…Researched and contributed by Henry George.
On the April 18 episode of Loose Women, the panel discussed the topic of maintaining friendships with former colleagues.
Kaye Adams asked Janet Street-Porter, Denise Welch, and Brenda Edwards about their thoughts on the matter.
During the discussion, Janet revealed that her relationship with Denise had improved, as Denise had started talking to her, something that did not happen before.
Denise agreed with Janet, and Brenda was surprised by the admission. Janet added that there had been significant changes in their relationship.
The history of the feud between Denise and Janet goes back to 2012, when they did not want to appear on the same daytime show due to a personality clash.
Denise reportedly felt uncomfortable around Janet, who she believed was a feminist intellectual, while Denise saw herself as a down-to-earth northern woman.
The production team of Loose Women respected Denise’s wishes, and the two women did not appear on the show together until years later.
Commentary
The admission by Janet and Denise that their relationship had improved is a reminder that people can change and relationships can be repaired.
The fact that they did not talk to each other before highlights how conflicts can escalate when communication breaks down.
It also shows that people can have different perspectives on things, and misunderstandings can happen as a result.
Overall, the episode of Loose Women provides a good example of how discussing personal experiences can lead to meaningful conversations and insights.