Kaye Adams: No one refuses to work with anyone else at Loose Women

OHMYGOSSIP — Kaye Adams has insisted that there is “no one” who refuses to work with anyone else at ‘Loose Women.’
The 59-year-old TV star was an original host on the lunchtime chat show between 1999 and 2006 and returned to anchor the show on a regular basis back in 2013 but – despite recent rumours of a fall-out between various stars – admitted that while there have been “tensions” over the years, everything has been “fixable.”
She said: “Have there been times of tension between individuals? Yes, there have. I’m not going to deny that there are occasions when people maybe have a bit of a beef with somebody else but it’s nothing that hasn’t been fixable. There’s nobody who will walk out of the door when somebody else walks in. Nobody refuses to work with anybody else.”
Meanwhile, the BBC Radio host – who has daughters Charley, 20, and Bonnie, 15 with partner Ian Campbell – is gearing up to celebrate her 60th birthday in December and has started up a podcast called ‘How to Be 60’ as she approaches the milestone which has so far seen her chat to the likes of ‘Loose Women’ co-star Jane Moore, 60, and talk show host Jonathan Ross, 61, about their experiences with aging.
She told Metro newspaper’s SixtySeconds column: “I wanted to do something that genuinely meant something to me. I was pottering around the garden and various ideas were going through my head and my age popped up. It’s something I’ve got my knickers in a twist about all my life, so it was a eureka moment. My partner lan was about to turn 60 and was very relaxed about it. It made me wonder how he could be so cool about it while I thought it was awful. So ‘How To Be 60’ was born.”
Kaye – who is based in Glasgow but travels to London almost every week to record ‘Loose Women’ – added that while it would be “fun” to slow down as she enters her 60s, she has not made any plans to retire because she enjoys work so much.
She said: “I don’t know [if I will retire]. I think it would be fun not to be continually chasing my tail but I get an awful lot of pleasure from my work. I meet interesting people. I laugh and have fun. And if I took that out of my life, what do you fill that with?”

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