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A number of Loose Women stars have stripped off to don their crop tops as they deliver a 'powerful' message to viewers. Dame Kelly Holmes, Judi Love and Gloria Hunniford are among the panellists who will share their own stories as part of the ITV lunchtime show's Body Stories campaign for International Women's Day.

Loose Women panellists including Dame Kelly Holmes, Judi Love and Gloria Hunniford will share their own stories as part of the ITV show’s Body Stories campaign for International Women’s Day.The group, which also includes Carol McGiffin, Katie Piper and Sophie Morgan, have taken part in a photo shoot celebrating their various body shapes in a bid to help viewers feel represented and body confident. Marking the annual celebration, a Loose Women special will air on Wednesday March 8 “continuing the campaign’s pledge to lead the conversation on the issues affecting women’s body confidence today”.Taiwan-born photographer Yolanda Y Liou has captured the panellists dressed in a variety of pastel hues.

Comedian and OK! columnist Judi Love is sending her heartfelt condolences to the family of Nicola Bulley after her body was was found in the River Wyre three weeks after she went missing, saying, "There are still so many questions." Writing in her column this week, Judi also supports her Loose Women colleague Brenda Edwards in marking a year since her son Jamal's untimely death with a touching blue tribute, prasies London mayor Sadiq Khan's free school meals pledge, and reveals all about her chance meeting with Harry Kane! Sign up - for free - to read Judi's full column. Register for FREE to read this article in full. Just pop your email address below for free access to our exclusive magazine content as an OK! VIP.

Brenda Edwards was joined by her Loose Women co-stars for an “emotional evening” remembering her son Jamal on the one-year anniversary of his tragic death. Supported by OK! columnist Judi Love, Linda Robson, Charlene White and Kelle Bryan, the women all wore blue in tribute of the record producer’s love for Chelsea FC.

A moving change was made during the latest edition of Loose Women as Brend Edwards emotionally opened up alongside her daughter following the anniversary of her son's death. Jamal Edwards died suddenly on February 20, 2022, aged 31, of a cardiac arrhythmia caused by recreational drugs.

Fans of ITV’s Loose Women were reduced to tears after the panellists paid tribute to Brenda Edwards’ late son, Jamal Edwards. Jamal, who is credited with helping to launch the careers of Ed Sheeran, Dave and Jessie J, passed away a year ago following a cardiac arrhythmia caused by cocaine use.

Ben Ofoedu stepped out to attend an event newly single after earlier claiming he was left homeless by his split with Vanessa Feltz.The Phats & Small singer and This Morning agony aunt Vanessa split up earlier this month over allegations of cheating and sexting fans. After Vanessa celebrated her 61st birthday earlier in the week, which Ben also paid tribute to on Instagram, the 50 year old musical artist was pictured on the way to a London event.

The Great British Bake Off charity special for Stand up to Cancer will be back on screens in March, with a whole new host of celebrity guests. Among them will be Loose Women star Judi Love who has admitted to "melting in Paul Hollywood’s eyes" while filming this year’s show. "I’m delighted to announce that I’ll be appearing in the upcoming series of The Great Celebrity Bake Off For Stand Up 2 Cancer," Judi confirmed in her OK! column this week.

Comedian and OK! columnist Judi Love is wishing the family of teenager Brianna Ghey her sincerest condolences for their tragic loss. Writing in her column this week, Judi also congratulates Rihanna on her unexpected pregnancy announcement, reveals why she loves filling in for Rob Beckett on BBC Radio 2, expresses her excitement over the upcoming series of the Celebrity Bake Off and has her say on the BRITs.

Comedian and OK! columnist Judi Love has some words of wisdom for ITV pal Vanessa Feltz following her shock split from fiancé of 16 years Ben Ofoedu. Writing in her column this week, Judi also issues her condolences for those who have lost their lives following the earthquake across Turkey-Syria, congratulates Beyoncé on her GRAMMY win, gives her verdict on the Happy Valley finale and discusses Netflix's new Pamela Anderson documentary.

After months of failed relationships and more than her fair share of misery, Emmerdale bosses have revealed that there could finally be a little sunshine on the horizon for Belle Dingle in the coming months. Regular viewers will have seen Belle embroiled in some fairly hefty storylines in recent years, including living with schizophrenia, being the victim of evil Lachlan White and most recently a failed affair with devious vet Jamie Tate and the death of her business partner Al Chapman.

Love Island" after his divorce from ex-wife Louise Redknapp.Jamie appeared on Saturday night's edition of the John Bishop show alongside Gabby Logan and Judi Love.John asked Jamie at one point during the show: "What stage do you go I gotta let the world know this is happening or I have got to protect this as long as I can?"Jamie replied: "Well if I'd not met Frida I would have been doing that Love Island retreat you were talking about."I would have been signing up for that!"The former professional footballer was married to Louise Redknapp, with the pair announcing their divorce in 2017 after 19 years of marriage.The former couple had two sons together: Charley, 18. and Beau, 13.Jamie and Frida then married and had a child together within two years of meeting.Reports first surfaced that Jamie and Frida were connected in 2020, three years after he and Louise separated.Before meeting Jamie, Frida had four children with American hedge fund manager Jonathan Lourie.John also asked Jamie if he "struggled" to meet anyone because of people judging him due to being in the public eye.Gabby Logan jumped in: "I think Jamie really struggles with women, don't you?I think it was your birthday [John Bishop] and we were in a very well-known bar and it was a big fashion show."Lots of gorgeous women were coming in and lots of them were chatting to Jamie.

Alison Hammond has sparked rumours of 'celebrity Love Island' after she lived it up in the sun with celeb pals.

A comment by panellist Katie Piper on Loose Woman has led to a number of Ofcom complaints from ITV viewers.

Loose Women cast gathered together on Tuesday for a glamorous Christmas shindig, but eagle-eyed fans spotted that Stacey Solomon, 33, was absent from the event.This sparked fear for her role on the ITV show, as people took to social media to ask where Stacey was. The Loose Women ladies could be enjoying some food, Christmas games and plenty of drinks at a posh festive do earlier this week. Amongst the stars were Linda Robson, Nadia Sawalha, Coleen Nolan, Judi Love, Christine Lampard, Frankie Bridge, Jane Moore, Frankie Bridge, Katie Piper and Dame Kelly Holmes.The presenters took to Instagram throughout the event to document their fun-filled night, but some stars appeared to be missing. Yesterday, Judi Love shared a video of the team shouting “Loose Women!” as they posed for a group photo. In view of her 309,000 Instagram followers, she wrote: “I feel so blessed to be a part of such an amazing team, from the lovely ladies on the panel and the team behind the camera. “You are all truly amazing.

Harry & Meghan has got everyone talking yet again after the last three episodes of the Netflix documentary dropped on Thursday morning.

“Which is a huge and important subject in our community! Colorism !!!” (sic)Judi agreed: “Trust me!!! Colourism is real!“At least she was honest about it… Because it really does exist.” (sic)The final three episodes of Harry and Meghan were released on Netflix today with teasers for the second half of the series suggesting more incendiary claims as the couple discuss why they stepped down from royal duties.The impactful trailer shows Prince Harry saying: “I wonder what would have happened to us had we not got out when we did.”  Meghan then explains: “Our security was being pulled; everyone in the world knew where we were...I wasn’t being thrown to the wolves, I was being fed to the wolves.” Harry can also be heard blasting “institutional gaslighting” and claiming there were lies made “to protect my brother [Prince William]”. The first half of the docuseries saw the pair reveal how they first crossed paths and they unveiled intimate details about how their relationship came to be.In the second episode, Harry slammed the Royal Family after he claimed they felt Meghan did not need protection despite racist coverage in the press during the early stages of their relationship. He claimed: “The direction of the palace was 'don't say anything', but what we were trying to understand is, as far as a lot of the family were concerned, everything she was being put through, they had been put through as well. "Some of the members of the family were like, 'Well my wife had to go through that, so why should your girlfriend be treated any differently? Why should you get special treatment? Why should she be protected?’ “I said the difference here is the race element."Meghan also divulged her “jarring” first meeting with the Prince and

Loose Women today and recalled one incident at the Brit Awards during her time with the Spice Girls that nearly cost her her job.Sporty Spice described the moment as a "kerfuffle" between herself and Victoria Beckham, with the big bosses making it a "huge issue".Mel appeared on Friday's Loose Women to chat to panellists Kaye Adams, Stacey Solomon, Nadia Sawalha and Judi Love.They questioned the singer: "You thought you were getting kicked out of the band at one point?"Mel explained: "We were at the Brits in 1996 and no one knew us at that point, we released Wannabe in the summer of that year and this was February."As we’re leaving, there was a little kerfuffle with Victoria, not a major one but I told her where to go."And the next day, it was a huge issue and I was told off for it, and I understand why because we had to stick together as a girl band."I was told if that behaviour ever happened again, then I would be out."Mel said that the argument had happened after a night of the girlband drinking champagne, with the ceremony taking place before their careers skyrocketed.The singer also opened up about a remark about the size of her thighs as a young girl that led to her cutting out certain food types, before other catalysts eventually triggered eating disorders.Panellist Nadia mentioned how upset she was reading how a comment about Mel's body during her early twenties changed how she saw her body going forward in life."It was really early on in the Spice Girl's journey and I did a backflip," Mel began as she recalled the story herself.She continued: "Someone commented how they were surprised I could do a backflip with 'thighs that big'."I never had any body image issues up until that point, I was what we would deem as a

She began: “We were shooting billboard posters for this Body Stories campaign.“First I was looking at Kaye Adams, who has the legs of an 18 year old.“Then we all started looking over at Frankie Bridge saying, ‘I ain’t standing next to her’ and I said, ‘I don’t mean to be rude Frankie, but there’s no way I’m being photographed next to you’.”Linda continued: “I felt like a big Oompa Loompa and so much more self-conscious about my body, particularly my veiny legs, than I had the first time we’d shot the Body Stories campaign, before Frankie joined the show.“I’m not normally a vain person and apart from plucking my eyebrows and chin hairs I’ve not had anything done, but after the show I thought, ‘If you can make yourself feel a little bit better about yourself, then why not?” Linda added to Mirror.co.uk.Linda previously opened up about her struggles with her weight and how her mum would make harsh comments whenever she'd gained weight.Discussing the topic with her Loose Women colleagues earlier this month, Linda claimed her mum gave her “complexes”.She explained to Kaye Adams, Dame Kelly Holmes and Judi Love that the remarks were meant in a light-hearted way.She revealed: "My mum gave me a few complexes but she didn't mean to, she was like Irish, old fashioned and that."Linda continued: "If I put on a bit of weight she'd go, 'Oh the salad bar is over there'.""She used to go to me 'Oh your face looked lovely on telly today, but your neck...', [then Linda would say] 'It's the only one I've got mum!'."I'd start wearing scarves and used to wear them all the time to cut it [neck] up.She added: "I'd then stand in the mirror and go 'Oh it would look so nice.'"To which Kaye Adams agreed: "We all do that, let's be honest."Linda then

Comedy star and OK!'s beloved columnist Judi Love has wished Maya Jama a huge congratulations for landing the job as Love Island's incoming host, believing she will do the show's original frontwoman, the late Caroline Flack, "proud". Writing in her column this week, Judi also recalls her experience making her first solo documentary Black, Female and Invisible, encourages male readers to visit the GP more often and has her say on the brand new Dancing On Ice line-up.

Strictly team for their support during his time on the show. He shared how the disorder in which affected individuals are born with missing or underdeveloped muscles on one side of the body, the Mirror reports. READ MORE: Loose Women's Judi Love says 'everyone wants to date Hamza Yassin' after Strictly where he 'threw Jowita Przystal about'Matt revealed he has “one pectoral muscle on the right side instead of two.