Loose Women’s Charlene White strips to reveal her corset and says she NEVER leaves home without it

Charlene White revealed that she always wears a corset under her clothes during a discussion on Thursday’s Loose Women.

The presenter, 42, made the revelation when the panel shared his opinion on the trend of wearing underwear as outerwear.

Viewers were then left in hysterics when Judi Love, 42, took the opportunity to strip down to model the clothing-hugging figure.

Fashion: Charlene White (left) revealed she always wears a corset under her clothes during Thursday’s Loose Women, before Judi Love (right) stripped down to model one live on air

Charlene said, “I love a corset, I’ve worn one for years.”

“I always think it’s good for posture and it’s very good for body shape and I’ve been a fan of one for years.”

She then stood up as panelist Frankie Bridge, 33, fingered the boned corset under her sequined orange dress.

However, newscaster Charlene said she would never wear one over her clothes, laughing: “That wouldn’t go down well on Ten O’Clock News.”

Busty: Judi looked gorgeous as she paraded on set after opening her pink velvet jacket to reveal black undergarments

No chance: However, newscaster Charlene said she would never wear one over her clothes with a laugh: “That wouldn’t go down well on Ten O’Clock News.”

Meanwhile, Judi looked sensational as she paraded on set to Madonna’s hit song Vogue, and opened her pink velvet jacket to reveal her black underwear.

She put up a storm for the audience, putting on a very busty display, before returning to her seat at the panel.

Frankie once recalled wearing a corset to a movie screening with her bandmates from The Saturday.

Model: She posed up a storm for the audience, putting on a very busty display, before returning to her seat at the panel.

I Love It: The panel discussed the latest trend of wearing corsets as outerwear (L-R) Charlene White, Frankie Bridge, Carol McGiffin, Judi Love

The singer told how it was so tight that her head ached and she had no choice but to unleash it with a laugh: “I was sitting in the cinema with a corset half on!”

Elsewhere on the show, Frankie admitted she feels “pressure” to feel “happy” at Christmas as she reflects on her decision to share a snap of herself crying online.

The singer spoke candidly about the ‘expectations’ surrounding the festivities, revealing that she’s been going through a ‘very low point’ in recent days.

Trend: The trend was first made famous by Madonna (right) during her 1990 Blonde Ambition tour.

Earlier this week, Frankie took to Instagram to share a selfie of herself crying after a therapy session, looking very dejected in the snap.

Reflecting on her decision to post the photograph, she admitted that although she loves Christmas and describes herself as ‘Mrs. Claus’, she admitted that she struggles with the pressure to keep everyone happy.

She explained: ‘Actually, this time of year comes a lot of pressure. You can’t necessarily do exactly what you want to do, you’re traveling here, there and everywhere, you’re trying to keep everyone happy.

“Even though it’s something I love, I find that when I’m supposed to feel happy in a situation, I feel that pressure.”

The former The Saturdays star said she felt it was important to share the candid selfie to show her followers that she’s not always smiling and partying.

“I’m literally Mrs. Claus, I love Christmas, I love the run-up, I love decorations,” the mother-of-two said.

“I was aware that I had this low moment and I thought I would share it because all everyone sees is me at all my Christmas parties and with the girls and it all looks like fun and games.”

Upset: Elsewhere on the show, Frankie admitted she feels ‘pressure’ to feel ‘happy’ at Christmas as she reflects on her decision to share a snap of herself crying online