There are many that will think that Kim Woodburn has a lot coming to her, after a fiery Celebrity Big Brother stint and some noticeable public outbursts since.
Whilst she is a bit of a loose cannon when it comes to live television, it is clear that she has had a lot to contend with as she battles demons of her own.
So, it would seem slightly unfair that the producers would try to exploit her renown temperament in a veiled attempt of serious debate.
From the moment the idea was muted of bringing Kim in to face her CBB nemesis Coleen Nolan, for 'clear-the-air' talks, it was probably privately hoped that she would kick-off.
All involved with Loose Women must have been rubbing their hands in delight as the drama unfolded and Kim stormed off set, sending social media into a frenzy.
Public opinion was that the four panellists had in fact 'bullied' Kim and that the snide, off-mic comments had helped her make a spectacle of herself.
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Howls of derision and calls for Coleen to lose her Loose Women status filled Twitter feeds and Facebook groups.
Over 3,300 people complained to Ofcom about the way Kim was handled and how she had been set up for a fall, all for entertainment and column inches.
While Coleen was not scheduled to appear on Thursday (August 30), it was felt that addressing the furore and even an apology to Kim for the ill-conceived feature, would be the least that could be done.
Not addressing the elephant in the room though has made all involved with Loose Women look hypocritical, especially as the first item on the agenda was the bullying of one of their panel members at the hands of a celebrity gossip magazine.
Read more: The REAL reason why Coleen Nolan wasn't on Loose Women
It's okay to dish it out but a disgrace if they are the victims? What is for certain, the popularity of the Loose Women and their loose morals have taken a huge tumble, as they chase headlines over dignity.
There was no need to set Kim up like they did and it is shameful that they've conveniently ignored the fallout, when it is clear that saying sorry is the least that should have happened since.
Whilst she is a bit of a loose cannon when it comes to live television, it is clear that she has had a lot to contend with as she battles demons of her own.
So, it would seem slightly unfair that the producers would try to exploit her renown temperament in a veiled attempt of serious debate.
From the moment the idea was muted of bringing Kim in to face her CBB nemesis Coleen Nolan, for 'clear-the-air' talks, it was probably privately hoped that she would kick-off.
All involved with Loose Women must have been rubbing their hands in delight as the drama unfolded and Kim stormed off set, sending social media into a frenzy.
It was unfair that producers looked to exploit Kim's temperamentIt was soon apparent though that this was not the most savoury incident to ever happen on the ITV daytime show.
Public opinion was that the four panellists had in fact 'bullied' Kim and that the snide, off-mic comments had helped her make a spectacle of herself.
Read more: Why Love Island's Megan is making the haters eat humble pie
Howls of derision and calls for Coleen to lose her Loose Women status filled Twitter feeds and Facebook groups.
Over 3,300 people complained to Ofcom about the way Kim was handled and how she had been set up for a fall, all for entertainment and column inches.
While Coleen was not scheduled to appear on Thursday (August 30), it was felt that addressing the furore and even an apology to Kim for the ill-conceived feature, would be the least that could be done.
Not addressing the elephant in the room has made them look hypocriticalUnfortunately, the same people that thought it would be great to bring Kim in, then thought it be best to stay silent about the storm they had whipped up.
Not addressing the elephant in the room though has made all involved with Loose Women look hypocritical, especially as the first item on the agenda was the bullying of one of their panel members at the hands of a celebrity gossip magazine.
Read more: The REAL reason why Coleen Nolan wasn't on Loose Women
It's okay to dish it out but a disgrace if they are the victims? What is for certain, the popularity of the Loose Women and their loose morals have taken a huge tumble, as they chase headlines over dignity.
There was no need to set Kim up like they did and it is shameful that they've conveniently ignored the fallout, when it is clear that saying sorry is the least that should have happened since.
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