BREAKING NEWS: Loose Women’s Janet Street-Porter Shares Heartbreaking Health UPDATE after she was admitted to hospital EMERGENCY

Loose Women star  Janet Street-Porter is set to undergo a second knee replacement operation.

The 78-year-old presenter, who became a staple on the panel in 2011, recently took time off from the ITV show to recuperate from hip replacement surgery.

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At that time, she confessed: “I’m having my hip replacement operation at last. And I can’t think about anything else. As I’m sitting here, I’m shaking and my hands are freezing cold.”

Now facing another surgical procedure, she opened up to Metro, expressing: “I’ve got a lot to say about how pensioners get talked about.

“There are things about getting older that are annoying. I had a hip replacement last year, sailed through that, got back to work,” reports Manchester Evening News.

She continued: “Before that, I’d had a knee replacement… and now I’ve got to have another knee replacement. I get annoyed that my body isn’t bionic.

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“In my 20s and 30s, I was fit, and then I over-exercised. I overdid it, and the result has been my joints [have worn out]. Saying to people of my generation, ‘Listen, if you can walk and get a newspaper, that’s good enough.’ For f***’* sake, stop counting steps.”

Following her hip replacement, she relayed to her Loose Women colleagues that she felt “mentally much better” post-surgery.

In a revealing 2024 episode of the daytime programme, she confessed: “It was really depressing me, I lost weight through the stress of it, I wasn’t eating very much. I was a complete mega misery-wad and my normal misery face.

“Now it is up to me to really try to stick to physio and do all these exercises. Sleeping is not that easy, but mentally I’ve come out better.”

The TV star further stated: “I took the decision five days ago to stop the heavy-duty painkillers because otherwise you are cocooned.

“Last week I went to my house in Whitstable and had two sets of physio, I’m putting myself in the hands of professionals, but you know me, I’m stubborn. But I’ve got to do the exercises.”