Eamonn Holmes and Ruth Langsford Split After 14 Years of Marriage
TV stars Eamonn Holmes and Ruth Langsford have announced their split after being together for 14 years.
Background
Eamonn, 64, and Ruth, also 64, were known for hosting This Morning for 15 years until they were replaced by Alison Hammond and Dermot O’Leary in November 2020.
Professional Journey
Initially joining This Morning in 2000, Ruth became a regular presenter in 2006 alongside Philip Schofield. Eamonn later joined in the same year, and the duo began hosting together.
Family
The former couple, who got married in 2010, have a son named Jack, 22. Additionally, Eamonn has three children, Declan (35), Niall (31), and Rebecca (33), from his previous marriage.
Confirmation of Split
A spokesperson for the couple confirmed their divorce, stating that they are in the process of parting ways amicably.
Reasons for Split
Sources suggest that work commitments led them in different directions, causing them to drift apart. Despite this, they aim to maintain a friendly relationship.
Health Struggles
Eamonn has been facing health challenges, including recent surgery and a shoulder injury. Ruth has been supportive, acknowledging the difficulties they face as a family.
Relationship Journey
The couple first met in 1995 when Eamonn was presenting GMTV. Their on-screen chemistry made them a beloved pair on daytime TV.
Appreciation for Support
Eamonn expressed gratitude towards Ruth for her unwavering support during his health issues, highlighting her strength and resilience.
Current Status
Representatives for Ruth and Eamonn have been contacted for further comments on the situation.
