Loose Women's Kaye Adams pulls out of show after issuing worrying health update

Loose Women star Kaye Adams seemed to be feeling under the weather as she had to cancel her BBC Radio Scotland show.

By Gemma Jones, Showbiz Reporter

11:00, Mon, Jul 29, 2024 | UPDATED: 11:08, Mon, Jul 29, 2024

Kaye Adams postpones radio return after getting sick

Former Strictly Come Dancing star Kaye Adams has been forced to take a break from her presenting duties on BBC Radio Scotland. It comes as she is suffering from health issues including a croaky voice but she reassured fans that she hopes to be feeling better in the "next couple of days".

Taking to Instagram, the Scottish host shared that her health wasn't the best currently as she was experiencing a husky voice. She sat outside, in what appeared to be her garden, as she explained: "Well I was really looking forward to getting back onto the radio tomorrow morning, but unfortunately I woke up sounding as if I had been eating woodbine all night."

Kaye continued as she coughed a little bit before adding: "So, sadly not to be. I'm mainlining Jakemans so hopefully it'll get better over the next couple of days."

The 61-year-old Loose Women star hosts her self-named radio show on BBC Scotland in the mornings, from 9am. Kaye gets to the heart of the news, offering the listeners the opportunity to have their say.

Earlier this year, Kaye shared that she had experienced a "traumatic" 48-hours while filming for ITV's Loose Women. Taking to Instagram in January, she explained what had happened.

Kaye Adams from Loose Women

Kaye shared that her voice was a bit croaky (Image: Kaye Adams)

Speaking into the camera, the presenter said: "I have had the most traumatic 48 hours. Here's a little Sunday story for you.

"On Friday, when I was doing 'Loose Women', minutes before we went on air, my right ear just went dead. I put my earpiece in and there was no sound.

"I couldn't hear a thing. I was absolutely terrified. I thought 'Oh my God, what has gone wrong?'

"So anyway, I kind of got through the programme, got home couldn't hear anything. I'm looking up online..what could it be? And it said to go to A+E.

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Kaye Adams from Loose Women

The Loose Women presenter said that she wasn't feeling too well (Image: Kaye Adams)

"So, the next day I go to A+E in Glasgow. They were amazing, absolutely amazing. Anita, the nurse, thank you. We discovered we had the same birthday, except she's a year younger than me. But my God, she was fantastic."

She said: "Then I had to go to get an audiogram and I went to Boots in Glasgow. Paula, thank you, you were amazing, absolutely incredible, thank you.

"And she did an examination. I'm embarrassed to say this because my head was going to some terrible, terrible tumour. I'm very melodramatic and Paula pulls out the biggest bit of wax you have ever seen!"