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Loose Women star to replace Gemma Collins in Chicago as she’s forced to pull out with injury

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GEMMA Collins' replacement in the musical version of Chicago has been revealed as Brenda Edwards. The Loose Women star, 53, will step into the role of Mama Morton after the GC was ruled out with an injury.

She will appear alongside an all-star cast including Casualty's Lee Mead as Billy Flynn and Coronation Street's Faye Brookes as Roxie Hart.

Gemma had to drop out of the UK tour of Chicago a week before opening night after picking up a knee injury. Chicago explained earlier this week that Gemma will no longer be appearing.

A statement read: "Gemma Collins' management have informed the producers of Chicago she will no longer be appearing in the UK Tour of the show due to a knee injury.

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