ITV This Morning's Alison Hammond tells caller 'you're breaking my heart' in emotional chat
Alison Hammond was moved to tell a caller she was "breaking her heart" during an emotional conversation on This Morning today.
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Alison Hammond was moved to tell a caller she was "breaking her heart" during an emotional conversation on This Morning today.
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