Loose Women star Linda Robson has shared a health update after revealing last year that medics were monitoring her following gallstone damage to her pancreas. The 67-year-old actress, currently taking a break from the ITV show to perform in pantomime, discussed the scare during a recent interview.
Robson explained that a cyst on her pancreas had grown from 1cm to 2cm, prompting multiple MRI scans. However, she confirmed she is now feeling well. “It’s been an up and down sort of year. I had a little health scare but I’m alright now,” she told Bella Magazine, adding that she plans to holiday in Cyprus with her sisters after her panto run ends.
The actress also spoke about her preference for acting over panel show work, noting she enjoyed a recent role on The Good Ship Murder alongside former Birds of a Feather co-star Lesley Joseph. Robson reflected on her long friendship with Pauline Quirke, who retired due to dementia, and said Quirke recognised her during a recent lunch, describing her as “giggling and happy.”
