'Worst day of my life' Charlotte Crosby says Loose Women appearance left her in tears
'I got grilled'
Charlotte Crosby has revealed that she left an appearance on Loose Women in tears after feeling like she was 'grilled' by the panel.
The reality TV favourite made the admission after her fellow Geordie Shore star Marnie Simpson said on Twitter that she'd 'loved' talking to the ITV hosts during a recent episode of the show.
'I just love the loose woman,' Marnie declared. 'Always so nice and friendly to me. I literally LOVE making a appearance on the show. @ITV @loosewomen 😍thank u'
However, Charlotte responded that although she was pleased that Marnie had had a positive experience, her own time on the programme had been very different.
'I'm glad they were nice to you. I got GRILLED. 😑' she responded. 'Worst day of my life. I left crying. 👎🏼'
Fans rushed to send the 27 year old messages of support after seeing her tweet, with one writing: 'bless you, It was horrible the way they treated you' and another adding: 'That's shocking 😢'.
Charlotte was interviewed by the Loose Women team in May 2016, but subsequently explained that she'd felt uncomfortable after being questioned about her decision to have cosmetic surgery on her nose.
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Speaking to new! magazine shortly afterwards, she vowed never to return to the show, saying: 'I've been on Loose Women and it was a horrible experience. I cried before and afterwards, that's why I wouldn't go back on.
'It was awful. I was bullied. I'm never going on again in my life. I hated it.
'I knew what was going to happen. I knew I was going to be judged because I'd had a nose job and scrutinised and basically picked on by Janet Street-Porter,' she continued.
'I spoke about it with Carol McGiffin beforehand. I said, "I'm worried about Janet.'" Then my thought came true.
'Before I went on, my whole body was shaking. I would never in a million years go back on that show because it was a horrific ordeal.'
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