The TV cook, 59, revealed her last time on the ITV daytime programme left her panick stricken after noticing worrying health signs ahead of going live as panelist.
Nadia Sawalha made a political statement about Israel-Hamas war as she arrived at the UK Gala Screening of All Of Us Strangers at BFI Southbank in London on Tuesday.
The Mail on Sunday can reveal that ITV has been bombarded with complaints from viewers angered by what they claim is a one-sided stance after Hamas atrocities on October 7.
The 37-year-old actress and chat show panelist has reguarly shared loving snaps of her parents, mum Roberta, 87, and dad Nadim, 89, also living next door to them to decades to keep them close.