Vanessa Feltz launches alternative lunchtime show on Channel 5

express.co.uk

Vanessa Feltz is returning to daytime television with a new show, launching on Channel 5 on March 24. After a 27-year break from hosting her own show, she hopes to offer viewers a refreshing alternative to ITV’s popular chat show, Loose Women. Feltz's new program, simply called Vanessa, will air five days a week at 12:45 PM. She aims to create a space that provides an escape from the often gloomy news cycle. “I think loads of people are looking for refuge from the news agenda,” she said, describing her show as a relaxant from the "relentless and frightening" headlines. Feltz, who is 63 years old, is not worried about competing with Loose Women. She respects the show's hosts and sees her program as an option for those who might want variety in their viewing. She envisions her show focusing on subjects like relationships, parenting, and everyday gossip instead of political issues. With a colorful set that includes soothing decor, Feltz is excited to create a warm atmosphere for conversations. She plans to engage with her audience in a more spontaneous manner, allowing discussions to flow based on what viewers want to talk about. In her previous roles, Feltz has been known for her straightforward commentary and was a familiar face on BBC radio and television. She has adapted to the digital age, even creating popular parody content on YouTube. Her goal is to make her new show feel inclusive and engaging, drawing in viewers looking for light-hearted and genuine conversations.


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