Ross Kemp reveals his mum has been rushed to hospital by paramedics and tells fans he’s not watching the England game

ROSS Kemp has revealed his mum, Jean, has been rushed to hospital. The EastEnders legend, 61, thanked paramedics for helping care for her in a message posted on Instagram tonight. Ross Kemp’s mum, Jean, has been taken to hospital by paramedics Credit: instagram/rosskemptv Ross said he wouldn’t be watching the Three Lions take on France tonight Credit: instagram/rosskemptv The passionate England supporter, who is known for his wild celebrations, told fans he wouldn’t be watching their third place play-off game vs France. He said: “A huge thank you to the paramedics who have helped me get my mum to hospital. Sign up for the Showbiz newsletter Thank you! “Clearly, I will not be posting about the football. That’s not because I don’t care. I love England and I hope they win. “But there are some things, like your mum, that are more important than football. Ross’ England celebrations have become much watch viewing Credit: Instagram Ross whipped is shirt off in a moment of pure passion Credit: instagram/@rosskemptv “Come on, England. We’ll be back there in four years time and hopefully we’ll win.” England, who lost 2-1 to Argentina in a heartbreaking semi-final last week, took an early lead against France tonight thanks to Declan Rice. It was followed 16 minutes later by a header from Ezri Konsa and Bukayo Saka added a third before half time. Ross went viral numerous times throughout the tournament due to his passionate videos in support of the national side. Most read in Showbiz Veins popping and fists pumping, Ross could barely keep it together as he celebrated England’s stunning win against Mexico at the Azteca. Ross, wearing an England shirt, screamed into his phone camera after Jude Bellingham scored his second goal. The star said: “Come on England, come on England. You just keep it calm. “Keep it calm. Go… two!!! Come on England. “Shut them up. Shut that crowd up, shut everybody up. “Come on England, come on England. Jude, Jude, Jude, Juuuude. I love you. Love you. “Keep cool heads, keep cool heads and we will shut them out.” It followed a similar display of emotion when the team defeated DR Congo. Comment now