LOOSE Women star Judi Love has landed a huge new job just days after ITV announced their daytime cull.
TheITV show’sline-up had been left in the dark about, which will take effect from January amid a cash crisis.
earlier this month mean the female-led, lunchtime talk show will only air for 30 weeks a year.
So, it’s a good job , 44, has bagged herself a lucrative podcasting gig to keep the cash rolling in.
The comedian announced on today that the first episode of Our Table will be released tomorrow.
Fellow Loose Woman is joining her, along with actor David Gyasi, comedian Michelle Deswarte and actress Deborah Ayorinde.
She wrote: “Our Table will launch on Friday, the 30th, on and all major podcast platforms!
“We have an exciting series lined up, featuring incredible guests and engaging conversations. Join us at Our Table!! #Ourtable #JudiLove.”;
A second post saw the Strictly star posed with her special guests ahead of the series premiere.
previously revealed how with some of the stars doing the show “through gritted teeth”; as they face a 60 per cent pay cut.
An insider told us: “It’s very tense backstage as the cast are all fuming. It’s like they’re putting on a brave face and doing the show through gritted teeth.
“Some people’s pay could be cut by 60% as some get paid by the episode and they’ll be slashed next year.
“For some it’s their main source of income and it’s worrying to everyone.”;
This comes after an ITV source revealed: “We are not planning any radical changes to the panel.
“All of our Loose Women are hugely valued and we celebrate each and every one and the experience and opinions they bring to the show every day.
“Many of our long standing panellists have appeared on the show for the majority of its 25 year run on screens and those stalwart, Loose legends are at the core of the show’s success and hugely popular with the audience.
“The show remains a big priority within our daytime slate, having secured a BAFTA nomination, launched a podcast and celebrated a milestone anniversary in the last year alone.”;
MORE ITV CUTS
Loose Women isn’t the only show affected by recently announced changes at ITV, that will come into play in 2026.
’s show has been cut to just 30 minutes a day and will also only air for 30 weeks of the year.
, with hosts including,and, will take half an hour fromand will run from 6am to 9.30am.
as part of the shake-up — almost half of the 450 employed on the four flagship shows GMB, Lorraine,This Morningand.
