Frankie Bridge speaks on Loose Women feud

The Saturdays singer speaks about her role on Loose Women as producers step in to manage the feud with Myleene Klass.

Frankie Bridge addresses Loose Women feud amid behind the scenes tension

Frankie Bridge has spoken about her role on Loose Women, saying she loves being part of the show and praising both the on-air colleagues and the behind the scenes team. ITV has stepped in to manage growing tensions between the presenters, according to reports.

The piece traces how Frankie and Myleene Klass were shown in tense moments on and off air, including a rare December 30 reunion that highlighted their rift. It also recalls past links through friends and colleagues, including connections to Myleene's divorce from Graham Quinn and the circle around The Saturdays and Rochelle Humes, underscoring how past personal history can spill into a live TV setting.

This feud highlights how private history can spill into a live TV setting, forcing viewers to balance entertainment with a sense of professionalism on air. Producers’ intervention signals an attempt to control optics, but it also shows how media coverage can shape a show's future cast and dynamics.

The episode illustrates the limits of celebrity unity on a daytime panel show and how public perception can influence both casual viewers and industry watchers. If the show leans too much on personal drama, it may lose focus on conversation and insight.

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The coming weeks will reveal whether Loose Women can stay focused on dialogue over history.