Judi Love has lifted the lid on what it is like working on and what she thinks of star GK Barry, who recently joined the panel last year.
The comedian spoke exclusively to Express Online about her job on the daytime programme and gave her opinion about who her favourite co-star was.
“That’s such a hard one! It really depends on what the topic is, what the mood on the day is, whether we’re in a fun Friday feeling or dealing with more serious topics,” she shared.
“They’re all great in their own right and I’m so blessed to work with such an amazing group of women! I love the variety it brings, and the fact we all have such different viewpoints on the topics.
“The show covers such powerful topics and we’re really not afraid to talk about anything and everything! I believe there’s a lot of power in sharing personal experiences, and not holding back out of fear of what other people might think.”
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Judi Love joined Loose Women in 2020 (Image: Instagram)
Speaking about GK Barry, who joined the panel last year, Judi said: “GK Barry is absolutely lovely and it’s been brilliant welcoming her to the Loose Women family. She did so well in the jungle, and I think people really loved watching her.”
When asked if she could jump on any reality TV show, Judi 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!”
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Judi Love has teamed up with Pink Lady apples (Image: Pink Lady)
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