Nadia Sawalha accidentally PUNCHES her husband in hilarious clip (2024)

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Nadia Sawalha looked sensational as she slipped into a black bikini for one of the hottest days of the year on Wednesday.

The Loose Women presenter, 59, who is known for her body confident displays, shared a hilarious video with her Instagram followers as she accidentally punched her husband.

Summoning up the nerve to climb into a cold jacuzzi on the hot day, Nadia recruited her husband Mark Adderley to help steady herself as she climbed in.

Warning her husband she shouted: 'Mark! Do not push me. It is very very cold and you will regret it.'

Holding Mark's hand, Nadia tentatively moved one leg in but was struggling to fully commit.

Hoping to encourage her, Mark then began to splash her as she exclaimed: 'I hate you from now until all eternity.'

And as she began to push against her husband trying to get her into the water her defenses took over and she accidentally punched him straight in the jaw.

Both Mark and Nadia were overcome by surprise as they then played the punch back in slow motion.

Apologising in the caption, Nadia wrote: 'Whoops ! That really was an accident ! He is ok NOW!

'Weirdly mark_adderley said it cured his headache!!'

Replying in the comments, Mark joked: 'For total transparency - she did in fact knock some sense into me'.

Fans were left in hysterics as they reacted in the comments with a series of laughing emojis.

Others wrote: 'That was a proper punch'; 'Properly howling at this'; 'proper punch'; 'Hilarious!!'

Earlier this month Nadia went topless outside Parliament as she made a bold statement for breast cancer.

She was joined a group of 31 women, all of whom have been affected by the disease, tocampaignfor a 'game-changing' new drug.

31represents the number of lives that are lost to metastatic breast cancer each day in the UK.

The women stripped off in a desperate bid 'to be seen' and heard by the new government, with their chestspainted by artist Sophie Tea.

The group were decorated with a range of powerful messages including 'We could be your sister', 'Our lives count', 'Help us to live' and asking 'Now do you see us?'.

Thedrug, Enhertu is available in Scotland and 14 other countries, but not currently in England and Wales.

Nadia, patients, campaigners and charities have been lobbying decision makers for months to approve the life-prolonging treatment for women with a subtype of incurable breast cancer called HER2-LOW but have been met by what they call a 'deafening silence' in recent weeks.

'We are here to be heard. If this is what it takes to turn heads back in our direction and put Enhertu back on the agenda, so be it. We have been ignored for too long,' she said.