Christine and Frank Lampard chat to police officers on duty amid coronavirus lockdown as they go on stroll with their daughter Patricia, one
Christine and Frank Lampard appeared in good spirits as they chatted with police officers on patrol during an outing in London on Thursday.
The couple went for an afternoon stroll with their daughter Patricia, one, amid the ongoing coronavirus lockdown as the policewomen monitored social distancing.
The pair were dressed casually for their outing with Loose Women host Christine, 41, donning a dark grey top with blue jeans and a khaki jacket.
Out and about: Christine, 41, and Frank Lampard, 41, appeared in good spirits as they chatted with police officers on patrol during an outing in London on Thursday
Also sporting white trainers, the TV star completed her look by letting her brunette locks fall loose down her shoulders.
Meanwhile, Frank, 41, also went for a laid back look as he wore a black jacket with matching tracksuit bottoms and white trainers.
The couple got some fresh air amid the lockdown and had their adorable daughter dressed in a baby pink coat.
It comes after Christine broke down in tears on Thursday’s Loose Women as she spoke about the sacrifice her NHS nurse friend was making.
Stroll: The couple went for an afternoon stroll with their daughter Patricia, one, amid the ongoing coronavirus lockdown as the policewomen monitored social distancing
Laid back: The pair were dressed casually for their outing with Loose Women host Christine donning a dark grey top with blue jeans and a khaki jacket
Casual: Meanwhile, Frank also went for a laid back look as he wore a black jacket with matching tracksuit bottoms and white trainers
The television presenter was trying to thank her friend Rachel Small for working on the frontline when her voice began to falter.
Overcome with emotion, Christine asked Stacey Solomon to take over, while Nadia Sawalha and Brenda Edwards sent her virtual hugs in the special episode.
Christine said her friend from childhood works as a nurse in an intensive care unit at Ulster Hospital in Dundonald, Northern Ireland.
She said: ‘I want to give every bit of love I possibly can to my sister’s best friend. A girl I have known since she was a little girl. Her name is Rachel Small.
‘This is a young girl, same age as my sister in her late 30s. She’s a daughter, wife, mother of two young boys and there she is going to work every day.
‘It gets me emotional thinking about it as they’re putting their lives at risk all the time, for us.’
Emotional: Christine broke down in tears on Thursday’s Loose Women as she spoke about the sacrifice her NHS nurse friend was making
Brave: The television presenter was trying to thank her friend Rachel Small (pictured) for working on the frontline when her voice began to falter
In tears: Overcome with emotion, Christine asked Stacey Solomon to take over, while Nadia Sawalha and Brenda Edwards sent her virtual hugs in the special episode
Struggling through tears, Christine went on: ‘I just get so emotional every time I think about it.
‘I find it so difficult to think they have to worry about their little children and yet all I have to do is stay inside my house and it just puts it all into perspective.
‘I told her I wasn’t going to cry today, take over Stacey.’
The ITV daytime show, which has been suspended during the coronavirus pandemic, returned for a special episode where the panel and celebrity friends shared their love for NHS heroes from their homes.
Hard: Christine said: ‘I find it so difficult to think they have to worry about their little children and yet all I have to do is stay inside my house and it just puts it all into perspective’