Loose Women star Janet Street-Porter shares update from hospital after major surgery
and on Freeview 262 or Freely 565
Loose Women star Janet Street-Porter said: “Three hours after hip replacement-masses of strong pain relief resulted in a huge smile of relief! Then the drugs wore off.. But I’m walking with a trolley HOORAY XX” Following her update, Janet Street-Porter has been inundated with well wishes from celebrities and fans.
MasterChef star John Torode said: “Big love You!,” Loose Women star Katie Piper said: “So happy to see you smiling and walking already.”
Advertisement
Hide AdAdvertisement
Hide AdOther fans have said: “Wow you look amazing well done, you looked so worried on Loose the other day about the op which I thought wasn’t like you, but glad it went well xx,” whilst another said: “I hope your recovery goes well, you are inspirational Janet.”


On Wednesday 2 October, Janet Street-Porter told fans on ITV’s Loose Women that she would be taking a break from the show to undergo a hip operation. Janet Street-Porter said:“I can't think about anything else. As I'm sitting here I'm shaking and my hands are freezing cold. I keep dreaming about it.
“I'm just going to go into hospital on Friday, have the operation on Friday afternoon, stay in hospital for a few days and then really, really work at rehab and physio so that I can come back as soon as possible.”
Coleen Nolan said: “You always put on this tough persona and nothing bothers you. And then at one point today you said, 'I'm really scared,' and I could have cried my eyes out.”
Advertisement
Hide AdAdvertisement
Hide AdBefore becoming part of ITV’s Loose Women in 2011 where she became known for her straight-talking views, Janet Street-Porter’s career in television began in 1975 at London Weekend Television.
Janet Street-Porter also appeared on I’m A Celebrity Get Me Out of Here in 2004 where she finished fourth and came third on Celebrity MasterChef. The 77-year old was also the deputy fashion editor at the Daily Mail and fashion editor of the Evening Standard.
Comment Guidelines
National World encourages reader discussion on our stories. User feedback, insights and back-and-forth exchanges add a rich layer of context to reporting. Please review our Community Guidelines before commenting.