Former Loose Women personality Carol McGiffin described Kaye Adams as “assertive” and “vocal” following her departure from the BBC. Kaye, aged 63, was taken off her BBC Radio Scotland show in October amid allegations of misconduct, including incidents where she allegedly used inappropriate language, threw objects, and criticized an intern. In February, the BBC announced that Kaye would not be returning after upholding some complaints while dismissing others.

Former Loose Women panelist Carol defended Kaye, stating that although Kaye can be forceful, she questioned whether Kaye could be labeled as a “bully.” Carol, aged 66, emphasized that opinions vary and that Kaye’s strong convictions should not be mistaken for bullying behavior.

Kaye addressed the allegations in a social media statement in March, vehemently denying the accusations against her. She expressed dismay over the situation and stood by her professionalism and dedication to BBC Scotland over the years.

Several other Loose Women stars, including Olivia Attwood, Stacey Solomon, Nadia Sawalha, Katie Piper, and Sunetra Sarker, showed support for Kaye on Instagram, echoing sentiments of Kaye’s integrity and character.

Kaye, who first joined Loose Women in 1999 and returned as a main host in 2013, has received backing from colleagues and friends who attest to her kindness and professionalism. The BBC emphasized its commitment to upholding values and investigating any reports that go against its standards.