Chloe Ferry shares busty selfie as she admits to being ‘exhausted’ by coronavirus self isolation
CHLOE Ferry shared some busty snaps as she revealed she was “exhausted” by self-isolating during the coronavirus crisis. The 24-year-old wowed fans with the saucy photos, showing off her impressive cleavage which she made sure was front and centre. ⚠️ Read our coronavirus live blog for the latest news & updates The MTV star wore […]
CHLOE Ferry shared some busty snaps as she revealed she was “exhausted” by self-isolating during the coronavirus crisis.
The 24-year-old wowed fans with the saucy photos, showing off her impressive cleavage which she made sure was front and centre.
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The MTV star wore a black jumper as she recorded a video under the covers in the dark.
She explained show she had been feeling since Britain went into lockdown, as she said asked her fans: “Obviously we’re not really doing much but is anyone else really exhausted and just dead tired?
She added: “I’ve got no reason to be tired for, I’m just so exhausted and drained.”
A downcast Chloe would admit that she is “ready for a holiday” and wants to go to Dubai.
The Geordie Shore stunner shared the intimate snaps from her bedroom as she along with the rest of the UK, have been urged to stay at home.
Chloe could be seen relaxing in bed wearing nothing but her lingerie.
She pulled down her duvet and showed her chest, so fans could gaze at her assets.
The reality star captioned the pic “morning”, as she closed her eyes and held her hand up to her head for the “candid” shot.
The coronavirus pandemic continues to intensify in the UK, as a total of 1019 people have now died from coronavirus in the UK after the deadliest 24 hours to date saw 260 people die.
Government advisers have warned tougher lockdown and social distancing measures could be brought into place as 17,089 people have now tested positive for Covid-19 in the UK.
National Medical Director at NHS England, Professor Stephen Powis warned Brits to no be complacent about coronavirus, but to “hone down and do what we have been told to do” in tonight’s press conference.
He said that if the UK death toll remains below 20,000, it will be a victory for the country but that will not happen by chance.