Coleen Nolan reveals money worries after Loose Women budget cuts leave her struggling with mortgage payments

Coleen Nolan has shared her financial concerns after ITV’s cuts to Loose Women, which have drastically reduced the number of episodes filmed each year. The popular daytime show has been forced to cut back its budget, leaving panellists like Coleen facing a new reality where their episode count—and pay—has been slashed.

Speaking candidly to OK Magazine, Coleen explained that while the unexpected time off is nice, the financial strain has set in. “I’ve got a mortgage to pay,” she admitted, revealing that her pay-per-show model meant the fewer shows she films, the less money she earns.

“It’s given me more incentive to do other TV work,” Coleen added. To make up for the lost income, she’s signed on for the new series of Celebs Go Dating to boost her finances.

Coleen Nolan is fearing she may not be able to pay her mortgage after losing out on cash from Loose Women’s cutsCredit: Shutterstock Editorial
The star has admitted she has been left out of pocket after her episodes were slashedCredit: tiktok.com/@nolan_coleen

But the cutbacks aren’t just affecting her paycheck—they’ve also changed the atmosphere on Loose Women. Without the usual studio audience, Coleen noted how different the vibe will be, calling it “like a podcast but on live television.” She’s certainly missing the buzz the audience brings.

Coleen has spoken about her money woes a number of times this yearCredit: Instagram/@coleen_nolan
It has forced her to seek extra income from other TV showsCredit: Shutterstock Editorial

Despite the shake-up, Coleen revealed no backstage drama among the Loose Women team, saying the cast remains close-knit and supportive. “We’ve got a WhatsApp group, and we support each other through everything. It’s like having 20 extra sisters,” she said.

While Coleen is staying optimistic, she’s also taking action to secure her financial future, proving that even the stars aren’t immune to the challenges of balancing work and personal finances.