Who is on Loose Women today? The stars on today's panel
Who is on Loose Women today? It's often a question we ask ourselves, as weekday TV wouldn't be the same without the regular daily fix of ITV daytime show Loose Women.
Those who have ITV switched on all morning will have the benefit of tuning in to Lorraine, followed by This Morning and then Loose Women for bumper episodes featuring celebrity guests, the latest news, and fashion plus cookery segments.
The lunchtime chat show is currently in its 10th season, after launching in 1999. It features a rotating panel that is made up of women from the entertainment and journalism worlds who discuss issues from a female perspective. Among the topics regularly covered are politics, current affairs, and the latest gossip. They are joined in the studio daily by celebrity guests and faces behind the headlines.
Loose Women scooped Best Daytime Programme at the RTS awards and if you're wondering who is on Loose Women today, fear not as we have the answers...
Who is on Loose Women today?
Tuesday 31st October sees the return of Loose Women panelists Kaye Adams, Olivia Atwood, Nadia Sawalha, and Jane Moore. They'll be discussing the hot topics and results from the polls that they have asked fans on X (the new name for Twitter) each day as they reveal their results on air.
The show has previously seen a shake-up to its schedule and some shows pulled off air with fans asking Why isn't Loose Women on today?
It is usually broadcast live from 12.30 pm-1.30 pm on ITV and is available on catchup on ITVX.
Who are today's Loose Women guests?
Singer and actress Toyah Willcox is a guest on Loose Women today, talking about living in a haunted house. The Loose Women panel has different celebrity guests each day and you can find out which stars will be appearing on the show as they are announced towards the end of the previous day's segment so listen carefully just before 1.30 pm when the women will tease who they will have joining them on the following days' show. The show often tweets details of its guests and asks viewers to get involved with its daily polls - as they ask you for your thoughts on the talked-about topics.
Who are the Loose Women?
Loose Women has a wide range of Loose Ladies on its lineup, which is rotated depending on their availability. The 2023 Loose Women panelists include Kaye Adams, Ruth Langsford, and Coleen Nolan who is dating again, plus I'm A Celebrity 2022 contestant and journalist Charlene White, who quit the press awards panel after racism statement, and the newest Loose Women host is Katie Piper OBE, Sophie Morgan and Dame Kelly Holmes.
There is also Christine Lampard, who has just given birth to her second child and long-term Loose Women panellist Nadia Sawalha. There there's Queen of 'Tap to Tidy' Stacey Solomon, Linda Robson and Janet Street Porter. Plus, Brenda Edwards who revealed she put on a stone and a half on in lockdown, Jane Moore, Gloria Hunniford, Denise Welch who recently warned viewers after she fell victim to a scam. And finally Carol McGiffin, Kelle Bryan, Judi Love, Penny Lancaster and Frankie Bridge.
Who were the first Loose Women?
Kaye Adams and Nadia Sawalha were the first and original Loose Women presenters on the show. Nadia left in 2002, after the birth of her first child before returning again and Kaye kept the role for the first ten series until the end of 2006, when she left to go on maternity leave and came back in the years that followed.
You can watch a clip of the first-ever Loose Women show below...
How can I watch today's Loose Women?
You can watch today's Loose Women on ITV at 12.30pm or on ITV+1 an hour later at 1.30pm. Alternatively it's available to watch ad free now, online at the ITV hub, and if you subscribe to Britbox the shows are available to stream there. So you will never miss an episode whether you watch it live or on catch up.
Loose Women is on weekdays from 12.30pm to 1.30pm on ITV and on catchup via ITVX. You can read up about your favourite shows including Where is Countdown filmed? or Who is Countdown host Colin Murray?
