Speaking on a recent episode of the So Wrong It's Right podcast, former The Saturdays singer Frankie Bridge revealed she was "s******g" herself when she first joined the Loose Women panel
Frankie Bridge has addressed rumours that the Loose Women panellists "hate each other", before naming one star from the ITV show who made her feel "terrified".
In a recent episode of the So Wrong It's Right podcast with former Love Island star Olivia Attwood, The Saturdays band member turned Loose Women star opened up about the behind-the-scenes dynamics.
During her discussion with the former Love Island contestant, Frankie revealed that she'd initially felt apprehensive about appearing on the chat show, a sentiment shared by Olivia.
Olivia thought she'd experience "hostility" on the show, to which Frankie replied that she had been "s******g" herself when she first started, but the podcast host then explained how everyone had been "really friendly".
She added that it was "sad" that with women, you "get nervous" that they won't "want you in their space". However, Frankie has a theory about certain rumours regarding the Loose Women cast.
Frankie said: "I also think we've been told that by the press, that all the Loose Women hate each other, and actually, no. I've not...like. Look, there's like 17 of us, I think, or something. It might be even more now."
She added: "So, like the first time I came into the studio like...you know like, I'd been on loads of times before as a guest, and I was terrified of Jane (Moore) because Jane was always the person that would ask the question because she's a journalist."
Frankie continued: "You'd try not to make eye contact with her, and actually, she's so soft and like she's so like...she just says it how it is and I really love her. And I love all of them."
She went on to say that the panellists always "encourage" her to be herself and finds working with them "uplifting".
In other news, Frankie reportedly launched a product that seemed to be a copy of her nipples. The singer confused fans when she revealed the business venture on social media.
Frankie said she had produced nipple covers moulded from her own to allow women to obtain her braless look, reports the Mirror. She also explained how the project came into being.
She said: "After months in the making, my passion project is finally here. So many of you have had an obsession with my nipples, and thanks to your lovely feedback, you’ve inspired my latest business venture."
Her followers were asked to join the "#breasties" community and take part in product testing, but the business wasn't all that it seemed, as eagle-eyed fans spotted something was amiss.
It would appear that Frankie was playing an April fool's joke, and the post was subsequently inundated with laughing emojis. One fan said: "Absolutely fell for it where can I get a Frankie nipple!"
