ITV Loose Women star Brenda Edwards forced to apologise during bra segment
04.07.2022 - 16:41
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ITV Loose Women star has been forced to apologise in a bra segment today. They were talking about bras and Brenda Edwards shocked fellow stars. She said: "I started off with small t***," before her fellow colleagues expressed their shock.
"I'm so sorry, was that not the right word?" she said after, asking "boobies?"Brenda also issued a health update after being rushed to hospital. The panelist was forced to pull out of her scheduled performance in the musical adaptation of Chicago over the weekend when she slipped on wet pavement. READ MORE Warwick Davis gathered his kids to say goodbye to wife Sam at hospital during mystery health battle She said: "It was very quick and and over very quickly.
I was on tour and we went out for a lovely Chinese meal and I slipped, fell and broke my fibula. " Brenda revealed her leg was still in a cast. She said: "Even if they have got to wheel me on, I'm going to try my best.
We're talking about it and we'll see. " Brenda was joined on the show by Charlene White, Denise Welch and Gloria Hunniford. Gloria said: "We'll have to give up the drink, I think.
" ITV Loose Women continues to air each and every weekday from 12. 30pm. READ MORE Company offers workers £4,400-a-month with no experience required - but nobody is applying READ MORE Steph McGovern announces health battle after being left 'in agony' READ MORE Thousands in UK will get £200 direct payment to bank account this week READ MORE Rylan Clark kisses Geordie Shore star's ex as he moves on from husband Dan READ MORE Zara Aleena was scared of taxis and thought walking was 'safer' Stay up to date with all the latest news and opinion on days out, nights out, shopping and plenty more with our Daily What's On Email update newsletter -
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