Kerry Katona seemed to be in good spirits after she left hospital, where she was admitted over the weekend. She went for a morning stroll as she donned black leggings and a comfy pair of trainers.
Uploading the clip of her enjoying the brisk walk, she wrote ‘Morning’ over the top of it. An hour or so later, the star was back updating her Instagram followers with what she was up to as she took photos of shabby chic decor items, including a lamp with a quirky rabbit design base.
This comes days after Kerry was admitted to hospital and was hooked up to an IV drip. The visit came after the 41-year-old former Atomic Kitten start revealed she thinks she might be unwell.
On Saturday she left her fans rather concerned after taking to her Instagram Stories to share a snap of her in a hospital. She uploaded a snap of an IV drip in her hand and penned: "Not really where I wanna be", alongside a bunch of crying face emojis.
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Kerry's hospital dash came shortly after she opened up about having a few body image issues.
Writing candidly in her latest column for new! magazine, Kerry explained: "I've been in tears over my relationship with food." She than admitted that she thinks she has "real issues.”
Kerry then detailed: "For example, the other day I bought a kebab and I hid on my own and binged on it. I'll eat food, and then I'll feel like I want to be sick. I definitely have some kind of eating disorder."
Kerry has been feeling down about the way she looks and admitted in her column that she "hates the way she looks.”
Writing for the magazine she revealed that she doesn't want her fiancé Ryan to see her because she feels insecure.
She added: "I'm not sure why I feel like this. I don't know if it's because of my age, or if it's because Ryan's younger than me, or if it's because I'm in the media."
Knowing that she needs help, Kerry said that she is willing to get back in touch with therapists, The Speakmans, "to see if they can help.”
In the same interview she said that as soon as she has healed from her recent breast reduction operation, she's planning on heading to Homefield Grange retreat in Northampton.
She added: "It's all about mindfulness - meditation and yoga - and also healthy eating."
