Scots TV and radio presenter Kaye Adams has apologised to her children after being added to the Strictly Come Dancing line-up. In a video posted on Twitter, the Grangemouth-born Loose Women host says that 'no children should be subjected to sight of their mother thrusting their hips'.
Kaye, 59, will join the likes of Coronation Street stars Kym Marsh and Will Mellor after being confirmed as the fourth person to join the award winning BBC One dance show, which starts this autumn.
The short video starts with standing in her dressing room, she said: "I have had such fun this morning at Loose Women, of my goodness. What a bubbling cauldron of gossip it's been. It's you, it's you, it's you, it's you. Um so actually it's now, what time is it? It's about half 11.
