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Eamonn Holmes has been mistaken for a late comedian - as he left his wife Ruth Langsford saying 'ouch' over his latest health update. The GB News star spoke about his ongoing health woes earlier this week while appearing on his daily breakfast show on the channel.

Ruth Langsford has given fans a health update after the TV presenter was forced to miss hosting Loose Women due to being ill. During today’s episode, the 63 year old was quizzed by her co-host Coleen Nolan on her absence when she said: "Where the hell have you been?" Ruth replied: "I've been poorly on sick leave! It's very nice to be back in the real world." She continued by saying that she’d had an “awful” chest infection which had been a struggle to fight off, even after getting antibiotics to treat it.

Eamonn Holmes has shared an update with fans on Instagram amid his health issues. The former This Morning presenter shared a snap in which he can be seen on a back stretcher wearing a headband. In the caption, he wrote that he looked like an “80s disco dancer.” “I look like an 80's Disco dancer [dancing man emoji] ....

Ruth Langsford has given an update on her health after being forced to miss out on the NTAs with her Loose Women co-stars due to illness.The 63 year old TV star has been suffering with a nasty cough and chest infection for a week now, and she took to Instagram to share some homemade remedies to help her battle it. She posted a video of health foods such as lemons, oranges and ginger, before she was seen concocting them into a drink.

GB News presenter Eamonn Holmes has spoken today (September 4) about his health issues while presenting his programme. Opening up about his health, he said to guest Tim Franklin: "I can't run, I can't walk, I can't do anything except watch TV and eat.

Eamonn Holmes has given a candid health update admitting that he 'can't walk' after hs wife Ruth Langsford was struck down with a nasty infection.

Rylan Clark has issued an update on his mum as she remains in hospital following an emergency surgery overseas.

Eamonn Holmes filmed a video of his wife Ruth Langsford trying out a medical treatment in a bid to recover from an illness she's been battling all week.The TV presenter has been notably absent from Loose Women, after sharing with her fans that she is suffering from a chest infection. Now Ruth has uploaded a video filmed by her GB News host husband showing her inhaling hot steam in an effort to get herself better.The ITV panellist revealed that doctors have advised her to 'steam' herself twice a day.

Ruth Langsford has revealed why she has been missing from Loose Women all week as the presenter shared that she is suffering from a chest infection. The ITV panellist has been absent from the programme all week, with the 63-year-old explaining that she is busy trying to nurse herself back to health.Taking to her Instagram story today, Ruth shared a picture of a steam vaporizer as well as some lemon and ginger tea, telling her followers that she is "trying everything" to recover from a "lurgy." She wrote: “My 'lurgy' is actually a chest infection! So here I am on antibiotics and a steam vaporizer twice a day! I'm trying everything!" Earlier this week, she also shared herself trying another traditional method in an attempt to feel better as she wrote: "Still got the lurgy!" with an angry face emoji.

Ruth Langsford has given fans a health update after revealing she has been struggling with illness all week. The Loose Women star was absent from the panel for three days this week, amid concerned messages from fans.

Loose Women star Ruth Langsford has shared a health update with her fans after she missed a third day of the ITV daytime programme.The 63 year old has been updating her fans about how she is feeling via Instagram and revealed she has been struck down with an illness, which she has been calling the "lurgy." Taking to her Instagram story this morning, Ruth shared a picture of her set-up, which consisted of orange, ginger, lemon, cinnamon sticks and a range of dry ingredients. Alongside the picture, she wrote: "Still got the lurgy," followed by an angry face emoji.

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Eamonn Holmes has claimed that one sentence about Covid-19 got him sacked from This Morning after 15 years of presenting the show on Fridays alongside his wife, Ruth Langsford. The 63 year old, who now presents the GB News breakfast show, appeared on GB News' Dan Wootton Tonight for a bombshell interview in which he blasted Phillip Schofield, Holly Willoughby and ITV itself, amidst ongoing talk of a "toxic" culture at the broadcasting channel.

Ruth Langsford has publically shown her support for her husband Eamonn Holmes as he offered a small update in his progress following surgery on his back. The former This Morning star underwent an operation in September last year after years of battling chronic pain as a result of slipped discs.

Eamonn Holmes and his son Declan attended Manchester United's cup-winning triumph over rivals Newcastle United on Sunday.The 63 year old Northern Irishman was pictured leaving the iconic Wembley Stadium once the Red Devils had lifted the Carabao Cup wheelchair-bound following a string of recent health setbacks. The former This Morning host seemed pretty chirpy as fans greeted him, and no wonder after Brazilian superstar Casemiro and in-form striker Marcus Rashford's goals earned Eamonn's team a first piece of silverware since the 2016-2017 season. Declan, who was seen wheeling his dad towards their waiting car, is Eamonn's 34 year old son from his first marriage to ex-wife Gabrielle Holmes.

Eamonn Holmes has been plagued with a number of health issues after undergoing surgery on his back, including fracturing his shoulder.The GB News presenter has since returned to work after taking several months off to recover.The broadcaster has been open about his struggles with a dislocated pelvis and a trapped sciatic nerve, amongst his other health concerns.The 63-year-old was visited by his pal Rylan-Clark on Sunday evening who couldn't resist using the presenter's latest at home machinery.Eamonn and Ruth have since purchased a stair lift to help Eamonn move more freely around their home.Rylan, 34, who jokingly referred to Eamonn as "dad" took the opportunity to get on the former This Morning presenter's new toy, while Ruth filmed.Ruth was heard saying: "Wait until it stops beeping, don't bloody break it." To which Rylan replied: "Can I just do it now? It's the noise! Oh, this is great," before mimicking a royal wave as the stair lift started moving down.The Loose Women presenter starts giggling which in turn sets off Rylan with a fit of giggles before she sarcastically asks "Are you Rylan? Can I have your autograph?"Rylan quipped: "Can I just say, I know you've been through it Dad, but you've got an easy life here!"Eamonn retorted: "It's a fun fair, it's the fun palace," to which Rylan replied: "Honestly, you could rent this out."The BBC Radio 2 presenter took to Instagram and shared the clip with his 1.6 million followers, and captioned the post: "Well someone had to go and check out the tech…. @eamonnholmes.

Eamonn Holmes has given his concerned fans an update on his chronic pain condition and revealed when he's back on TV. The much-loved presenter, 63, took to social media to explain his army will followers will be see him back on their screens very soon indeed.

EAMONN Holmes has revealed he will be returning to work in the new year amid his ongoing health struggles. The 63-year-old recently underwent a back operation to ease his “chronic pain” and has been absent from public life as he regains mobility. But this evening, Eamonn returned to social media and shared a picture of himself looking happy and healthy.

Eamonn Holmes, 63, has been enduring hell in the health department in recent months, fracturing his shoulder in a fall very soon after he began recovering from a major operation on his back.The GB News Breakfast star had dislocated his pelvis last year that sparked his chronic back pain - and he has now opened up about the frustration he feels.Taking to Twitter today, the former This Morning presenter shared his plight with over a million followers, as he confessed he had "worked hard at my physio this morning"."Very tiring but I've now sat on my backside for 5 hours and feel bad about doing nothing," he explained."Lack of mobility & depending on others stops me doing really simple things."For peace of mind I feel another round of foot exercises coming on," he added.The broadcaster was inundated with messages of support but was forced to hit back at a Twitter troll, who joked that his current struggle "doesn't sound like a great advert for revitive".He was referring to Eamonn's role, along with wife Ruth Langsford, as an ambassador for a £250 circulation boosting foot stimulator product by the brand.Eamonn hit back at the comment, saying: "Don't be so stupid."He elaborated that he had also been trying hydrotherapy in a bid to relieve the pain too.@wogsalg responded more sympathetically, confiding to Eamonn: "I feel your pain.

Ruth Langsford, 62, has ended her social media absence this week, explaining to her followers that she has been ill with the "lurgy" for the last three days.This comes as her husband Eamonn Holmes, 62, shared an update on his disc surgery, in a bid to help his chronic pain.Ruth took to Instagram in view of her one million Instagram followers to post the short video update.The presenter had been inactive on the social media site since the beginning of the week when she did a memory walk with the Alzheimer's charity.Explaining her absence, Ruth captioned the short video: "After three days in bed with the Lurgy, I'm up and back at work!"See you 7.00 - 9.00pm @qvcuk."Ruth posed for the mirror selfie, alongside her bags in a lift as she prepared for her working day.The Loose Women star's update comes as her husband Eamonn shared details on his "risky" chronic pain surgery.Last week, Eamonn told how he was planning to take time out from his TV presenting responsibilities to have surgery in a bid to help his battle with chronic pain.Eamonn has bravely documented his battle with the condition over the years, including his multiple efforts to relieve the pain.After breaking the news of his operation, the star gave an insight into how long he'll need to recover after the "risky" surgery.Amid his absence from GB News, Twitter user @Nella97_ wrote: "GB News Breakfast isn't the same without Eamonn."Hope you'll be back soon, speedy recovery @EamonnHolmes and the best partnership alongside @IsabelWebster_ #GBNEWS," he added.Eamonn replied: "Thank u Nella."I'll need a week to let my back heal.x"The same social media user penned: "Get well soon, coming back better and stronger," alongside a row of hearts.It comes after the former This

Loose Women's Ruth Langsford opened up about her late dad's heartbreaking health battle on the ITV show. On Monday (August 1), the Loose Women panel discussed a new study which has been done by scientists who have found that you may be able to tell if someone is going to get Alzheimer's.

Eamonn Holmes has given a health update as he continues to struggle with back issues.The Northern Irishman, 62, has been seen walking with a crutch after being hospitalised last month - where it was quickly discovered that he had two prolapsed discs in his back.Eamonn went on to spend over a week in hospital, before returning to work as a presenter for GB News the following week.READ MORE: Eamonn Holmes poses with rarely-seen lookalike daughter Rebecca in sweet Ascot snapIt appears that things are on the up for Eamonn though as he told the Daily Star at the TRIC Awards on Wednesday (July 6): "Everybody keeps telling me what's wrong with my knees, hips. I'm okay. "Doing my best.

Eamonn Holmes, 62, took to Instagram yesterday to make a joke over his latest health woes.The GB News presenter left many with a few giggles, including his wife, Loose Women's Ruth Langsford, 62.Eamonn took to Instagram in view of his 756,000 followers to share a snap of his back as he underwent cupping therapy.The presenter can be seen covered in wooden cups as they suctioned onto his back.Cupping therapy is a form of alternative medicine, which originated in China, in which a local suction is created on the skin with the application of heated cups.The treatment is said to help decrease pain and inflammation, increase blood flow, reduce stress and even help things like skin issues or cellulite.A post shared by Eamonn Holmes OBE (@eamonnholmes)He captioned the post: "My osteo James has just gone home. How am I supposed to get into bed now?????"Many social media users, including Eamonn's wife Ruth took to the comments to joke with the presenter.Along with two laughing emojis, Ruth commented: "My ninja turtle!"While Carol Vorderman said: "That actually looks HORRIFIC."Lisa Snowdon continued: "Ruth will be playing the peace pipes on your back."Social media user Annielou175 jokes: "Flipping heck!! You look like a hedgehog."Lane_nic added: "At least Ruth will get a good night's sleep as you won’t be snoring on your back."The presenter has been very open about his recent health woes, telling of his battle with chronic pain last year after a dislocated pelvis led to three slipped discs.Eamonn said in a recent interview how swearing has helped him deal with the agony of his chronic back pain.Writing in Best magazine, he said: "Swearing has got a bad reputation – which I personally think it doesn't deserve.

Gogglebox star Lee Riley has issued an update on close friend Jenny being in hospital. He said: "She has had an operation but it's been on the waiting list for two years, and it came BAFTA week. I was totally gutted she couldn't be by my side last night, and she was as well.

This Morning and today was no different. However, Vanessa revealed on Instagram that she tested positive for Covid today after feeling "slightly queasy" while at work.Vanessa took the test after arriving home from London's White City Studios on Thursday.She took to her Instagram to make the shocking announcement this afternoon in view of her 135,000 followers with a short video.Flushed, she said: "Well it is, gosh.

Eamonn Holmes, 62, has been pictured with his walking stick in hand as he attended an event today.The GB News presenter looked dapper posing alongside his co-star Isabel Webster at Turn The Tables 2022.Eamonn posed for the camera as he smiled broadly despite his recent confession about his health woes.The TV star was walking with the aid of his walking stick at the event held at BAFTA Piccadilly in aid of Cancer Research UK.Eamonn has been struggling with chronic pains after trapping a sciatic nerve in his back.He previously admitted that he felt like a nuisance to his family due to his walking issues, his wife Ruth Langsford recounted.Speaking on Loose Women about her husband’s health issues, Ruth confessed that Eamonn’s comments on his health made her feel sad.She said: "Eamonn started his new job this week and because of that he’s been giving a lot of interviews, as you do."People have asked about his health because he’s had a really rough year this year."Bulging discs in his back, he hasn’t been able to walk properly, it’s transferred down his leg and he’s really finding it hard to walk," she continued."He said in this interview, which actually made me feel a bit sad, he said, 'I think my family are a bit fed up with me now.'"He said, 'The kids are a bit embarrassed about how I move around or don’t move around, and Ruth’s getting a bit fed up with me.'"I thought, well, I am and I’m not.

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GB News presenter Eamonn Holmes has taken to Twitter to candidly discuss his "painful and exhausting" experiences with shingles.The former This Morning host, 62, suffered from the virus in 2018 and last year opened up about his battle with the condition.Earlier today, the husband of Loose Women panellist Ruth Langsford took to Twitter to reflect on his experience with the condition, which is caused by the same virus that causes chickenpox and usually affects older people.Eamonn told his one million followers: "Having had shingles, I know how painful and exhausting it can be."That's why I am supporting #ShinglesAwarenessWeek with @GSK and @IntFedAgeing."Sharing more information about the campaign, Eamonn went on: "To find out more about the condition, speak to your pharmacist, nurse or doctor or visit http://understandingshingles.co.uk."Funded by GSK #AD," he ended the post, while sharing a painful-looking snap of his face from when he was struck down with the virus.Following his tweet, the star was soon inundated with messages of support from his fans, many of whom relayed their own experiences with the condition.Alan Lyons wrote: "Thanks, Eamonn. I had it about 12 years ago and literally could do no more than crawl back and forth from my bed to the loo for a week.

Ruth Langsford has shared some insight into getting healthy in a candid chat about running.The Loose Women star admitted she’d been left wanting to “give up” as she tried to lose weight for her health.Ruth made the admission during a chat with This Morning co-star Jenni Falconer.The star had shared with her fans previously how she’d begun running.She’d documented her journey on Couch to 5K with her one million Instagram followers.However, Ruth has admitted how when she’s running she finds the first bit the hardest.Speaking back in December, the Loose Women star opened up to RunPod about this.She explained: “When I was actually running, I had to distract myself with time.“It was a very fine line, it was like being on a see-saw of, ‘I’m going to give up.

Eamonn Holmes, 62, reassured fans that his wife Ruth Langsford, 62, is "more than capable of looking after herself" after people felt sorry for her amid his on-going battle with chronic pain.The Loose Women star has been looking after him since the condition left him incapacitated, and he admits he'll forever be eternity grateful for her support and dedication.And he wanted people to know she's a real trooper behind the scenes."People say, 'Poor Ruth, having to put up with him,'" he retorted in a recent interview."But I assure you, she's more than capable of looking after herself!"The pair have been together for almost three decades; meeting in the 1990s, then going on to tie the knot in 2010.Last month, Ruth opened up about caring for Eamonn when he was struck down after trapping a sciatic nerve in his back.The presenter has been left struggling to walk because the pain is so severe.He previously gave a very raw account of his health issues before he began his new role at GB News, admitting he feels like a nuisance to his family.But Ruth confessed reading his comments made her sad.Chatting on Loose Women, she said: "Eamonn started his new job this week and because of that he’s been giving a lot of interviews, as you do."People have asked about his health because he’s had a really rough year this year."Bulging discs in his back, he hasn’t been able to walk properly, it’s transferred down his leg and he’s really finding it hard to walk," she explained."He said in this interview, which actually made me feel a bit sad, he said, 'I think my family are a bit fed up with me now.'"He said, 'The kids are a bit embarrassed about how I move around or don’t move around, and Ruth’s getting a bit fed up with me.'"I thought, well, I

EastEnders star has been getting close with her fellow co-stars, including Dragons Den star Sara Davies, Gordon Ramsay's daughter Tilly, and fellow actress Rose Ayling-Ellis, who made history last year as the show's first ever deaf contestant. Today (12 February) she shared a video of her spending time with CBBC TV presenter Rhys Stephenson in the dressing room before a show at London's 02 arena.

THIS Morning have drafted in Alison Hammond to host the programme alongside Rochelle Humes today. It comes after presenter of the ITV day time show Phillip Schofield, 59, tested positive for Covid last night.

Phillip Schofield has revealed he has tested positive for coronavirus.

Eamonn Holmes, 62, has recently shared he's been having a "very difficult time" as he detailed his journey with chronic pain last year.The GB News presenter has been recommended to do an "ice bath", however he can only bear a "foot bath" at the moment.Taking to Instagram, the former This Morning presenter shared a health update, along with a picture of his foot in a bowl of ice.He captioned the image in view of his 752,000 followers: "My Osteo @jamesdhealth wants me submerged in a Bath full of ice."As I believe that will kill me , I've agreed to start with my feet first ... and probably no further - Ever !!!"Am I a hero or wimp ???? Brrrrr." (sic)A post shared by Eamonn Holmes OBE (@eamonnholmes)Many took to the comments, to share their advice on what Eamonn should do.Mattjohnsons said: "Got to start somewhere my man.

This Morning presenter Eamonn Holmes has turned to a "mystical stick" to help him walk as he continues to get back to health following a tough year.The ITV host, 62, has recently shared that he's been having a "very difficult time" as he detailed his journey with chronic pain last year.In a new interview, Eamonn, who's recently moved to GB News to present his show alongside co-host Isabel Webster, told how a "mystical stick" has been helping him recover.Last year, Eamonn documented his battle against chronic pain after damaging his sciatic nerve.As a result, the husband of Ruth Langsford faced trouble walking, but has since revealed that he is determined to get up and about more in 2022.For part of his recovery, the ITV star divulged that he's had a special walking aid carved out especially for him.Eamonn explained: " [It's] not just any old stick – this is a hazel branch decorated with vines from the forest.“It’s a tribute to the tree spirits, the most powerful and wise of all spirits."The star went on to reveal that his stick contains protection provided by the "sleeping spirit".He said: "Hunters from ancient times would knock on trees before they entered the woods, to awaken the sleeping spirit for protection – and that’s where you get the sayings ‘knock on wood’ and ‘touch wood’.“Well, touch wood this gets me out and about more, and that leg of mine gets stronger and better," he continued to The Daily Star.Eamonn's admission comes days after he revealed that his sons are “embarrassed” by his walking issues.Speaking about his mobility problems, Eamonn said: "For months now I haven’t been able to walk, sometimes at all, and it has really taken its toll on everyone around me too.“I can’t bend down to pick things up so

Andrew Neil said he experienced a "rasping, chesty cough, wheezing windpipe, runny nose" and a sore throat just before Christmas amid Omicron fears. Despite his concerns, he said he didn't feel as though his lungs were threatened.The 72-year-old decided to take three lateral flow tests over 10 days, which all came back negative.He added: "Still not sure tests were right."In a further tweet shared this afternoon, the GB News founder continued: "I concluded from test results I had contracted what we used to call in days gone by the 'common cold' or even 'flu'."I’ve had lots of colds over the years — but never with this mix or longevity of symptoms.Eamonn Holmes details marriage issues with 'fed up' Ruth Langsford"So thought it prudent to

Eamonn Holmes feels "emasculated" after being forced to stop driving.The broadcaster has sold his car after battling a back injury for the majority of last year.Speaking out in a new interview, the 62-year-old detailed the impact a trapped sciatic nerve has had on his life.The former This Morning regular said his health had made 2021 a "very difficult" year.He went into detail about how his back issue has changed many day-to-day tasks.The father-of-four struggles to walk, despite intensive physiotherapy and strong painkillers.He has been left to rely on his wife Ruth Langsford and his "embarrassed" offspring.Discussing his challenges, Eamonn revealed for the first time how he no longer gets behind the wheel.He said: "I had to stop driving

Former This Morning presenter Eamonn Holmes, 62, opened up about the health struggles that have plagued him for the past year.

This Morning presenter, 61, and wife Ruth Langsford, 61, adopted their dog Maggie 12 years ago from the charity Dogs Trust after Eamonn got involved with a charity day and fell in love with her.Maggie ended up getting adopted by another family before Eamonn and Ruth could take her on, but the adoption didn’t work out and she was returned, allowing them to adopt her instead.Eamonn, who suffered a series of health problems and caught coronavirus in recent months, revealed that Maggie helped her through it all.He told the Telegraph: ‘I’ve had a lot of illness in the past year. Dislocated two discs, my right leg was very badly damaged, my sciatic nerve – it’s been tough.

Eamonn Holmes, 61, is “getting better bit by bit” after suffering an agonising slipped disc, but he says the injury has made him fear he wouldn’t be able to cope if he didn’t have wife Ruth Langsford, 61, by his side. The couple are due to spend Christmas apart this year as the GB News host spends time with his elderly parents who live in Ireland and are unable to travel to England.He said: “For the past seven months, being incapacitated with back and leg problems has really scared me.“What if there was no one there to help me with the little things? To fetch and carry, cook and clean and generally ask if I needed anything?“Bit by bit, I am getting better - but let me cut a long story short.

Eamonn Holmes admits being "incapacitated" with back and leg issues this year has left him “really scared” about his future.The TV presenter, 61, is “getting better bit by bit” after suffering an agonising slipped disc, but he says the injury has made him fear he wouldn’t be able to cope if he didn’t have wife Ruth Langsford, 61.He said: “For the past seven months, being incapacitated with back and leg problems has really scared me.“What if there was no one there to help me with the little things? To fetch and carry, cook and clean and generally ask if I needed anything?“Bit by bit, I am getting better - but let me cut a long story short.

"So it's going to be physio, no cast needed, elevation, bit of cold...

Fans of Eamonn Holmes have swooned over the TV presenter after he emerged from his battle with Covid to train with Ant Middleton.The 61 year old can be seen posing in a snap with the former SAS: Who Dares Wins star, with the pair smiling and shaking hands. Eamonn captioned the image: “Ant Middleton on Tour getting some pre programme training in with me in the wilds of #northernireland.Think l might have broken him We're both available for Bouncer duties.” He added a rolling eyes and smiling emoji.

This Morning host Ruth Langsford updated fans on how husband Eamonn Holmes is doing after he contracted Covid, with a rather peculiar upload.The Loose Women panellist took to Instagram on Sunday, where she shared a video of a Halloween display showing a faux gravestone and a skeleton.The skeleton appeared to have been buried, with just the head and limbs visible, with the couple's cute dog seen sniffing around in the background.Ruth captioned the clip: "Happy to say @eamonnholmes is out of isolation today! Just need to feed him up a bit to get his strength back! Thank you for all your good wishes xx."Many of the 60-year-old's followers took to the comments to laugh at the scene, with one teasing: "Hope Maggie doesn't think bones are for

Eamonn Holmes took to Twitter to tell fans he had pulled out of work commitments due to having coronavirus.

This Morning star, who has been double vaccinated, shared the news on social media.He wrote: ‘Covid finally caught me.‘Thankfully I’m Double jabbed. More than Half way through my isolation and coping with the symptoms and effects well.

Eamonn Holmes candidly discussed his various health battles on Loose Women and was kindly told to “take care” by empathetic viewers. The This Morning presenter, 61, who is married to Loose Women’s Ruth Langsford, said that he has been suffering from ongoing chronic pain due to two slipped discs in his back, as well as shingles.

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