A sneak peek from the Loose Women Christmas party revealed the show’s stars let their hair down with a raucous night of chair dancing and karaoke.
Lifting the lid on the party, Loose Women shared a selection of photos and clips from the night as Olivia Attwood, Coleen Nolan and Nadia Sawalha let their hair down.
Coleen, 59, smiled as she shared a series of glamorous photos of herself in a sequin dress, black trousers and a burgundy jacket.
Sharing her excitement, she wrote: “Looking forward to a fun festive evening before heading to the @loosewomen Christmas party.”
In her Stories, Coleen shared a look at the night out as Nadia was filmed dancing in her chair while the drunken night was filmed.
A sneak peek from the Loose Women Christmas party revealed the show’s stars let their hair down with a rowdy night of chair dancing and karaoke.
Lifting the lid on the party, Loose Women shared a selection of photos and clips from the evening as Olivia Attwood, Coleen Nolan and Nadia Sawalha let their hair down.
The evening’s entertainment was karaoke, while Coleen and Kelle Bryan performed for the rest of the room.
Olivia, 33, also flexed her vocal cords as she sang in a white vest and matching pants, looking glamorous with her blonde hair in a ponytail.
Meanwhile, Myleene looked typically glamorous as she sat around the table in a velvet jacket with a lace camisole and a festive Santa hat.
Frankie Bridge also joined in on the karaoke fun as she jumped up and down during dinner to show off the talents that made her famous after her Saturday days.
There were some notable no-shows at the party, with Ruth Langsford unable to attend as she heads to Australia for I’m A Celeb Unpacked.
Jane Moore, currently appearing on I’m A Celebrity, also missed out on the fun this year.
According to The Sun, Stacey Solomon was also absent after sparking speculation that she had quit by not appearing in the anniversary photo.
Meanwhile, Myleene looked typically glamorous as she sat around the table in a velvet jacket with a lace camisole and a festive Santa hat.
Olivia, 33, also flexed her vocal cords as she sang in a white vest and matching pants, looking glamorous with her blonde hair in a ponytail.
Christine Lampard looked like the life of the party in a clip
Charlene White showed off her party look with a mirror selfie
The former singer has built a career in television presenting since she first came to the public’s attention and won her first National Television Award for her series Sort Your Life Out.
Despite having appeared on Loose Women more than 350 times, Stacey’s only appearance this year on the panel was in June, and before that she appeared in December 2023.
Stacey has also been an In The Style brand ambassador in 2021, but recently announced plans to quit the big job so she can focus on her family.
Stacey, who has Zachary, 16, Leighton, 12, from previous relationships, as well as Rex, five, Rose, two, and Belle, 19 months, with Joe Swash, said: “Throughout “This year I have thought a lot about work-family balance and things that need to be prioritized.”
In 2023, Stacey’s only other appearance on the show came in November, seven months after giving birth to her youngest child, but at that point she had not appeared regularly for over 18 months.
But by that time, he had already appeared as a judge on Bake Off: The Professionals, replacing comedian Tom Allen.
Linda Robson, who was Stacey’s only co-star to attend her Pickle Cottage wedding in 2022, explained to the sun that the mother of five is “too busy” to return to a full-time job as she has her hands full with other projects.
Stacey Solomon was noticeably absent from Loose Women’s stunning 25th anniversary photo shoot, raising questions over whether she will ever return to the series.
Despite having appeared on Loose Women more than 350 times, Stacey’s only appearance this year on the panel came in June.
Stacey was left speechless when she won her first National Television Award for Get Your Life in Order and walked the red carpet with her eldest son, Zach, 16, earlier this month.
She said: “I’d love for her to come back, she’s a really good loose woman, she’s very honest.” But I think he has too much on.
‘She has her own series and she and Joe are in their little house. “She’s still very welcome, but she’s very busy.”
Until 2021, it was not uncommon for Stacey to appear up to three times a week, but of late she has appeared less and less.
Loose Women first aired on September 6, 1999 and in a new photo released by ITV, all the current stars are present.
Pictured are former EastEnders actress Nadia Sawalha and journalist Jane Moore, who appeared together in the first episode, as well as presenter Ruth Langsford, who initially appeared in episode two.
Birds of a Feather star Linda, who first appeared on the show full-time in 2012, is also dressed up for the occasion, as is broadcasting legend Janet Street-Porter, who recently marked her number one episode 1000 on the panel.
Coleen Nolan lifted her head in joy as she removed her trademark bangs, almost 24 years after her first appearance on the talk show.
I’m A Celebrity’s Charlene White, who replaced former meteorologist Andrea McLean as presenter in 2020, and musical theater actress Brenda Edwards are seen beaming alongside original panelist Kaye Adams and former Coronation Street star Denise Welch .
Activist Katie Piper, former Casualty actress Sunetra Sarker and Love Island star Olivia Attwood also looked sensational as part of the shoot.
Comedian Judi Love, who was recruited to appear on the show after producers saw her rant on Instagram, also kept the theme silver alongside Saturday singer Frankie Bridge, presenter Christine Lampard and Olympian Kelly Holmes.
Other famous faces who have appeared over the years include former cruise ship singer Jane McDonald, who recently made an emotional return to the desk, and Katie Price, who was a regular from 2015 to 2018.
In addition to tackling a variety of taboo topics, some of the biggest guests who have appeared over the years include Britney Spears, Whoopi Goldberg, Ariana Grande and Taylor Swift.
Loose Women editor Sally Shelford said: ‘Over the last 25 years, Loose Women has tackled taboos and talked about topics not openly discussed on television, including domestic abuse, menopause, miscarriage and bereavement. .
“Our incredible audience in the studio and at home has always been the fifth Loose Woman, and we promise to keep talking, sharing and shedding light on important topics like these for our incredible viewers.”