Rhian Sugden led stars who were forced to scrap their plans following a positive test for coronavirus at Christmas Day.
A photo of the glamour model at 35 shared by Instagram with a lateral flow test and a sticker saying Merry Christmas.
MailOnline found that close to 900,000.00 people might be forced to spend Christmas Day alone after they caught Covid within the past 10 days. The majority of these were celebrities.

Very Covid Christmas! Rhian Sugden was positive for the virus on the big day. She led stars who were unable to celebrate the holiday because of the virus.
Rhian was one of those who were forced to be isolated. She later admitted that fans had mistakenly believed that she shared information about her pregnancy.
Rhian stated in her caption: “The number of people who think that that was a positive pregnancy testing!” Where were you for the past 2 years !!?’?
Meanwhile, Dianne Buswell (32) and Joe Sugg (30) tried to’see the positives (in the POSITIVE) after Covid was contracted by the Strictly Dancer.
The YouTuber boyfriend she shared the selfie was masked up. She laughed while enjoying a glass of bubbly.

Tragic: The glamour model, 35, shared a photo of the lateral flow test to Instagram along with a ‘Merry Christmas’ sticker

Optimistic: Meanwhile, Dianne, 32, and her boyfriend Joe Sugg, 30, tried ‘to see the positives in the POSITIVE’ after the Strictly dancer contracted Covid’
Australian Strictly’s optimistic star said: “Trying to see positives within the POSITIVE.” [laughing emoji, Christmas tree emoji] to spite the situation actually we are having a lovely day ❤️.
“And I’m sure you are all too. xx Merry Christmas to all [sic] @joe_sugg.’
Joe commented: “Second-year running for us to have an unusual, unexpected Christmas.. unfortunately Diannes got ol’ Covid (and a miniature Christmas tree). So we’re staying put Santa land for the moment to remain safe.

Oh no! The YouTuber announced that Dianne had tested positive for Covid-19 on Christmas Eve.

Dianne shares a FaceTime screenshot of her family with lifts spirits, and writes: “I feel so blessed to have such a loving family. I can’t wait until you’re back with me all.”
“It wasn’t exactly the way we would have wanted to spend Christmas Day, but she is already feeling much better. It’s another Christmas that we will always be able to remember.
“Hope everyone has a wonderful day tomorrow. Get merry, get your fair share of blankets and pigs in pigs.
Emily Atack (32) took to Instagram on Christmas Day to admit that she had missed Kate Robbins (63), on their first Christmas apart.
She also uploaded a throwback photo of them snuggling together on a Paris trip.
Inbetweeners star, Stephen Inbetweeners wrote that she was ‘gutted’ to be spending her first Christmas without her. She’s still here so it’s not too bad.
‘It’s just all a bit s**t isn’t it! F**k you covid. All the best for Christmas.
She made the most of it, and shared a photo on Instagram with her dog, sipping champagne, later.
She added the caption to her image, “Merry Christmas filthy animal.” This year’s Christmas was a different one, but I am still grateful. Sending love to you all ❤️’

Frustrating: Emily, 32, (left) took to the photosharing platform on the big day to confess that she was sorely missing her mum on their first Christmas apart

Positives: Emily still made the best of her situation, however, taking to Instagram later to share a snap sipping champagne alongside her pet pooch
James Cracknell (olympic rower) was another star to have their celebrations interrupted. Cracknell tested positive for Covid that day.
In addition to a quick glare at his lateral flows test, he wrote: “Santa dropped what I have been “waiting all of year for.” Covid. Dug trying explain to me that I’m not just lazy, but also ill. Dug isn’t buying it. Have a fantastic Chirstmas everyone. Jx’
James saw the humor in James’ snap with his dog. He captioned it: “I’m not Dr Dolittle, but I think he is thinking that you can’t give him covid and are going nowhere.” You’re right on both of these counts.

Bad timing: Another star who had their celebrations disrupted was Olympic rower James Cracknell, who tested positive for Covid on the day

He wrote: Santa dropped off the things I was “waiting all of year for” Covid. Dug trying to understand that I am not lazy but ill. Dug isn’t buying it. Have a fantastic Chirstmas everyone. Jx’
While it is possible for pets to contact Covid, Britain’s Chief Veterinary Officer Christine Middlemiss has stressed that Covid cases in animals are ‘very rare’.
Dogs are infected the same as humans by breathing in droplets from infected people who cough or sneeze.
There is no evidence that animals transmit it to humans, with research suggesting they do not ‘shed’ enough virus to be infectious.

Dolittle: James saw the humor in James’ picture of his dog and shared it with the caption, “I’m not Dr Dolittle, but I think he is thinking, you can’t give him covid, and you’re moving nowhere.”