Loose Women presenter Jane McDonald has travelled across the world for her Channel 5 series – but one of the places she wanted to tick off her list was Japan

Jane McDonald choked back tears during a classic episode of her travel series, Jane McDonald: Lost in Japan after she received an emotional message about her future.

.While filming for the Channel 5 series, the former cruise ship singer shared an insight into what lies ahead and was given an O-mikuji, a paper strip that reveals your fortune.

“Is there anything bad in there?” Jane nervously asked the tour guide.

Before Jane read out her fortune, the tour guide warned her about a potential negative fate but reassured the star that any ill luck could be easily dispelled.

Upon drawing her paper to read her a daily horoscope, Jane emotionally recited to the viewers: “Wow. I feel as if I was strongly on the spring fields with my family, so comfortable.”

Jane McDonald got emotional when reading her fortune(Image: (Image: CHANNEL 5))

“Wow, that is quite emotional actually, isn’t it?” Jane continued as she struggled to hold back tears.

“You could realise almost everything as if you could drive easily on a downhill road,” she went on.

“Work hard and believe and you will be successful just like grass grows thanks to the rain heaven gives.”

Jane McDonald was back on screens as she visited Japan

“This is just so, so beautiful,” she stated before asking: “So this is good luck?”

“This is good luck,” the tour guide reassured as Jane said with a sigh of relief: “Thank goodness for that, I was a bit worried about that.”

In a warm embrace, Jane expressed her heartfelt gratitude to the guide for enriching her understanding of Japanese traditions.

On another part of the show, Jane dabbled in origami – the Japanese art of paper folding – and even tried sumo wrestling.

She also had an opportunity to showcase her singing skills, but it was at a local karaoke bar.

Jane thoroughly enjoyed herself as she sang along with other participants for the night, with many choosing to perform I Will Survive.