ITV Loose Women star's new show confirmed and it's not long until it starts
Loose Women star Judi Love is set to front her own travel and food show on ITV - and the new series is due to start very soon, the channel has announced
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Loose Women's Judi Love is set to present her own ITV show and fans won't have to wait long to watch the series. Judi Love's Culinary Cruise will see the comedian embark on a journey to six distinct locations aboard the luxurious yacht, Emerald Azzurra, as part of 'Judi Love's Culinary Cruise'.
The five-episode travel and food series will showcase the TV star exploring each destination's offerings and immersing herself in the culture and landscape.
She will prepare local dishes for guests on the yacht using ingredients sourced from each location.
In this unique new show, Judi will merge her passion for adventure with her interest in local cuisine. Her voyage will commence from Kotor in Montenegro, before setting course for Corfu, Parga, Kefalonia, Delphi, and Itea.
Judi Love’s Culinary Cruise starts at 2pm on Monday, November 4 and airs daily until Friday, November 8 on ITV1, ITVX, STV and STV Player.
Discussing her new travel series, Judi said: "I am so excited to be setting sail on this new adventure with ITV. Growing up within a Jamaican family, food was always at the heart of any function and occasion. So I'm truly excited to experience the culture, people and food of the beautiful Mediterranean.
"I'm looking forward to exploring all of the different destinations as well as food has such a way of telling a story for many, especially in the Mediterranean where it's about sharing love, traditions and identity."
The Loose Women star confessed that she had initial reservations about embarking on a cruise. However, she quickly overcame her fears and found the experience "really lovely", especially enjoying the company of the crew and her sister.
"Wow, going onto a cruise was definitely something that I did not think I would ever do, just because of that constant feeling of being surrounded by water. There was one time that we were out at sea travelling for nineteen hours and that definitely was a shock to my system," Judi admitted.
She further added: "But, it was really nice because we had all the crew together and my sister came. It was really rewarding and to just be on that beautiful yacht and having that time of stillness.
"There was nothing to really interrupt you and that was the real peace of the sea. Just having that time to really be present was really lovely."
