Loose Women favourite Coleen Nolan has just spilled the tea on her recent split, much to the intrigue of ITV fans.
During Wednesday’s episode, the ladies got chatty about the trend of committed partners choosing not to live together.
Show host, Christine Lampard pointed out a surprising statistic that 10 per cent of couples are opting to live apart.
Weighing in, Coleen opened up, confessing her own take on the matter. She said: “I don’t know. I think if you’re married or engaged or in a full-time committed relationship, then I don’t get it. Why wouldn’t you live together?
“But, now that I’m single… there ain’t no man getting back in that house!”
This declaration brought the audience to applaud while her co-hosts couldn’t help but chuckle.
Coleen nodded to Hollywood icon Whoopi Goldberg’s stance on sharing her space with a lover, hinting she’s after something more casual these days.
She added: “I’m not saying I wouldn’t like a relationship again, but I think- I’ve had a lot. I think this time, it would be nice to see them like twice a week. Do what you need to do, off you pop.”
Coleen has always been candid about her romances as she introduced the world to her most recent beau, Michael, on Loose Women back in 2022 after swiping right on a dating app, reports Belfast Live.
The couple had quite the roller coaster ride, making up and breaking up a fair few times since their 2021 start.
Late last year, Coleen revealed that she and Michael had decided to part ways but remain friends.
Despite meeting Michael online, the 60-year-old has no intention of returning to dating apps, as she shared on the Loose Women podcast.
She expressed: “I do think the best ways are the organic ways. And its normally through friends or colleagues, or they introduce you to someone.
“Obviously in the past I’ve used dating apps and it’s been brilliant, really good, because who goes out now, especially when you get to a certain age. I’m not going to go to nightclubs and I’m not a big drinker, so I’m not going to go and stand in a bar somewhere.
“But I found dating apps great. And you can talk for ages first and you can judge it from then if you want to go and meet them. But I can’t be bothered doing that again. Just those moments of going to meet a total stranger.”