Loose Women's Judi Love says she's suffering 'great pain' after dad’s death and talks dating at 40 in her first OK! Column

Brenda Edwards has candidly recalled the heartbreaking moment she broke down while on stage during her cancer battle. Loose Women star Brenda was diagnosed with stage three breast cancer in 2015, as she took part in the stage production of Hairspray.The brave TV star told the cast and crew of her stage three diagnosis, but kept her battle away from the public eye.

Loose Women viewers were left appalled on Tuesday morning's edition of the daytime talk show when Penny Lancaster abruptly told Brenda Edwards to "calm down" during a discussion about the Covid lockdown rules.The panel were discussing whether the end of lockdown, June 21st, should be delayed following pressures from scientists and concern over the Indian variant when Brenda made her views known on the matter.The stage star said that elongating lockdown would not be good for morale in the

OK! columnist and Loose Women star Judi Love is never afraid to speak her mind on the hot topics that have us all talking. And this week, exclusively for OK! VIP members, the 40-year-old mum-of-two opens up on her pre-show jitters, why she's determined to make the most of every minute of 2021 and why, when it comes to having any more children, her shop is firmly shut.

Eamonn Holmes thanked fans for their support in his struggle with long-term chronic pain, telling them he is finally on the mend.The This Morning presenter sparked an outpouring of support earlier this year when he told fans he was in agony after suffering three slipped discs.Taking to Twitter on Tuesday to update his one million followers, Eamonn wrote: "Another session of Physio rehab - feels like I'm making progress - slowly but surely." He explained that he had been receiving treatment,

Judi Love has revealed why she chose not to take part in Loose Women's recent body confidence photoshoot, admitting she has been on something of an emotional rollercoaster recently. In the latest of her weekly OK! columns, the star explains her decision to readers and shares her thoughts on some of the week's biggest news stories – including the ongoing debate surrounding the Friends reunion.

Loose Women panellist Brenda Edwards was left on the brink of tears after discussing Prince Harry 's appearance on his new Apple TV documentary, The Me You Can't See. The 52 year old emotionally explained that the Duke of Sussex's comments on the tragic passing of his mother, the mistreatment of his wife Meghan Markle and his life in the royal family "really hit a nerve with her".

Denise Welch has broken down in tears on Loose Women as she spoke about her heartache at her beloved dad being in hospital.The ITV show panellist was part of a discussion on Thursday's show about technology alienating the elderly during lockdown, when many people have been forced to stay in touch with family and friends via video calls and online messages.

Stacey Solomon has revealed her figure has completely changed since giving birth to her third son Rex in May 2019.The 31 year old, who recently cried as she shared sketches of her "dream" wedding dress, spoke out about her figure as she and her fellow Loose Women posed in their swimsuits for the award-winning body confidence campaign Body Stories, which was first launched in 2017.The campaign is to raise awareness about altering and editing pictures on social media.

Loose Women became Loose Men for just the second time in 21 years on Thursday, but impressed viewers are calling for it to become a regular spin-off. The hit ITV chat show welcomed an all-male panel as part of Mental Health Awareness Week, where they talked about issues affecting men, and fans loved it so much that they have asked for Loose Men to become permanent.

Martin Kemp has opened up on the struggle he and son Roman have faced in understanding their friend Joe Lyons' death as he discussed male suicide on Loose Men.

Ruth Langsford has revealed she was told she had returned to work “too early” after the sad death of her sister. Loose Women presenter Ruth, 61, was plunged into heartbreak and grief when her sister Julia tragically took her own life in 2019 following a battle with depression.

Jordan Banjo has admitted he sometimes "felt like a fraud" in Diversity, during a frank discussion about mental health that will air in Wednesday's episode of Loose Men. Jordan Banjo, Martin Kemp, Robert Rinder and Richard Madeley will host Loose Women's second-ever all-male version of the show, and one of the topics up for discussion is male body image.

Former Eternal frontwoman Kelle Bryan was visibly upset as she discussed her battle with lupus, a disease which has forced her to stay away from her children.The autoimmune disease has at times left Kelle unable to do basic daily tasks such as talk and walk, and the singer has had to go through speech therapy to try to gain back her speech after the awful condition took over much of her life.

Judi Love has opened up about returning to her role as a panelist on Loose Women following the passing of her father, telling OK! Magazine she had a “meltdown” in the dressing room before she appeared on screen. Judi announced the death of her father last month as she shared a photograph of herself holding her dad’s arm on Instagram.