Brenda Edwards: Last News

Loose Women presenters Brenda Edwards and Judi Love attended a reception at Buckingham Palace on Thursday 9 June, to celebrate the Commonwealth Diaspora.The event, which celebrates and recognises the important contribution that the Commonwealth diaspora provides the United Kingdom, welcomed hundreds of guests to the palace, from celebrities to key figures representing the arts, education, the NHS, and the charity sector. At the event, Brenda was pictured speaking to Prince Charles, shaking his hand as the Prince smiled.The presenters were also pictured in their outfits as they entered the reception.

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The Loose Women panel found themselves overcome with emotion on Tuesday’s edition of the programme as they shared a statement by panelist Brenda Edwards after her son’s cause of death was revealed to be drug related. Brenda had been left in a state of shock following her son, Jamal Edwards' tragic death four months ago, but her world has been rocked further after it was revealed that he died from cardiac arrhythmia after taking recreational drugs.

Daily Lowdown from HELLO! In today's episode, we're discussing Jamal Edwards' cause of death being announced, as well as Demi Lovato's big album news. MORE: The Daily Lowdown: Jesy Nelson sets record straight on album delayNot only that, Queen have announced that a previously recorded song, featuring vocals from the late Freddie Mercury, will be released. Tune into the latest episode of The Daily Lowdown below. . . Check out the latest episode of The Daily Lowdown!Here's a transcript of today's episode:Late DJ and SBTV founder Jamal Edwards' cause of death has been confirmed.

Loose Women stars have rallied around their friend and co-host Brenda Edwards, who on Tuesday shared her "shock" at the cause of her son Jamal's death at the age of 31. An inquest into the music entrepreneur's death was opened on Tuesday at the West London Coroner’s Court and before being adjourned for eight weeks, the inquest heard Jamal died at Brenda's house, from cardiac arrhythmia after taking recreational drugs. Assistant Coroner Catherine Wood said: "He came home late one evening, after which he became increasingly agitated and suffered a cardiac arrest.

Jamal Edwards died from cardiac arrhythmia after taking recreational drugs, it's been confirmed.

Jamal Edwards' cause of death has been confirmed as a heart attack after taking recreational drugs, the late star's "shocked" mum Brenda has confirmed. Music pioneer Jamal tragically passed away at age of 31 following a "sudden illness" in February this year.

Coleen Nolan showed off a dramatic new hair look on today's Loose Women, as the TV star revealed an ultra long ponytail. The 57 year old mum-of-three, who was also once a pop star in the Nolan Sisters, laughed and joked about the "heavy" 'do with her fellow panellists.Taken-aback that she'd even been compared to superstar singer Ariana Grande, Coleen, who recently had discussions about her weight journey on the show, admitted while she loved wearing her hair long for special events, the maintenance was too much for her to cope with day to day. ITV viewers know Coleen for her normally wavy blow-dries kept to a manageable shoulder length, but this time she opted for a sleek style scraped back away from her face.

Loose Women star Brenda Edwards has opened up about a message given to her by a clairvoyant about her son Jamal Edwards MBE, several years prior to the young star’s tragic death. The music mogul died suddenly earlier this year in February, aged just 31 after suffering from a sudden heart attack. On Tuesday’s edition of Loose Women, the West End star appeared alongside her fellow panellists Coleen Nolan, Linda Robson and Carol McGiffin as they discussed an encounter she had previously had with a psychic, while talking about whether they would ever want to meet their future selves.

Loose Women panellist Brenda Edwards has been officially announced as the replacement for Gemma Collins in the musical Chicago. Edwards will be playing prison guard Mama Morton, the same character she played in her West End debut back in 2007.

Loose Women panelist has left many excited fans over the moon after it was announced that she would be replacing Gemma Collins in the upcoming Chicago tour.TOWIE star Gemma was set to play Mama Morton in the production, but has reportedly suffered a knee injury, leaving her forced to pull out.She was supposed to be making her debut with the musical at Sunderland Empire this month.However, hope was not lost after it was announced today that Brenda will be taking over from June 2.Brenda has a background in musicals and has even played the role before, making her West End debut playing the matron of the women's ward at Cook County Jail in 2007.The Loose Women panellist has also appeared in Hairspray, Carousel and We Will Rock You.She will star alongside Lee Mead, Faye Brookes, Djalenga Scott, Jamie Baughan and BE Wong.Brenda will be part of the production till July 23 with dates at Cardiff New Theatre, Winter Gardens Blackpool, Sheffield Lyceum Theatre, Norwich Theatre Royal and New Theatre Oxford.The news of Brenda's latest career moves comes after the devastating loss of her music mogul son, Jamal, earlier this year.Jamal died from a heart attack at just 31 on February 20, with his heartbroken mother there holding his hands in his final moments.The presenter revealed on her return to Loose Women the little comfort she has from being with her son as he took his last breaths.Recalling the evening of Jamal’s death, she said: "I was with him. His sister was with us.

Loose Women star Brenda Edwards will join the cast of Chicago which start their UK and Ireland tour next week.MORE: Brenda Edwards' fans praise star's 'strength' after inspirational Loose Women videoBrenda, who previously made her West End debut in the show as Mamma Morton, will reprise the role for the upcoming performances which start in Sunderland on Wednesday.WATCH: Brenda Edwards shares amazing vocals after brave return to Loose WomenThe ITV star will join Lee Mead, who recently announced he will be playing Billy Flynn in the show.READ: Brenda Edwards opens up about the tragic death of son JamalSEE: Brenda Edwards breaks silence to share beautiful photo with son Jamal EdwardsThe news comes just days after it was revealed that Gemma Collins, who was due to be playing the role from Sunday, had to step down after sustaining a knee injury. Brenda first played Mamma Morton in 2007According to The Independent that the producers of the tour issued a statement.

Brenda Edwards is set to replace Gemma Collins as Mama Morton in the musical Chicago after the former TOWIE star pulled out due to an injury.The Loose Women panellist, 53, who recently revealed she speaks to her late son Jamal "every day", will be reprising the role in which she made her West End debut over a decade ago. She first appeared as Mama Morton back in 2007 at the Adelphi Theatre after competing on The X Factor.

Coronation Street star Kimberly Hart-Simpson fought back the tears as she emotionally opened up about her late dad's final wish. The actress, who has recently returned to the cobbles as Nicky Wheatley, joined the Loose Women ladies on the panel on Tuesday (May 17).

It has been announced that Jamal Edwards - the late son of Loose Women host Brenda Edwards - has received a posthumous Music Industry Trusts (Mits) Award for his contribution to the music industry. Best known for founding youth broadcasting and film production company SBTV, Jamal passed away unexpectedly at the age of 31 in February, leaving his family and friends in utter shock.The much-missed star helped launch the careers of artists like Dave, Ed Sheeran and Jessie J. Now Jamal has received The Mits award for his pioneering work.

Brenda Edwards belted out Abba’s classic hit Mamma Mia in honour of her Loose Women co-host Jane Moore’s 6oth birthday on Monday. The 53 year old confidently sang the 1975 song as she was filmed walking down the corridors of the ITV studios ahead of taping the show, which celebrated Jane’s special day. Brenda shone brightly in the clip posted on Instagram as she wore a multi-coloured floral print jumpsuit, a pair of white Nike trainers and a Loose Women tote on her shoulder.

Brenda Edwards appeared on Good Morning Britain on Wednesday (May 4) to pay tribute to her late son Jamal Edwards. The TV personality returned to the Loose Women panel last week for the first time since Jamal passed away earlier this year.

Brenda Edwards has opened up on the reason why she wears the colour blue following the untimely death of her son Jamal. The 53 year old Loose Women panellist's son died at the age of 31 suddenly in February this year and was laid to rest in March. Now, Brenda has appeared on Good Morning Britain to speak to hosts Susanna Reid, 51, and Richard Madeley, 65, on how she's keeping his spirit alive.

Loose Women star Judi Love is eyeing up a move to the big screen or a part in Line Of Duty after starring in season two of BBC drama Noughts + Crosses.The star opened up in her latest column for OK!, saying: "Watching myself on-screen for the debut episode of the BBC’s Noughts + Crosses last week was a surreal experience, but it’s inspired me to delve further into serious acting." Here, Judi also discusses her co-star Brenda Edwards returning to Loose Women following the passing of her son Jamal and her new project. Sign up - for free! - to see what she has to say.

READ MORE: Loose Women's Brenda Edwards: X-Factor roots, breast cancer diagnosis and tragic loss of son Jamal As the four-part thriller begins we took a look at Parminder’s life from her impressive net worth to Bend It Like Beckham rise to fame. Parminder Nagra, 46, was born Leicester and is best recognised for her role as Jess Bhamra in the hit film Bend it Like Beckham as well as the first female to win the FIFA Presidential Award back in 2002. Off the back of her Bend It Like Beckham success, Parminder attracted the attention of bosses at US medical drama ER - where George Clooney famously found fame - and she went on to play Dr Neela Rasgotra for six years from 2003-2009.

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.