Brenda Edwards inundated with support from Loose Women cast over heartbreaking Jamal post

BRENDA Edwards divided her fellow Loose Women today when she insisted her cat can say "hello" - and even shared a video. During Monday's edition of the ITV show, host Ruth Langsford introduced a segment on talking to your pets.

Loose Women star Brenda Edwards made the brave decision to return to the show last week after the recent passing of her son Jamal Edwards in February.MORE: Brenda Edwards opens up about the tragic death of son JamalThe star marked the occasion with a stunning singing video, posted to her Instagram feed and on Monday.

Loose Women panellists were told to "catch up" after discussing a decades-old toilet product - which has already been talked about on the show before. During the bank holiday Monday episode (May 2) of Loose Women, the panellists – Ruth Langsford, Brenda Edwards, Gloria Hunniford and Jane Moore – were discussing Shewees.

Loose Women panellist, 63, subsequently had to pull out of the DIVA Awards, which marks the accomplishments of LGBTQI women and non-binary people.She took to Instagram to explain the reason behind her absence from the event, which she branded her “favourite event of the year.”Denise admitted she was “so sad” that her health issue prevented her from attending the event.In view of her 362,000 followers, Denise posted a picture of her former Coronation Street co-stars Suranne Jones and Sally Lindsay.She captioned the snap: “So sad to miss my favourite event of the year @divamagazine Diva Awards but I was felled by a bout of vertigo.“Congratulations to our wonderful friend and head lesbian of the world @diversityriley and to all the winners.”Denise concluded: “Missed seeing you @suranne_jones, @sallylindsay73 #divaawards.”The TV star had recently opened up on her ordeal with a stalker who was jailed last month jailed for seven years and seven months.In one terrifying incident, Denise awoke to "huge, sprawling flames" after her stalker set her house on fire back in 2020.She was alarmed by her husband’s screams as flames engulfed the area outside of her house.Stalker Toraq Wyngard started the fire after Denise and husband Lincoln Townley went to sleep at around 10pm.The couple had left son Lewis and her brother-in-law Duncan downstairs watching movies.Denise recalled: “Suddenly, I heard Lincoln screaming.“I ran downstairs in my pyjamas and saw huge sprawling flames outside the house.”However, one neighbour had spotted the blaze as she was driving past and knocked on the door to alert the actress and her family.Lincoln started to move the car away from the driveway, helping avoid a tragedy."Within seconds of him moving it,

Loose Women star Linda Robson made an extremely unexpected confession on Friday when she appeared on the hit ITV daytime TV programme.MORE: Loose Women's Linda Robson's chic London home she wants to leaveDuring a segment where the a panel were discussing what they kept in their knicker drawers, Linda made the controversial confession that her deceased dogs, George and Ernie, along with other members of her family's ashes, have a safe place there.WATCH: Loose Women star Linda Robson confesses where she keeps her pet's ashesThe 64-year-old explained: "I've got lots of people's and animals ashes in my knicker drawer, I've got little bags of ashes from George and from Ernie and from other members of the family…"They're in little packets, everything that's precious to me, they've got their names on so I don't get mixed up and I've also got a little box in there with my children's little bracelets they got when they were born, the first lock of their hair, their teeth."I've got all of them in there - it's lovely." Linda adored her family petLinda sadly lost her French bulldog Ernie, in July 2020 after he suffered a spinal injury and two years prior lost her dog George.Taking to Instagram around the time Ernie died, Linda posted an adorable montage of moments from the pup's life to the song Since I Lost you by Genesis.Captioning the video she wrote: "We miss you Ernie every day," with a heart.Linda shared the emotional update with her 166,000 Instagram followersFans of the ITV star flocked to comment on the heartfelt post.One follower penned: "So sorry for lost RIP Ernie."Another follower penned: "My heart broke for you Linda and the family. I felt a real sadness as you know I have Ernie’s sister Lola.

X Factor's Stevi Ritchie branded Loose Women star Janet Street-Porter the rudest celeb he's ever met.The singer starred on X Factor in 2014 and came sixth in the ITV competition.During a Facebook Live chat with showbiz reporter Carly Hacon, the cheery star spoke about his awkward Loose Women moment.When asked who the worst celeb he's ever encountered, he revealed: "My worst... The one I thought was a little bit rude, Janet Street-Porter wasn't very nice to me on Loose Women."I know she's bloody brutal anyways and she's like 'bang' and if you don't take it, you are b*ggered."So, she was very rude to me, but hey look, and I took it, I got it, she said to me 'you do seem very flat, don't you?' And I said 'No, but thank you, Janet, appreciate that.Talking about his dream TV show being I'm A Celeb, he then added: "So, if I was in the jungle with Janet Street-Porter I would be like 'Na'."It would be one of those moments where I don't think I could cope.

Kim Kardashian. It was no different as the Loose Women posted a video taking on Kate Ferdinand's, 30, holiday bikini reel, yesterday.Nadia created her own version of Kate's bikini video to promote body positivity.The video featured frames of herself sporting a bikini followed by snaps of the former TOWIE star Kate.Earlier this month, Kate shared a reel of her modelling a range of bikinis, with her skimpy outfit changing every time she clicked her fingers together.In one clip, the presenter sported a moose hat along with a white bikini, to then wearing a pink baseball cap and red bikini in the next clip.A post shared by Nadia Sawalha (@nadiasawalha)Meanwhile, the shots of Kate show off her enviable toned figure as she holidays in the tropical islands.In view of her 508,000 Instagram followers, Nadia captioned her short video: "Me and the gorgeous @xkateferdinand work bloody hard to look this good !! Styling by @realhouseofhannah."#bikinibod #bikinibodyready #everybodyisabikinibody #bodyacceptance #over50andfabulous #over50fashion #bikiniready #bikiniseason."Many social media users rushed to the post's comment section and praised the Loose Women star.BelleHayley said: "This is why I love following you! After two kids there’s no toned stomach left for me! X."Bonnie_at_home added: "Nadia you’re gorgeous….

Victoria Beckham broke the internet on Wednesday sharing a photo of her smooth, perky posterior to promote her shapewear range VB Body and on Thursday, former Loose Women star Saira Khan took to Instagram to share her own version of the photo.MORE: Loose Women's Saira Khan admits she is 'heartbroken' in poignant new postAlongside Victoria's snap, Saira shared a picture of her own bottom, writing: "Do not look at photos of other women and feel inadequate. I have stretch marks, cellulite and a fat bum.

King Crimson sample in Kanye West’s ‘Power’ is suing Universal Music Group.As per a report in Variety, mechanical rights holder to King Crimson’s ’21st Century Schizoid Man’, Declan Colgan Music Ltd, claims that Universal have underpaid streaming royalties for the use of that song on ‘Power.’‘Power’ appears on West’s acclaimed 2010 album, ‘My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy’ and members of King Crimson are listed in the credits for the track.According to Variety, Universal and Declan Colgan Music have an agreement that pays King Crimson a royalty rate of 5.33 per cent for copies of ‘Power’ that are sold or “otherwise exploited.”The issue, according to Declan Colgan Music and their lawyers, is that they claim Universal are paying an insufficient amount for streams of ‘Power’.The label is allegedly paying Declan Colgan Music a percentage of what it receives from streams, which is a lower amount than what CD sales would have produced.According to Variety, the rights holder is claiming that Universal “failed, and continues to fail, to comply with its royalty accounting obligations.”RF: This dispute has been dragging on for several years, unnecessarily IMO and I suggest the SOP for majors when…Posted by Robert Fripp on Wednesday, April 13, 2022In a statement on Facebook, King Crimson’s Robert Fripp said: “There is a longer story to be told, and likely to astound innocents and decent, ordinary people who believe that one is paid equitably for their work, and on the appointed payday.“This dispute has been dragging on for several years, unnecessarily IMO,” he added.He also went on to write that the band’s lawyers is the same one who won Ed Sheeran’s recent ‘Shape of You’ copyright case.“Meanwhile and interesting factoid: the

Coleen Nolan revealed she was still hungover during Loose Women on Tuesday, following a boozy night out with Brenda Edwards, who returned to the show for the first time since her son's death. Brenda has been absent from the ITV daytime show while grieving the loss of her music pioneer son Jamal Edwards following his sudden death in February this year at the age of 31. And following Brenda's emotional pre-recorded interview with Coleen on Monday's instalment of the show, the ladies decided to have a catch-up - the effects of which Coleen was still feeling.

Brenda Edwards made her return to Loose Women today, two months after the shocking and tragic death of her son, Jamal, 31, who suffered a cardiac arrest. The 53 year old looked fantastic in a video posted to Instagram marking her return, as she strutted down a corridor backstage at Loose Women set, whilst belting out Chandelier by Sia. Brenda, who came fourth in The X Factor in 2005, rocked a blue and white patterned jumpsuit from Wallis, “bespoke liquorice jewellery” and towering heels as she sang her heart out.

Jamal Edwards. The 53-year-old presenter has not appeared on the ITV programme since SBTV founder Edwards died suddenly at the age of 31 following a suspected heart attack on February 20.  On Monday’s instalment of the daytime show, Brenda gave her first interview to co-host and friend Coleen Nolan, where she detailed her final moments with her son and how she has coped with the grief.

Loose Women today. Her ITV return comes months after the panel member was absent from the show following the death of her son Jamal Edwards aged 31.The entrepreneur sadly died in February after a sudden illness.As Brenda made her comeback, she was joined by Coleen Nolan, Kéllé Bryan and Ruth Langsford on the panel.Her colleagues and viewers alike have rallied around the panellist and offered their support following her heartbreaking loss.Charlene took the opportunity to commend her pal and colleague, in view of her 63,000 followers.Sharing a candid video of Brenda walking through the corridor of the ITV studios, she could be heard singing Chandelier by Sia.Danny O'Donoghue from The Script could be seen in the background applauding the singer.In view of Brenda's 24,600 followers, she explained her corridor singing sessions were in memory of her late son.She penned: "First show back @loosewomen with @ruthlangsford @coleen_nolan @kellebryan with bespoke liquorice jewellery and my corridor sessions today I dedicate to my baby Jamal who would love this cheeky cameo from the divine @thescript_danny #SelfBelief #loosewomen."Charlene took the opportunity to retweet the clip, as she penned: "So proud of you, it’s just wonderful to have you back darling xx."Social media users inundated the Loose Women panelist with sweet messages amid her show return.Twitter user, Karen Burn commented: "And looking amazing in that outfit: the colours are so gorgeous on you.

LOOSE Women’s Brenda Edwards has returned to the panel for the first time since her son Jamal’s tragic death. The singer and TV presenter joined her co-stars Ruth Langsford, Coleen Nolan and Kéllé Bryan for Tuesday's instalment of the ITV topical show.

Loose Women fans were left feeling tearful as Brenda Edwards made a return to the ITV panel on Tuesday (April 26).The 48-year-old TV personality had taken some time out from work after the tragic loss of her son Jamal Edwards.Viewers of the daytime favourite were delighted to see Brenda back on the show and took to Twitter to welcomed her back with their well wishes.One tweet read: "So glad to see Brenda back, to be able to come back after only 3 months is incredibly brave, very admirable, lovely lady @brenda_edwards #LooseWomen."Another added: Well done @brenda_edwards It’s so hard going back to work after a bereavement #LooseWomen."A third online user said: "Wishing Brenda all the love and strength in the world on her first episode back, such huge admiration for her."This is a live TV story and is being constantly updated.

“It was sudden and it was unexpected and he went into cardiac arrest."Then he passed with me holding his hand."I get a little bit of comfort from knowing I was with him.”Nevertheless, Brenda said she remains haunted by that “vision” and that she knows it is something she will “never forget”.When Coleen asked how she was doing, Brenda explained she was “taking each day as it comes”.She continued: “He always had this lovely, bright smile, just used to light up.

Loose Women star Brenda Edwards has told of her son’s heartbreaking final moments in her first TV interview since his death.

Loose Women panellist Coleen Nolan received support from fans after sharing an emotional tribute to co-star and close friend Brenda Edwards on Monday.READ: Brenda Edwards opens up about the tragic death of son JamalColeen took to Instagram to post a stunning, sun-soaked photo of herself alongside Brenda, adding a heartfelt message addressing Brenda's return to the ITV panel for the first time following the sad death of her son, Jamal Edwards.WATCH: Loose Women panellists pay tribute to Jamal Edwards"So looking forward to having my bestie @brendaedwardsglobal back with us on the panel tomorrow. I’m in awe of your strength my friend," Coleen captioned the photo.She later shared the same photo on her Instagram Story, writing: "This gorgeous, strong, amazing woman is back with us tomorrow.

Brenda Edwards has given her first interview since the sudden death of her son Jamal Edwards in February, revealing beautiful details from his funeral and the sign she felt from him on the day.  Brenda, 53, spoke to her Loose Women colleague and good friend, Coleen Nolan, ahead of her live return to the ITV daytime show tomorrow. The pre-recorded interview took place in the garden of Coleen’s home, and Brenda showed her strength as she talked proudly about Jamal, who was just 31 when he died suddenly, and shared previously unknown details about the entrepreneur’s tragic death.  Brenda explained that she was with her son when he died, saying: “I was with him. His sister was with us.

Loose Women fans were overwhelmed with emotions as Brenda Edwards prepares to make her return to the beloved talk show following the death of her son Jamal Edwards.During Monday’s (April 25) instalment of the popular daytime show, Coleen Nolan shared her touching interview with the mum of two ahead of her return tomorrow.Throughout the interview, 53-year-old sat beside her close pal as she shared how she and her family have been coping with the loss of the musician who passed away of a heart attack in February.After watching the touching catch up, loyal fans flooded to Twitter to share their support for the TV star on social media ahead of her return to the ITV show on Tuesday.This is a live TV story and is being constantly updated.

Brenda Edwards emotionally spoke of her son Jamal's final moments during a pre-recorded interview on Monday's edition of Loose Women.The 53 year old has been absent from the ITV daytime show as she grieves the loss of her music pioneer son Jamal, who founded SB.TV, after his sudden death in February this year at the age of 31. And marking the first time she has spoken of her son on television following his tragic passing, Brenda explained to Coleen Nolan that despite Jamal's tragic passing, she had comfort knowing that she was with him and "holding his hand" in his final moments.