Kaye Adams has vowed that she will pay back her £400 energy grant during a discussion on the rising cost of living on Friday's instalment of Loose Women.
Earlier this week, Chancellor Rishi Sunak detailed plans for each home in the country to receive £400 towards the cost, with the money not expected to be repaid.
However, 59 year old Kaye expressed her plans to "absolutely" pay the money forward to an "appropriate charity". Speaking to her fellow panellists, the television presenter said: "I mean, I'm not trying to be a smarty pants here, but if I get my £400 quid, I will absolutely be giving it back, or giving it to the appropriate charity." Kaye continued: "I'm sure lots of people would do that if they're able to. "And I'm not doing that to try to make anyone feel rubbish." Her fellow panellist Nadia Sawalha echoed her sentiments, stating: "No, but if you don't need it, don't keep it." Speaking about the grants, Kaye added: "Come October, there will be pressure on the Chancellor to do something else.
I mean, this isn't going to be a once-off. "You don't want to live crisis to crisis. You want to sit in place a system that is going to be there and is going to carry people through so that they can have some certainty, and it takes away the anxiety from many people." Meanwhile, one viewer questioned Kaye's decision about her future grant, writing: "No one is seeing the £400, it's coming straight off your fuel bill. #LooseWomen." Another added: "Giving it back Kaye?
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