CRUISE ship queen Jane McDonald reckons her shows make waves - and are more beneficial than NHS treatment.
The singer says her performances are like therapy, both for herself and for audience.
Jane, 61, whose fiance Eddie Rothe died in 2021, said she seeks solace in her live work.
The Loose Women favourite said: "It's like a big wheel of energy.
"I start it on the stage then it goes out into the crowd and comes back in a wave of the most amazing love I could ever imagine.
"It's the most wonderful thing - and it goes back out to them.
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