Several Loose Women panellists have publicly supported Kaye Adams after she denied allegations of misconduct that led to her departure from BBC Radio Scotland. Adams, 61, was suspended in October following complaints including swearing at a colleague, throwing a pen, and berating an intern. She has since been axed from her show.
In an Instagram statement, Adams called the claims 'malicious stories' and said she was 'heartbroken' that 15 years of work with the BBC was being reduced to the allegations. She categorically denied using a misogynistic slur 14 years ago, calling it 'absolutely not a word I would have used'.
Loose Women co-stars including Nadia Sawalha, Stacey Solomon, and Olivia Attwood shared messages of support. Sawalha, a friend of 26 years, wrote: 'Kaye Adams and I have been friends for 26 years and I can 100% vouch for her. Please read her statement. Enough is enough.'
Stacey Solomon called Adams 'one of the kindest women in telly', while Jane Moore noted a three-decade working relationship, saying she had 'only ever seen her be kind and supportive to junior staff'. Sunetra Sarker and Katie Piper also voiced support, with Sarker describing Adams as 'a remarkable, professional and kind colleague'.
Non-Loose Women figures including Carol Vorderman and EastEnders actress Luisa Bradshaw-White also backed Adams. Bradshaw-White recalled Adams being 'SO good to me when I was a guest presenter'. The BBC has not commented further on the investigation.
