Ruth Langsford has been missing from ITV’s Loose Women since splitting with her husband of 14 years, Eamonn Holmes.
Ruth Langsford has taken a second break from ITV’s Loose Women just days after making a comeback.
The 64-year-old TV host inititally took a short hiatus from her presenting duties after splitting up with her former This Morning host, Eamonn Holmes, also 64.
Ruth was last seen on the ITV magazine show on Tuesday afternoon, with her being absent yesterday (July 29).
However, a source has confirmed to the Mirror that this second absence was planned “for a long time”.
They told the publication: “Ruth is on a longstanding holiday that’s been in the diary for a long time.” It comes after her much awaited return to the ITV show was applauded by the studio audience, just a week ago.
While the audience made a fuss of her return, Ruth avoided addressing her comeback as she introduced the show’s topics as usual, reading from the autocue – While still wearing her wedding ring.
The TV presenters called it quits after 14 years of marriage and a 27-year relationship, back in May. Following the news, Eamonn returned to GB News almost immediately while Ruth decided to take some time away from TV.
She and Eamonn met in 1996, after being introduced by friends, and dated for over a decade before getting engaged. The couple tied the knot in 2010.
They share one son together, Jack, 22, while Eamonn also has three children from a previous marriage – Declan, 35, Rebecca, 32, and Niall, 30.
The former couple still share custody of their beloved dog, Maggie, with them both sharing updates on her on their Instagram accounts.
Ruth Langsford, beloved TV host and presenter, has been noticeably absent from her role on ITV’s Loose Women following her recent split from husband Eamonn Holmes. The 64-year-old took a break from the show shortly after news of their separation broke, only to return briefly before taking another planned hiatus. Despite the audience’s warm welcome upon her return, Ruth did not address the elephant in the room and continued with her hosting duties as usual, albeit still wearing her wedding ring.The couple’s decision to end their 14-year marriage and 27-year relationship back in May came as a shock to many, especially considering their long history together. Eamonn wasted no time in returning to television, joining GB News shortly after the split, while Ruth opted to step back from the limelight for a while. The pair first met in 1996 and dated for over ten years before finally tying the knot in 2010. Their son, Jack, who is now 22, is a testament to their enduring bond despite the breakup.In addition to Jack, Eamonn also has three children from a previous marriage – Declan, Rebecca, and Niall. Despite their separation, Ruth and Eamonn remain committed to co-parenting and continue to share updates about their shared pet, Maggie, on social media. Their dedication to maintaining a sense of normalcy for their family speaks to the mutual respect and admiration they still hold for one another.As Ruth takes this well-deserved holiday, fans eagerly await her return to the small screen and look forward to seeing her back where she belongs. Her grace and professionalism in handling personal difficulties have only served to endear her further to audiences, solidifying her status as a beloved television personality. Stay tuned for more updates on Ruth Langsford and other trending news.
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Source: New York Post
