Loose Women fans are all saying the same thing about Strictly’s Rose Ayling-Ellis after presenting debut on ITV show
LOOSE Women fans have all said the same thing about Strictly star’s Rose Ayling-Ellis after her presenting debut on the ITV show.
The 28-year-old, who is best known for playing Frankie Lewis in EastEnders, joined Kay Adams, Nadia Sawalha, and Jane Moore on the panel today for a very special episode to mark deafness awareness week.
Rose was also the first deaf contestant to appear on Strictly in 2021 – and ended up being crowned winner with partner Giovanni Pernice.
During today’s episode of Loose Women Rose spoke openly about her experiences as a deaf person.
Many took to Twitter to plead with ITV bosses that she should become a permeant panellist.
“Rose should be on every day,” one viewer tweeted.
Another said: “Rose would make a great edition to the panel.”
A third added: “PLEASE give rose a permanent panelist role!! she’s so funny and also is so inspiring to not just the deaf community but to ALL of us.”
Others took to Twitter to share their love and support.
Another tweeted: “This moment of Rose appearing as a panelist is absolutely fantastic Rose has done so much for the dear community she has broken down so many barriers amazing #LooseWomen.”
A fifth said: “@RoseAylingEllis you are such an inspiration for so many people both in and out of the Deaf community. Whoever you are boy girl man woman disability or not you can do anything you want to do. Follow your dreams anything is possible #LooseWomen #EastEnders.”
A sixth wrote: “This moment of Rose appearing as a panelist is absolutely fantastic Rose has done so much for the dear community she has broken down so many barriers amazing.”
It comes after Strictly fans rejoiced after seeing 2021 show winners Giovanni Pernice and Rose Ayling-Ellis reuniting on screen.
The Italian stallion invited the actress to take part in his new series Giovanni And Anton: Adventures In Sicily on the BBC.
The pair’s silent moment in their couple’s choice performance in week eight left viewers in tears.
Their emotional contemporary routine featured 10 seconds of silence in tribute to the deaf community.
Speaking about the iconic dance, Giovanni said: “Obviously the silent moment was so powerful, and because this got so much attention.
“Rose keeps saying the dance changed her life and lots of people’s lives, so it’s just fair to do it again and I think it’s the right thing to do.”
To which the soap star added: “It changed my life, yeah”.
- Loose Women airs weekdays on ITV