'Loose women' take over the Pavilions
The Herald|September 27, 2023
LOOSE Women Live took over Plymouth Pavilions on Saturday night and the evening was filled with laughter, tears and a few shocked gasps as members of the audience told all - with Denise Welch left with questions over one woman's revelation.
KATIE TIMMS
'Loose women' take over the Pavilions

The emotional and hilarious show saw Loose Women panellists Kaye Adams, Dame Kelly Holmes, Denise Welch and Linda Robson open up about their personal lives, admitting they were truly "let loose", without having to wear ear pieces and being told off for swearing or saying inappropriate jokes, of which Denise told many throughout the night.

The audience were also encouraged to get involved, with Linda running around the Pavilions to speak to members of the audience about their weirdest sex stories all started by a game of I Have Never.

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