Loose Women star Nadia Sawalha has been dropped from the hit ITV show after she was accused of sharing 'unhinged' conspiracy theories on social media.
Nadia, 61, was not on the panel this week and will not appear next week, with a source claiming that while bosses love her both parties 'are having some space' before they discuss any return.
Despite her break from Loose Women, this morning she was live on her 'Coffee Moaning' YouTube show with her husband Mark Adderley, who was suspended from the Green Party over alleged 'anti-Semitic rants'.
The couple were reacting to the local election results and she again accused dark forces of smearing her spouse, especially within the Labour party.
But another insider claimed the YouTube channel she runs with her husband contained 'dangerous' posts.
They said: 'People both on and off camera at ITV have complained to bosses about the nature of the YouTube channel, which has become increasingly conspiratorial and looks like anti-Semitism, disguised as anti-Israel rhetoric.
'A number of colleagues fear Nadia has brought this upon herself through her dangerous posting and there is growing concern for her mental health.'
Loose Women star Nadia Sawalha has been dropped over claims she shared 'unhinged' anti-Semitic conspiracy theories on social media
Despite the break from the show, she was live on YouTube this morning reacting to the local election results with her husband Mark Adderley, who was suspended from the Green Party over alleged 'antisemitic rants'. They say they still support the Greens
Ms Sawalha was last on Loose Women at the end of April and usually appears on the woman-only panel at least once a week.
Chosen as one of the original line-up when Loose Women launched in 1999, she has been a regular fixture on the show ever since.
She blamed 'dark forces' when her husband was suspended by the Greens and stopped from standing as a candidate in Croydon over 'rants' including comparing Israel to Nazi Germany.
Adderley also shared videos celebrating the 'courage' of the Hamas October 7 atrocities in Israel, as well as vile conspiracy theories blaming Jews for the September 11 attacks and the Bondi Beach terror massacre in Australia.
ITV declined to comment on claims Nadia, one of the most long-standing regular panellists on Loose Women, has been stood down.
But the Daily Mail understands the broadcaster has taken a dim view of her controversial comments.
Another source described ITV and Nadia as both needing some 'space'.
The broadcaster is not due on air for at least another week and both parties would likely meet to review any potential return, according to the insider.
'We love Nadia, she's a great Loose Woman,' the show source claimed.
'There has been a lot going on so Loose Women is having some space from her for some calm.'
Nadia's husband Mark Adderley, 55, regularly uploads the questionable content to his YouTube channel, flanked by his wife.
Several of the couple's videos refer to 'Israeli false flag' operations being behind the assassination of US political figure Charlie Kirk, a missile attack on a British base in Cyprus and the recent firebombing of Jewish community ambulances in Golders Green, north London.
Shortly after his suspension by the Greens, Sawalha posted a lengthy 21-minute social media rant in which she blamed 'dark forces behind everything that you see' and claimed her husband had been 'slandered' and unfairly punished.
She added: 'He is the most decent kind, super smart man with the hugest of hearts.'
Despite her husband's suspension, she vowed to keep supporting the Greens.
The TV panellist, a former EastEnders and Absolutely Fabulous star, insisted accusations had been taken out of context and said the couple had 'everything recorded' to prove it.
Sawalha also claimed Adderley's suspension followed an internal complaint and described the process as a 'carve up', arguing her husband's activism had been 'totally altruistic'.
Sawalha regularly appears in videos uploaded by husband Mark Adderley, who was suspended last month from the Green Party over his questionable content
She explained her husband is in the 'punishment phase' of 'bravely [speaking] up for the Palestinians in a way very few people' have 'the courage' to do.
His name still appeared on Thursday's ballot papers as a Green candidate for Crystal Palace & Upper Norwood in the Croydon elections despite his suspension.
The Campaign Against Antisemitism previously called on ITV to investigate her.
A spokesman said: 'What sort of "dark forces" is Nadia Sawalha referring to?
'You expect spouses to be loyal, but appearing to double down on the sort of conspiratorial tropes that her husband has been promoting and that presumably prompted his suspension from the Green Party is not the way to go about it.
'Ms Sawalha has now drawn scrutiny to herself and Loose Women need to investigate whether she is just a little too loose-tongued to stay in post.'
Alex Hearn from advocacy group Labour Against Antisemitism, who described Sawalha's posts as 'unhinged', welcomed the development.
He said: 'Nadia Sawalha has been posting vile, unhinged rants online for some time now. It is time ITV took action against her, before she does serious damage to the reputation of one of Britain's oldest broadcasters.'
Ms Sawalha has been contacted for comment.