Inside Loose Women’s wild Christmas party with karaoke and dancing on chairs – but one famous face is missing
LOOSE Women’s wild Christmas party involved karaoke and dancing on chairs – but one famous face was missing.
Coleen Nolan shared a little peek inside the festivities, as the panellists glammed up for a fun evening.
She penned: “Looking forward to a fun festive evening ahead heading off to the @loosewomen Christmas party.”
And on her stories, the star shared a peek inside the bash, which saw Kéllé Bryan on the karaoke with Coleen and Judi Love.
And it was followed by a boozy dinner, which saw Nadia Sawalha getting up on the banquette for a boogie.
Olivia Attwood was also in attendance, and posed for a selfie with Coleen.
And former The Saturday’s singer Frankie Bridge showed off her talents as she picked up the microphone mid-way through dinner, to belt out some karaoke.
Olivia, who donned a white pin-striped top and trousers, also gave it a go.
Getting into the spirit, the former Love Island star passed the mic back and forth to fellow attendees to give them a go at singing.
Then it was time for Charlene White and Christine Lampard to belt out some tunes, and they looked in great spirits as they jived around.
The bash looked like great fun, and saw the team all up on their feet and dancing around the room, as well as enjoying food and drinks.
Ruth Langsford wasn’t in attendance due to jetting off to Australia for I’m A Celeb Unpacked.
But another Loose Women panellist was also noticeably absent – Stacey Solomon.
A couple of months ago, Stacey sparked speculation she’d quit Loose Women for good, after not being included in an anniversary picture.
Stacey, 34, was a regular panellist but she stepped back from the ITV daytime show as she prepared to give birth to her daughter Belle.
Regular Loose Women panellists
Katie Piper – Former Strictly Come Dancing star, activist, model and author
Sunetra Sarker – Also a former Strictly Come Dancing star, and known for acting in Casualty
Kaye Adams – Scottish journalist and one of the original Loose Women
Christine Lampard – ITV presenter
Ruth Langsford – Presented Loose Women on and off since 1999
Jane Moore – Former columnist for The Sun
Coleen Nolan – Became known for her family girl band called The Nolans and went on to compete on Celeb Big Brother
Nadia Sawalha – Former EastEnders star and Celebrity MasterChef winner
Stacey Solomon – Known for her reality show Sort Your Life Out and winning series 10 of I’m a Celeb
Janet Street-Porter – A journalist and president of the Ramblers’ Association
Brenda Edwards – Came fourth on the X Factor and went on to become a pop star and act in hit musicals such as Hairspray
Charlene White – Lead presenter at ITV News London
Kelly Bryan – Former EastEnders star and was in a girl group called Eternal alongside her sisters. Currently part of the cast of Hollyoaks
Frankie Bridge – Participated in Strictly Come Dancing and came third place on I’m A Celeb in 2021
Judi Love – A stand up comedian and radio presenter, who has also made a variety of TV appearances in shows such as Strictly Come Dancing, Celebrity MasterChef, and Taskmaster
Linda Robson – Played iconic character Tracey Stubbs in Birds of a Feather
Denise Welch – A soap queen, she starred in Coronation Street, Waterloo Road and Hollyoaks. Also the mother of Matty Healy, the lead singer of pop rock group the 1975.
She’s since made a fleeting return to Loose Women for a couple of appearances but has otherwise been AWOL.
Her absence was also felt when Loose Women marked their 25th anniversary with a portrait showing 18 of the show’s panellists for the first time.
The beautiful photo sees the panellists dazzling in an array of silver outfits, while rocking glam hair and makeup looks against a silver backdrop.
The caption reads: “This September, Loose Women celebrates 25 years on TV!
“To mark the occasion, 18 panellists got together for a stunning Silver Jubilee photoshoot, and to share what the show means to them. Here the final image can be seen for the first time.”
Stacey was nowhere to be seen, which is something fans of the show immediately picked up on.
“Where’s Stacey,” wrote one person, while another added: “Where’s Stacey gone?!”
A third said: “Bit awkward when you miss so many others off though,” and someone else wrote: “This would have been better with Stacey,” followed by a crying emoji.