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Linda Robson left her Loose Women co-stars speechless after making an intimate admission about her post-pregnancy body. Wednesday's show on ITV saw the ladies discussing the changes women's bodies undergo after childbirth.
Denise Welch humorously remarked: "Let's not forget that your fufu is never quite the same again! Let's be honest, let's not beat around the bush, no pun intended." This quip sent the live audience into fits of laughter and applause.
Amidst the laughter, Linda began to share her personal experience following the birth of her child. She confessed: "I remember after I had Lauren getting a mirror and having a look at down below. It looked like I'd been through a war! It was completely savaged."
Linda made everyone laugh on Wednesday's Loose Women (ITV)Linda's frank confession triggered more laughter from the panel, with Denise struggling to contain herself. However, guest panellist Joanna Page took the opportunity to offer some advice to the women watching and those in the audience.
She advised: "I don't think it matters which kind of birth you have. If you have a caesarean or a natural delivery, it presses down on your pelvic floor anyway. So tip for you ladies, do your pelvic floor exercises."
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Linda, who shares her eldest child Lauren with ex-partner Tony Tyler, later had two more children. The Loose Women star is also mother to Roberta and Louis Dunford.
In a shocking turn of events, it has been reported that Linda and Mark Dunford have decided to part ways. Linda made the revelation on a panel last week, asserting her independence and stating she doesn't require a partner.
She candidly expressed: "I feel like I don't really need a partner to love me. I've got my children, my grandchildren, my sisters and my friends." Adding a touch of humour to her declaration, she quipped: "I'm looking for affection, not an erection!"
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