, 18, came along after a romance with former hotel manager Markus Kempen, and when he walked out, she married Mr Right contestant Lance Gerrard-Wright the following year and had daughter Martha.
Then in 2006 she met Brian, and the pair wed two years later before renewing their vows in Barbados in 2012.
In 2014 he adopted Bo, and Ulrika previously opened up about how the stress of her battle with depression and chronic back pain brought them closer together.
"Hard times either force you apart or bring you closer together," she told Hello!
"The stresses and pressures we have experienced over the past couple of years, I am thrilled to say, have made us stronger."
Now, with their split so raw, she says meeting another man is completely off the agenda.
"I can't contemplate dating again... then again, I've said I will never marry again before, and I did," she says.
