The two presenters attended a reception hosted by the Duke of Wales and Duchess of Cornwall celebrating the Commonwealth Diaspora at Buckingham Palace
Loose Women presenters Brenda Edwards and Judi Love attended a reception at Buckingham Palace on Thursday 9 June, to celebrate the Commonwealth Diaspora.
Brenda wore a royal blue jumpsuit paired with a slightly lighter blue jacket - she accessorised the look with some black shoes and two pendant necklaces, as well as some orange nail polish. Judi wore a tie-side printed midi dress from her own Very collection, paired with some silver cascading earrings, a green handbag, and some green wedge heels.
This is the first time Brenda Edwards has appeared in public since confirming the cause of death of eldest child, Jamal, earlier this week. Brenda wrote on her post: "Firstly, I wanted to thank each and every one who has reached out, sent messages and been there for me and my family since Jamal passed away in February.
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