Loose Women’s Denise Welch is taking a break from the show and social media

The 1975’s frontman Matty Healy’s mother posted a video on Instagram with the caption, “Thanks and au revoir for a few weeks!!!”. along with some love heart emojis.

The 65-year-old thanked everyone for their birthday wishes and explained her absence from the daytime show, on which she appears regularly alongside Ruth Langsford, Charlene White and Coleen Nolan.

Loose Women’s Denise Welch takes a break from the ITV daytime show

The first on the Instagram video Coronation Street The actress said, “Well… today, on my 65th birthday, I want to thank you in advance for all the lovely messages and comments I’ve received.”

“I’m going on a little adventure for a few weeks, so I’ll be away from here and turn off my phone.

“I’m not exactly sure how to deal with this, but I’ll try, so don’t think I’m gone.”

Denise also paid tribute to those who mourn the loss of their mothers, as her birthday marks the day she lost her own mother, Ann, but called the day “a celebration of life.”

She continued, “It’s just a temporary little vacation. For those who miss their mothers, thinking of you. The circle closes. She gave birth to me on May 22nd and left the world on May 22nd holding my hand and my sister’s, so it’s also a celebration of life.”

Denise Welch hasn’t had a fight with any of her Loose Women co-stars in 20 years.

Denise, who also played Modern Languages ​​teacher Steph Haydock Waterloo Roadplayed along Permissive women alongside many other panelists including Ruth Langsford, Kay Adams and Colleen Nolan since 2005.

The soap actress insists she has a great relationship with her co-stars.

she said OK! Magazine: “It’s great for me – it fits my lifestyle, I love the girls. I know I seem to be “in a feud” every day, but I’ve never had a fight with anyone in 20 years of the women on this show.

“I haven’t had a fight with any of them.

“Yeah, we had a fight on set — that’s part of the show.”

“To put it this way, I am a woman’s wife. Well, believe me, I’d be out in a heartbeat, and if ‘Loose Women’ sucked backstage, I wouldn’t be there.”