Has Boris Johnson’s Book Changed Your Opinion of Him? | Loose Women

Following the release of his memoir yesterday, Boris Johnson has sat down with Diary of a CEO’s Steven Bartlett to talk about everything from his emotional upbringing to the party-gate scandal that infuriated the nation. But has it changed your opinion of him? Judi isn’t surprised that he’s had some adversities during childhood, but thinks once you reach adulthood you have a choice of who you want to be. Whilst Kaye is fed up of hearing about Boris and wishes he’d finally go away!
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From series 27, broadcast on 11/10/2024
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[@Smarterthanyew]

He is an evil person who we laugh off because he acts like a buffoon. The framing of this question on Loose Women, trying for sympathy for him is appalling. Who cares about his parents' divorce after what he did and tried to do to our country. In that interview he admitted the Tories use the 'old boys' network to pick those in positions of power, rather than meritocracy. Nothing to say about that? Did any of you watch the interview in preparation for this segment? I won't blame the hosts because they don't pick the framing, the producers do. But come on. Nadia gets it right re how his childhood informs who he is though. His childhood lacked warmth, and he did not learn empathy as a result. Well done Judi too. Espexially for pointing out the oddness of this being the focus of that interview and not some of the more obscene admittances.

[@theworldsalie]

corrupt to the bleeping core !

[@tiajin248]

Humanising terrible celebrities through saying tragic stories of their childhood, a common way in west countries to forgive ppl like prince Andrew, Donald Trump, Clinton, Boris Johnson, ......., Media should shame itself for this acts🤬

[@ΑντωνηςΜανωλαγκας]

I like Boris

[@bonniewhite8093]

I can't help but like Boris, I don't agree with some of the things he has done but he's Unique 😅

[@SueWinter-n4i]

In reference to Judi saying she is working on herself....Women who experience intimate partner violence are taught to blame themselves by the perpetrator of their abuse. They therefore think there is something innately wrong with themselves that needs changing. They are given psychiatric labels and our systems punish them too. They punish them for surviving, for trying to cope, for not coping. They even punish women for thriving and getting throughout. So why should we change our behaviour, when it is someone else that has punished us. It is the perpetrator who should change...It's not our fault...

[@maeshellewest-davies7904]

I love this series of interviews and how real the guests are. Nice to see boris more human. Always found him kind of charming. Never thought he should be prime minister.

[@kieranjaymansfield]

Funny how Denise Welch is not on! 🤔🤔

[@naomicoward4687]

He’s a narcissist and doesn’t take responsibility. Especially with party gate!

[@patriciadevlin5121]

Nadia is the new Denise 😂the two talking 👄 machines.

[@cheryltelfer5472]

NO!