Coleen Nolan was stunned on Loose Women today (Tuesday June 25) when she was forced to apologise for fellow panellist Brenda Edwards’ bad language.
Viewers were left in hysterics as former The X Factor star was ticked off by host Coleen.
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The panel discussed how the Barbie Doll had changed through the years and whether the high street was ignoring curvier women when Brenda was caught unawares.
With an image up on the screen, Brenda said: “Look at her outfit. That is a bad [beep] outfit.”
The panel erupted into laughter with Coleen immediately apologising, saying, “Apologies for that.”
Brenda then joked: “I’m gonna be in trouble now, I’m sorry.”
Coleen responded: “I’ve always wanted to be in the hot seat to say, ‘apologies everybody’.”
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Viewers took to Twitter to voice their thoughts at Brenda’s faux pas.
“Brenda, you’re so bad [beep] #LooseWomen,” one viewer joked, referring to Brenda’s comment.
“What did Brenda just say #LooseWomen,” another surprised viewer asked.
Finally, another Tweeter commented: “Anyone who moans about @brenda_edwards ‘swearing’ on TV is a MELT. #LooseWomen.”
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Earlier on today’s programme, Janet Street-Porter took a swipe at what she called ‘peripheral royals’ like Princess Eugenie and Beatrice.
The panel discussed whether it was wrong for tax payers’ money to fund Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s home refurbishment.
Janet, 72, told her fellow panellists that she didn’t think Princesses Eugenie and Beatrice should have the right to be called royals.
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