Linda warned people to 'watch out for themselves' in her upcoming book
Linda Robson has warned people who have crossed her to "watch out for themselves" in her upcoming autobiography.
Lisa said to Kaye: "I don't care about the people not in my family, but I don’t want to upset anyone in my family. However, Pauline was absent from the Birds of a Feather special in 2020, which prompted rumours of a rift. The Loose Women favourite told The Mirror that the rumours were hurtful. "She just doesn't want to act anymore. She's had enough - it's long hours. She's concentrating on her drama academies. She's very hands-on, going to classes and all that,” Linda added.
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