Ayda Field returns to Loose Women as she returns to UK with Robbie Williams

Ayda Field and husband and wife Robbie Williams are tipped to return to the UK and the model is expected to once again reprise her role on Loose Women

Ayda Field will return to the small screen at lunchtime and do Loose Women on ITV, according to reports.

The 42-year-old model has proven a popular part of the show in previous years and is now expected to return as she and husband Robbie Williams return to their UK.

Insiders have announced that she will be returning to the show in three years as the couple return to their London home with their four children – Theodora, 9, Charlton, 7, Colette, 3 and Beau , 2.

A source told Sun of Ayda’s intention to return to council, said: “She enjoyed being a councilor and being part of the Loose family for many years.

“ITV has made it clear that she is very welcome back to the board because she is an extremely popular figure – not only with viewers but with everyone who works on the show.”

They continued: “Ayda has incredible connections to Grade A – and with Robbie as her husband, she always has a hilarious story or two to tell.”

The source claims the show hasn’t been the same since she left, with her final appearance as a guest via video link as the executive produced a key episode dedicated to the show. NHS.

The Mirror has contacted Ayda’s representatives for comment.

Last month, former Take That star Robbie, 48, announced he now has nowhere to live after selling out his home.

The rock singer DJ is said to have sold his Los Angeles mansion to rapper Drake for £35 million in a separate deal.

And he is believed to have sold his Wiltshire property for £6.75m earlier in the year.

He told Australian radio hosts Kyle and Jackie O at the time: “Actually, we’re nowhere.

“We don’t have a place to live right now, we sell pretty much everywhere, we don’t live anywhere and we’re trying to figure it out.

“Four kids in a row is a Rubix Cube puzzle that we’re trying to sort out because if they’re at school they won’t see me because I’m everywhere and if they’re at home they won’t. having another set of things is a problem.”

The Sun reported that the couple, who married in 2010, are set to move into a £17 million property they bought in West London in 2013. The luxury home was previously owned by Mr. late film director Michael Winner.

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