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Topics: TV And Film, This Morning, UK News, Sex and Relationships
Britt Jones
Topics: TV And Film, This Morning, UK News, Sex and Relationships
Ruth Langsford has broken her silence online after her divorce with Eamonn Holmes was announced over the weekend.
The Sun on Sunday originally broke the news on Saturday (25 May), with a spokesperson for the couple writing in a statement: "Ruth Langsford and Eamonn Holmes have confirmed their marriage is over and they are in the process of divorcing."
Eamonn and Ruth were married in 2010 and have been together for 13 years - with the pair sharing one son, Jack, together.
However, the pair are reportedly ‘determined to stay friends and keep things amicable’.
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So far, Eamonn and Ruth haven't officially spoken on their social media about their divorce, however, Ruth has posted on her Instagram account to show followers what she’s up to over the weekend.
The Loose Women host, took her dog, Maggie, for a walk in the park and captioned her little clip: "Enjoying the little bit of sunshine we got today!"
She also wrote her dog's name with a love heart emoji above it.
Ruth uploaded another video of Maggie, but this time getting a good scratch from her mother Joan.
Ruth wrote over the clip: "Bit of Grandma love."
However, she wasn't the only one who shared their weekend plans.
Eamonn appeared to be enjoying the match at home and was particularly thrilled with Manchester United’s FA Cup final win against Manchester City.
Sharing a chalk painting of what seemed to be him and Sir Alex Ferguson on Instagram, he wrote: “My God, what a [Cup] Final, what a result!
“Congratulations to the whole squad.”
The pair hosted This Morning together from 2006 until 2021, where their spots as hosts were taken up by Alison Hammond and Dermot O'Leary.
Ruth became a main panelist on Loose Women, while Eamonn has hosted a breakfast show on GB News, alongside co-host Isabel Webster, from 2022.
A source allegedly close to the former couple went on to claim that it'll be 'odd' for Eamonn to not mention the split on air.
They claimed to The Sun: "Eamonn is always frank on camera and knows it will be odd for him to discuss the day’s news without mentioning his split so he’ll say a few words.
“He is putting on a brave face and will be the true professional he always is - focusing on work will be a welcome distraction."
Tyla has reached out to Ruth and Eamonn's reps for comment.