Loose Women icon would love to be on The Traitors Celebrity UK

Judi Love has admitted that she would ‘love’ to appear on The icon, who joined the ITV show in 2020, opened up about the hit series which is set to get its own

Speaking exclusively to , Judi discussed what life has been like working on Loose Women recently and the 25-hour talkathon before the Christmas period.

When asked if she could jump on any reality TV show, the comedian responded: “Ooh that’s a tough one, I love a bit of reality TV. I would love to be on The Traitors.

“I am fascinated by psychology and what makes people tick, so I think I’d really enjoy trying to figure people out and do my best to sniff out the Traitors. I’d be a faithful, obviously!”

Speaking about the talkathon, Judi shared: “Now, I love to talk, but it really was a challenge! I think the most difficult aspect was keeping our energy up – we were powered up by lots of snacks and caffeine.

“But it was so rewarding to do the Talkathon to raise awareness and funds for mental health. It’s so important to talk and it was quite a moving experience. Our lovely team and the audience were so supportive, they really helped us keep our energy up and keep us going.”

In a recent interview with The Mirror, Judi courageously spoke out about her two-decade-long battle with , describing the agonising pain she’s endured as ‘unbearable’.

She candidly recounted the challenging journey towards getting diagnosed, stating: “It took me about five years to get a diagnosis, and the average time is even longer as long as nine years. For women, our pain is often not always taken seriously, so symptoms are just put down to having ‘bad periods’.

“At the time, it wasn’t spoken about much, so when I received my diagnosis I honestly didn’t really know what it was, but the effect on my life, my physical and mental health, was sometimes unbearable.”

The ITV star has recently teamed up with Pink Lady on a new project all about the unspoken etiquette of office lunches. Her aim is to strip away any judgement and instead empower people to be themselves when it comes to eating your lunch.

Speaking about the campaign, she said: “81 per cent of office workers admitted that they wouldn’t eat the same foods at work that they enjoy at home – which I found really surprising. Clearly there’s a big fear of judgement from our peers which many of us may have just accepted is part and parcel of working in a shared space – but it doesn’t have to be.

“The campaign is about empowering people to be themselves and to be less bothered by what others might think of them – which is me in a nutshell really. It’s your lunch, eat something delicious that’s going to satisfy you!”

To find out more about the campaign with Pink Lady, click