Susannah Constantine on Hearing Loss & 30 Years of Fashion With Trinny | Loose Women

Famed for her friendship with partner in ‘fashion’ Trinny Woodall, Trinny and Susannah Constantine were known for their no nonsense fashion advice and brutally honest opinions of other people’s clothing choices. Susannah will be joining the panel today to open up about her hearing loss, her recent health struggles and celebrating 30 years since she first met Trinny. We’ll also be finding it if there will ever be a reunion of the duo on our TV screens in the future.
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From series 27, broadcast on 05/04/2024
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[@yayahulles]

Susannah is such a bright light in this world of womanhood! Her common sense and humor is such a joy! I could listen to her for hours on end 😘

[@andreaandrea6716]

What a joy this woman is! And I loved Trinny and Susannah and their show! Endlessly watchable.

[@janeseemann2527]

Love this woman. Down to earth, truthful and entertaining to boot.

[@eliv.7062]

Lovely to see Susannah after such a long time...!! That What not to wear show was unique in style, fashion and humour terms. I used to record it to watch it again. Trinny & Susannah could make it big! Glad to know they are still such good friends off the spots. 💕

[@jamiecurry]

Love Susannah! Delightful guest.

[@Happinc]

Love Suzannah… beautiful soul & wonderful writer! ❤️🥰

[@atargeetparker2551]

I love love Susannah and have a lot of respect for her ❤ I have no problem taking her suggestions "what to wear or what not to wear' 👍

[@jojofc88]

I’ve been deaf since I was 18. In a way I get comfort from knowing deafness doesn’t discriminate against gender, religion, race, age or class. It’s a great unifier 😅

[@prrr446]

You were in any way exposed to loud sounds / music?

[@jojofc88]

@@prrr446 no I just had a disease :/

[@triplet3023]

Susannah should have been on longer, she is such a great communicator and is so natural. This was lovely (but short) 😊

[@prrr446]

@@jojofc88 So sorry for you and wish you well.

[@kathygordon4588]

Hit the nail on the head, isolating, aging, embarrassing. She is great!!

[@user-os7om7ef9k]

She is the perfect woman's friend. You know, the kind any woman would love to be able to call up with a problem or to have a laugh.

[@magdalenadacunto888]

She is one of my favourites, someone we can trust

[@gillsargisson8863]

Enjoyed this, just LOVE Susannah ❤

[@Sophia-xs6gf]

Susannah would make a great addition to the team!

[@charisalexandrajames-gille1254]

Just a message for everybody. If you ever have a friend who has hearing loss, please talk to them normally but face them. Do not turn your face away. Because if you do, they will think the conversation is over. And will walk away. Because they are looking at your face. Looking at your lips to see when you have stopped talking to them. So it is vital if you are talking to someone with hearing loss or someone who is deaf to always. I never have anything over your mouth.

[@prrr446]

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[@louisegardenia7674]

Her hair is incredible.

[@helend6774]

The vagus nerve is the 12th cranial nerve of the autonomic nervous system. These nerves sit at the base of your brain and take care of everything that the brain does not... smell, taste, touch etc. Specifically the vagus nerve controls the diaphragm which allows your lungs to breath. So now you know...

[@Morningstar-xz5bl]

❤❤❤

[@josephlenehan4461]

Joseph and Toady TV Friday

[@marja914]

With glasses you can see as usual. A hearing aid is a tool. You will never hear like you used to.

[@charisalexandrajames-gille1254]

Sorry didn't rile I posted twice

[@EsteeWalts]

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[@morticialilas3229]

I remember you Sussannah holding MY beautiful son Jaega+you pulled him from me saying *No bonding with mummy,bonding isn*t good 4 baby* then he was hurt by a mad jelous Nigella. who lied to you twice in 5 minutes+used Berenyi instead of Bach.F*** !

[@judithholder2537]

Muuch more down-to-earth than her former (yes - chic & dynamic, but the fake lower lip & fear of aging - yikes) partner.

[@EsteeWalts]

Indeed! She is very real.

[@EsteeWalts]

Oopps this toiletpaper confession ....don't know if Trinny will be able to laugh about it. At least she is clean.... And with one piece, well ... uhm.

[@jennyellacook6052]

Love nadia but please can she l;eat susanah tell her story nadia costsntly interrupts and makes it about her

[@thomasanders1314]

Can I ask for more 'Loose Women' content for Eastern Europe?:) Have a lovely weekend.:) 𝔗𝔥𝔬𝔪𝔞𝔰 𝒜𝔫𝔡𝔢𝔯𝔰

[@charisalexandrajames-gille1254]

Just a message for everybody. If you ever have a friend who has hearing loss, please talk to them normally but face them. Do not turn your face away. Because if you do, they will think the conversation is over. And will walk away. Because they are looking at your face. Looking at your lips to see when you have stopped talking to them. So it is vital if you are talking to someone with hearing loss or someone who is deaf to always. I never have anything over your mouth.