Loose Women star Kaye Adams will not return to her BBC Scotland radio show following allegations about her behaviour, the broadcaster has confirmed. The 63-year-old was taken off air from her morning programme Mornings With in October, and a BBC spokesperson said: 'With regard to the presentation line-up on Mornings With, Kaye Adams will not be returning to this role.'
Reports from the Daily Record and Scottish Daily Express claim three misconduct complaints were upheld against Adams, including allegations that she threw a pen at a colleague, used the C-word against another, and belittled an intern. Two other claims were reportedly not upheld. The BBC has declined to comment on the specifics, stating it 'would not comment on individuals' and that complaints are handled through 'robust internal processes'.
Adams has previously denied any wrongdoing, suggesting her 'assertiveness' may have been misinterpreted as bullying. A friend told The Sun that her exit 'feels like a stitch-up', noting her strong ratings and 15-year tenure at BBC Scotland without prior issues. The friend added: 'Are we to believe she has suddenly become a different person?'
Speaking on her podcast How To Be 60 last year, Adams described having 'the s****iest weeks' and struggled with sleep. She has not commented on the latest developments, and the Mirror has reached out to her representatives for a response.
