Loose Women has turned frosty behind the scenes as Coleen Nolan ‘s manager hit out at Nadia Sawalha in a social media rant.
Melanie Blake lashed out at Nadia online on Thursday after watching the TV presenter speak out against body shaming on the hit ITV daytime show.
Furious Melanie shared a clip of Nadia, 55, alongside a message, where she accused her of having a “nasty side” and slammed her “be kind” speeches.
Melanie is the boss of Urban Associates talent agency, which represents Nadia’s Loose Women co-stars Saira Khan and Coleen.
Coleen Nolan’s manager Melanie Blake lashed out at Nadia Sawalha in a social media rant (Image: melanieblakeuk/Instagram)
The outburst came after Nadia discussed a recent video of her jumping into a swimming pool wearing a bikini.
Nadia said on Loose Women yesterday: “I am desperate to get into the brains of young women and say: ‘Please stop it earlier than we did’.
“It’s absolute stinking thinking, nobody in my entire life has ever said anything as nasty to me as I have said to myself.
“How many of you would say the same? That nobody is as mean to you as you are to yourself?
The talent agency boss branded the Loose Women star “a total witch” (Image: ITV)
“It really doesn’t have to be like that.”
Sharing the clip of Nadia with her 23,000 followers, Melanie penned alongside the video: “It’s a shame she ‘officially’ gave up acting because. Nadia deserves an Oscar for this speech.
“In 20 years of repping clients I never saw a nastier side to anyone I did of her and I’m not alone.
“Her constant ‘be kind’ etc speeches are so ironic considering she is a total witch.”
Coleen is represented by Melanie Blake (Image: SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images)
Daily Star Online has approached Nadia’s representative for a comment.
An ITV source told Daily Star: “The industry knows that Nadia is the most kind and lovely human being.
“She is a thoroughly good egg and everyone who works with Nadia only has the best things to say about her.”
Loose Women airs weekdays on ITV at 12.30pm
Source: Celebrities - dailystar.co.uk
