EXCLUSIVE: GK Barry has addressed her future at ITV amid rumours of changes at Loose Women.19:51, 28 May 2026Updated 19:53, 28 May 2026GK Barry has provided an update regarding her position at ITV.‌The broadcaster has experienced numerous modifications in recent months, encompassing studio relocations, redundancies behind the scenes, and alterations to Loose Women and Lorraine Kelly's programming.‌Both programmes no longer broadcast throughout the entire year, with Good Morning Britain and This Morning occupying the time slots during off-season periods.‌Nevertheless, despite these developments, the I'm A Celebrity star confirmed she has no intention of departing.The podcast presenter is participating in Soccer Aid for Unicef alongside personalities including Chloe Burrows and Joe Marler, reports OK!.Prior to Sunday's fixture, The Daily Mirror enquired about the situation at ITV in an exclusive interview, with GK responding: "Things are great, it's been fine. I'm doing Loose Women a couple of times a month."‌GK proceeded to discuss her Soccer Aid preparations, acknowledging: "I feel sick, I'm so anxious. Everyone here is so prepared, they know what a stepover is, they know all of this."She elaborated by revealing her girlfriend, professional footballer Ella Rutherford has been instructing her in dribbling techniques, "but it's been like beating a dead horse".‌When asked who she'd want to be competing against if any of her fellow Loose Women stars were to take part, GK shared: "Judi Love, we'd be laughing on the pitch. And Denise Welch as well, because we'd stop halfway through to have a gossip and I need someone as unserious as me."This comes after rumours that a series of budget cuts could affect the likes of Loose Women, though an ITV source later claimed there were no plans for any "radical changes" in the presenting line-up.‌An ITV source previously told The Mirror: "We are not planning any radical changes to the panel. All of our Loose Women are hugely valued and we celebrate each and every one and the experience and opinions they bring to the show every day."Many of our long standing panellists have appeared on the show for the majority of its 25 year run on screens and those stalwart, Loose legends are at the core of the show's success and hugely popular with the audience."The show remains a big priority within our daytime slate, having secured a BAFTA nomination, launched a podcast and celebrated a milestone anniversary in the last year alone."Article continues belowSoccer Aid for UNICEF takes place on Sunday 31st MayLoose Women airs weekdays from 12.30pm on ITV1 and ITVX.