She's known for voicing her opinions on ITV daytime show Loose Women, but Denise Welch, 64, has insisted that there is no 'backstage rift' with any of her co-stars on the programme
Loose Women's Denise Welch has spoken out on claims of a "backstage rift" with her co-stars on the popular ITV daytime show.
Speaking to The Sun, Denise said: "I'm not afraid to be passionate and committed about something, we all have different views, we're great friends. Denise is never one to mince her words when talking about topics on the show, whether she's sharing her thoughts on Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, or voicing controversial claims about Covid-19.
Touching on the effects of Covid restrictions on mental health, Denise said that "we are now suffering the consequences" of a "Covid-only NHS".
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