Nadia Sawalha returns to social media after mysteriously disappearing for six days
The Loose Women star has taken some time out from everyone since last Sunday, including her family - but now she has returned and says she will reveal more later
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Nadia Sawalha has returned to social media after taking a mysterious break for nearly a week.
The Loose Women star, 55, went without a phone for six days and has been unable to contact her husband and children.
Without giving any details away, Nadia said she will explain her sudden disconnect with fans on Saturday night.
Nadia returned to Instagram this morning with a couple of bed selfies.
She told her followers she will explain what happened in a live chat on Saturday night.
She wrote: "I MISSED you guys!!! What a week I've had! NO PHONE, bonkers, but I loved it and am going to have a major life change!
She added: "God can't wait to see @mark_adderley and the girls AND find out how you've all been too! It's crazy how being without a phone for six days left me feeling like I've been away for weeks!"
"I will be doing a little LIVE tonight on our YOUTUBE so we can all have a chat. Just search The Sawalha Adderleys on YOUTUBE and hit the subscribe button and notification bell, so you can be notified when we go LIVE!"
Her break came after she clashed with Piers Morgan online after he branded Denise Welch "a dumb and deluded coronavirus denier".
Some fans wondered if the exchange last Friday made her takes some time out.
"Are you allowed to reveal where you have been yet," wrote one of her followers.
The mother-of-two repleid: "Join me LIVE tonight on YouTube and we can all chat!"
She has credited couples counselling for saving her marriage to her husband Mark Adderley.
They married in 2002 and they share two teenage daughters, Maddy, 17, and 13-year-old Kiki.
Nadia was previously married to Justin Mildwater from 1992 until he tragically took his own life in 1997.
Speaking to new! magazine in a joint interview, Mark said: "People stop listening. Keep the dialogue open and listen to each other.
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