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Alesha accessorised her look with a selection of statement rings and drop earrings, while she boosted her frame with a pair of strappy heels.

The Mis-Teeq singer wore her locks in a loose, sleek style and opted for a glamorous coat of make-up.

Alesha will be joined on the panel by The Voice UK’s will i am and Starstruck’s Adam Lambert and Jason Manford.

The show, which is hosted by Roman Kemp, sees stars from TV’s biggest shows including Love Island and Loose Women go head-to-head in a spectacular sing-off.

The Love Island band features Tasha Ghouri, Andrew Page, Danica Taylor, Paige Thorne, Luca Bish and Antigoni Buxton.

The girls sported a series of wintery looks, including faux-fur trim mini skirts and matching hats. 

Also contending was the Loose Women, which included Judi Love, Kelle Bryan, Linda Robson, Brenda Edwards, Coleen Nolan and Denise Welch. 

The daytime TV stars looked incredible in a series of glitzy looks as the sequin-clad group took to the stage to complete for the crown.

The 90 minute entertainment programme will shine a light on the importance of looking after mental wellbeing by connecting with others, this special will also feature clips in which the stars discuss their own experiences of mental health.

Ahead of the show, Brenda Edwards broke down in tears while singing Bridge Over Troubled Water during Friday’s episode of , as it reminded her of late son Jamal.

The panel, who were rehearsing the song to perform for Britain Get Singing on Eve, comforted the presenter, 53, during the emotional moment. 

Music entrepreneur  after taking cocaine and drinking  at his West London home.

Brenda was joined at the piano by Denise Welch, Coleen Nolan and Linda Robinson to practice the song in support of mental health campaign Get Britain Talking.

Giving her reasoning behind the song choice, she detailed: ‘All of my family they sing it in church, so it’s very poignant to me.

‘It got me a little upset as my son passed away earlier in the year and everything is a trigger. I’m so grateful to have the ladies as a unit around me.’ 

experiences before taking to the stage. 

In groups, the country’s biggest TV stars from Emmerdale and Coronation Street including Love Island’s Tasha Ghouri and Andrew Le Page, will go head-to-head.  

where he became paranoid and began throwing objects around the room before falling unconscious, an inquest heard in August.

Three small snap bags containing the remnants of white powder were found on the 31-year-old son of panellist Brenda after he collapsed at his west home in February this year, the hearing was told.

Assistant West London Coroner Ivor Collett today ruled that Mr Edwards died after a cardiac arrest brought on by taking cocaine and drinking . 

His heartbroken mother, Brenda, described him as ‘a beautiful and selfless person’ in a statement read to the inquest. 

Earlier this year she said she wanted his death to ‘help drive more conversation about the unpredictability of recreational drugs’.

The DJ and founder of online R&B/Hip-Hop platform SB.TV had returned to his home in Acton after 4am after playing a set in north London before he sat up drinking with a friend, Nick Hopper, who was living in an annex of the house. 

Mr Hopper said that ‘he appeared to be his normal self’ and they ‘began to chat, smoke some weed and drink’ — but his famous friend then spoke about the pressure he was under.

After a while Mr Edwards became erratic and paranoid and began throwing objects around the room before collapsing, the inquest was told. Despite the best efforts of Mr Hopper and later his uncle, Rodney Artman, as well as paramedics, Mr Edwards did not wake up and was declared dead at 10.36am on Sunday February 20.

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