Loose Women’s Kaye Adams brought the studio to a halt as she shared an amusing wardrobe gaffe with viewers.
On the (January 31) episode of ITV’s popular chat show, Kaye was in the company of panellists Frankie Bridge, Judi Love, and Nadia Sawalha, when they got into a lively discussion of whether or not they take themselves seriously.
But the conversations took a humorous turn when Kaye, addressing her own image, revealed: “To anyone who thinks that I take myself too seriously.”
In a comedic twist, she showed off her jumper put on backwards, admitting: “I can’t even get my jumper on the right way.”
The slip-up had everyone chuckling including Frankie who quipped: “And if it helps I don’t take you seriously at all”, reports the Liverpool Echo.
Kaye retorted: “I literally button up the back.” It comes as Loose Women will have a significant change in the upcoming week for an extraordinary broadcast. The audience is set to enjoy a special edition of spin-off series, Loose Men, making a comeback on Wednesday (February 5) for a single show.
Gracing the panel will be Irish TV host Craig Doyle, aged 54, and performer Jordan Banjo, aged 32, alongside first-timers Danny Jones, aged 38, and Pete Wicks, aged 37.
These four gentlemen are slated to delve into vital issues such as mental and physical wellbeing, while also sharing personal anecdotes and encouraging open conversation throughout the one-hour programme.
Topics set to be discussed range from male body image trends to relationship troubles, plus dealing with alcohol and anxiety.
In a promotional video for the show, Craig is heard saying: “For a squad of Loose Men you need a fella who’s quick on his feet, a guy who can sing who’s a jungle king, and a Strictly star with a heart of gold.
“All led, by a man with a plan. The perfect team for a brand new edition of the award-winning Loose Men.”
Loose Women airs weekdays from 12.30pm on ITV and ITVX