Music legend Sir Cliff Richard's appearance on Loose Women didn't go down all that well with fans of the show.
The Daily Mirror writes that the musician left viewers' cringing' after joining the likes of Brenda Edwards, Kaye Adams and Frankie Bridge on the ITV show.
Cliff spoke about his lengthy career as well as his friendship with Elvis Presley. However, it was his impression of the King of Rock and Roll that caused onlookers to beg for him to stop.
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Many took to Twitter, now known as X, to share their thoughts.
One said: "I don't watch this rubbish anymore, but my mum told me how cringe he was. I don't know what's worse when he tried to dance or when he said his lips have gone thin." One added: "We've heard all those Cliff stories thousands of times!!! #LooseWomen .
A third shared: "This is so painful i am loving it! #loosewomen ," with a fourth writing: "I will never understand women swooning over Cliff not now or back in the day, and that's allowing for all of us having different taste. I genuinely don't get it. #LooseWomen ." A fifth penned on social media: "Cliff Richard is insufferable. Get him off. #LooseWomen ."
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But some people were delighted to see Cliff on screen. One said: "Gloria and Sir Cliff's friendship is absolutely fantastic. Plus, you can see it's not just for the TV screens, but it's a true and long life friendship." A second added: "Cliff looks fantastic for his age. What is his secret? #LooseWomen ."
Gloria and Cliff have been pals for decades. The Irish TV star opened up on her friendship with the music icon previously as she said: "When the Troubles were in Northern Ireland… no entertainer would come. Cliff was the first one that came and there was a huge buzz about it and it was a gospel concert. I had joined the BBC, given the job, and I went in naively and said, 'Oh Cliff Richard's in town, he'd be good for the programme'. And they went, 'We've tried every which way to get him and he's not doing anything.'
"But I knew the vicar of that church. See, I rarely take no for an answer so I rang him up and said, 'If you finish quite early at the church, would you give me a call?' And I got the call and Cliff agreed to do it so I went down!"
