No Loose Women!
Nadia Sawalha and the Loose Women team have a day off today… September 26, 2019 - 12:28 BST Jenni McKnight In another ITV schedule shake-up, Loose Women has been cancelled today . Panellists Nadia Sawalha, Kaye Adams, Christine Lampard and the rest of the gang have all found themselves with the day off to make way for the Rugby World Cup. Coverage starts on ITV at 11am, with kick-off starting at 11.
Sadly for those hoping for an imminent return of Loose Women, the programme is set to be disrupted next week and well into next month as the Rugby World Cup continues. Last week, viewers vented their frustration on social media after it was announced that the start of the World Cup meant there was no Loose Women on Friday and Monday ."NOT HAPPY, Loose Women…..you should be broadcasting on ITV2 like you used to when the racing was on," one frustrated viewers moaned.
There were some happy viewers on Wednesday though after Stacey Solomon paid the panel a visit with her baby boy Rex.
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