Brenda Edwards: Last News

Ruth Langsford has shared details of the moment she realised she needed help managing the symptoms of the menopause. The presenter was chatting about the topic on Loose Women on Tuesday (April 26).

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 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.

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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.

Loose Women star Brenda Edwards has announced that she is set to return to the show on Tuesday, in her first TV interview since the tragic death of her son Jamal Edwards MBE.

Loose Women stars after she shared a message from the SBTV team dedicated to her son, Jamal Edwards MBE. Jamal died in February aged just 31 from a “sudden illness”.The heartfelt message stated that Jamal was a “visionary” who helped to “nurture and discover some of the world’s finest talents”.The spokesperson from the music platform added that his death had left a “great void” in the team and vowed to honour him by “continuing his mission to inspire and empower”.It continued: “Jamal will live on through all of you and the talents you share with us and we will remain dedicated to providing a platform that will act as a beacon of light in these dark times.“He taught us all to have #SelfBelief not only in ourselves but to believe in those around us.

Brenda Edwards is set to return to Loose Women for the first time since her son's tragic death, it has been announced. The theatre star will appear on Monday's show (April 25) in a pre-recorded interview with Coleen Nolan.

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Brenda Edwards took to social media on Thursday to share a heartbreaking message dedicated to her son Jamal Edwards.MORE: Brenda Edwards breaks silence to share beautiful photo with son Jamal EdwardsThe tribute came from SBTV, the music company which Jamal founded when he was 15 and gave a countless list of stars including Ed Sheeran, Jessie J, and Pixie Lott a platform in the early stages of their career.WATCH: Brenda Edwards sang at her son Jamal's vigil in West London The official Instagram page for SBTV penned a heartfelt message alongside a black and white photo of Jamal, which read: "There will never be enough words to quantify the impact of our leader and the visionary Jamal Edwards MBE.READ: Brenda Edwards sings at son Jamal's vigil in heartbreaking momentMORE: Prince Charles pays heartfelt tribute to music entrepreneur Jamal Edwards"Not only was he our leader, he was a visionary that gave us purpose and helped lift us up in times of trouble.Brenda shared the tribute with her 105,000 Instagram followers"He helped to nurture and discover some of the world’s finest talents and at the same time help kick start the careers of plenty of us behind the scenes.Throughout the statement SBTV credited Jamal's skills as a leader within his company, "no job was too big for him nor was there ever a job too small for him," and capitalised on Jamal's "bravery, kind-hearted nature, and inquisitiveness."The statement also explained how SBTV will continue to inspire people and enable those from all backgrounds, missions which Jamal would have wanted them to continue.

Ed Sheeran has recorded a song in honour of Jamal Edwards who died following a suspected heart attack in February at age 31. Thursday Ed is said to have spent time with music entrepreneur Edwards’ friends and family, including his mother, Loose Women presenter, Brenda Edwards and sister Tanisha, recording a music video for what is expected to be a touching ballad.The 31-year-old singer, who reportedly recorded the track in Soho, was also joined by Edwards’ friends Tom Felton, Jude Law’s son Rafferty Law, US musician Russ and UK rapper Big Narstie.A source told The Sun: ‘Ed looked in good spirits when he arrived but it was a sombre occasion and things got very emotional on set.‘Ed wanted to do something to celebrate Jamal’s incredible legacy because he was a huge part of his life.‘Brenda wore all black and had sunglasses on as she arrived.‘It was really brave of her to get involved after such a loss, but she knows how close Ed and Jamal were and so it felt poignant to be part of it.’When Edwards’ death was announced on February 20, Shape Of You singer Ed took to Instagram to post a tribute to him.He wrote: ‘Jamal is my brother.

Brenda Edwards opened up about her heartbreak at losing son Jamal Edwards on social media on Thursday as she announced the launch of the Jamal Edwards Self Belief Trust set up in honour of her late son. Jamal died unexpectedly at the age of 31 on 20 February to the shock of his family, friends and supporters.

Linda Robson has revealed that her son was "devastated" to miss Jamal Edwards' funeral after he tested positive for Covid last week.The TV star, 64, appeared on Wednesday's Loose Women where the panellists discussed the topic "do we still have a moral duty to self-isolate?" It comes after Loose Women star Brenda Edwards tragically lost her SB.TV founder son Jamal last month at the tender age of 31 after a "sudden illness". Talking on Wednesday's show, Linda revealed that her "devastated" son, Louis Dunford, missed Jamal's funeral due to testing positive for Covid.

Brenda Edwards has announced the launch of the Jamal Edwards Self Belief Trust foundation following the music entrepreneur's death last month.MORE: Brenda Edwards breaks silence to share beautiful photo with son Jamal EdwardsSBTV founder Jamal died aged 31 following a suspected heart attack. And on Wednesday, Loose Women panellist Brenda revealed the details of the new charity which will "support those causes that mattered most to Jamal".WATCH: Brenda Edwards sings at son Jamal's vigil in heartbreaking momentA statement from Brenda, her daughter Tanisha and their family read: "Jamal no longer being here has left a huge impact on the lives of his family, friends and all those he supported and lifted in his unique and humble way.MORE: Christine Lampard and Ruth Langsford left 'devastated' as they rally round Brenda EdwardsREAD: Brenda Edwards sings at son Jamal's vigil in heartbreaking moment"Jamal lived his life staying true to himself, providing a platform for all to showcase what made them special whilst encouraging all to believe in themselves to achieve their full potential."Thanking fans for the support over the past few weeks, the message continued: "We have been so touched by the messages of support we have received from people from all walks of life who have positive stories to tell of Jamal’s generosity which he gave with no expectation of reciprocity."The Jamal Edwards Self Belief Trust has been set up with an objective to support those causes that mattered most to Jamal.

Jamal Edwards, has shared a touching tribute to her son on the first Mother’s Day since his death.Jamal, whose SB.TV channel helped to launch the careers of artists like Ed Sheeran, Dave and Jessie J, died on February 20 at the age of 31. Brenda later confirmed that Jamal had died from a “sudden illness”.In a statement following his death, Brenda described her son as the “centre of [her] world” and called him “an inspiration to myself and so many”.“Our love for him lives on, his legacy lives on. Long live Jamal Edwards MBE, MBA, PhD,” she added.Earlier today (March 27), Brenda took to Instagram to celebrate the life of her son on the first Mother’s Day since his passing.

Brenda Edwards shared a heartfelt message to social media on Sunday, as she marked her first Mother's Day since the death of her son Jamal.The Loose Women panellist took to Instagram, where she posted a collage of photos of herself and her son, as well as some childhood pictures featuring Brenda's daughter Tanisha, now 27.SEE: Brenda Edwards breaks silence to share beautiful photo with son Jamal EdwardsJamal tragically died last month at the age of just 31 following a sudden illness.