Eamonn Holmes reveals the amazing way his children marked Father's Day

Human Nature podcast, Eamonn said: "Sudden death is a very, very ­difficult thing to deal with, and with Julia you know, she was just the most lovely, gentile, kind person.

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Eamonn Holmes has opened up on the tragic death of wife Ruth Langsford’s sister Julia, who died in June 2019. Ruth, 60, was left “distraught” over the loss of her sister, who was 62 when she died, last year, paying tribute to the “kindest and most gentle soul” at the time.

Eamonn Holmes has opened up about the tragic suicide of his wife Ruth Langsford's sister Julia.

Eamonn Holmes has spoken of his family's immense heartbreak following the death of wife Ruth Langsford's sister, Julia Johnson. This Morning star Ruth was left devastated when Julia took her own life in June 2019 at the age of 62, and now Eamonn has revealed the anguish faced by her loved ones in the wake of her passing.MORE: Look back on Ruth Langsford and Eamonn Holmes' wedding as they celebrate 10th anniversary"It's just the unanswered questions.

celebrating their anniversary on This Morning.Speaking of their big moment, Eamonn said: ‘It was the hottest day of the year, and Ruth couldn’t believe her luck.’He added that there has been ‘never a cross word’ between the two of them.Ruth and Eamonn married at The Elvetham hotel in Hampshire in 2010.Got a story?If you’ve got a celebrity story, video or pictures get in touch with the Metro.co.uk entertainment team by emailing us  – we’d love to hear from you.

This Morning presenter Eamonn Holmes, 60, has revealed his concerns over the time Piers Morgan, 55, finally decides he has "had enough" of presenting Good Morning Britain, after he "saved" breakfast television which was "going down the drain".The ITV broadcaster confessed that the GMB host came along to the right place, at the right time for television and "shook it up".This confession comes after journalist Rodney Edwards shared his interview with Eamonn on his podcast Human Nature on his Twitter page.He captioned his tweet by writing: "He was once king of breakfast television but what does @EamonnHolmes think of @PiersMorgan’s taking his crown?"Here he tells my new podcast - #HumanNature - what he makes of @GMB.Subscribe below!"Rodney

TV favourites Ruth Langsford and Eamonn Holmes celebrated their 10th wedding anniversary on Friday 26 June, and viewers got a peek inside their romance as the couple, who have been together for 24 years, hosted This Morning together. Eamonn, 60, kicked off the show as he said to Ruth: “Darling, happy anniversary.

Ruth Langsford opened up about her family life during a recent episode of Loose Women while the panel were discussing whether parents can have a favourite child. In the segment, the TV presenter reflected on the dynamics between her son Jack, 18, and his three older siblings, who are Eamonn Holmes' children from his first marriage.

Eamonn Holmes and Ruth Langsford have been married for a decade - but their love story started many years before.

Ruth Langsford and Eamonn Holmes are celebrating their 10th wedding anniversary today, Friday 26 June.The couple have been together for 24 years and celebrated 10 years since they tied the knot as they hosted This Morning together on Friday morning. Eamonn, 60, kicked off the show as he said to Ruth: “Darling, happy anniversary.

 Express.co.uk takes a look at their 10-year marriage together.During the interview with on their wedding day, the couple gushed of how much each other meant to each other.Talking about the couples love for another on their wedding day Ruth said: "Eamonn and I are lucky that, as well as loving and caring for one another, we're still very much in love. Our relationship is very passionate."We're like Richard Burton and Elizabeth Taylor – although we bicker and argue, ultimately our love for each other and the bond we share is so strong."He's the rock in my life – my safe place.

supports HTML5 videoWell paint us all kinds of swooning this morning, as Eamonn Holmes and Ruth Langsford got cute celebrating their 10 year anniversary this morning.Even though the pair were hosting ITV’s This Morning, as they do on Fridays, that didn’t mean they couldn’t show off their love as they began today’s programme with a sweet throwback to their wedding.The couple, who have been together for 24 years and share an 18-year-old son, Jack, married at The Elvetham hotel in Hampshire in 2010 and look so in love in photos shared today.Speaking of their big moment, Eamonn said: ‘It was the hottest day of the year, and Ruth couldn’t believe her luck.’And, according to the journalist, there has been ‘never a cross word, my friend’ between

Ruth Langsford and Eamonn Holmes, who are celebrating their tenth wedding anniversary! The couple married on 26 June 2010 after a 13-year relationship and shared their big day – hosted at The Elvetham hotel in Hampshire – exclusively with HELLO! magazine.In honour of the couple's milestone anniversary, take a look back at their wedding, which was attended by stars including Zoe Lucker, Gloria Hunniford, Jeremy Kyle and Sue Johnston…RELATED: The most memorable HELLO! celebrity weddings Eamonn Holmes and Ruth Langsford tied the knot in June 2010Of their wedding, Belfast-born Eamonn told HELLO!: "Ruth and I have always known we're good together and she knows I love her more today than ever." The 60-year-old - who is also father to

Eamonn Holmes in the early hours of this morning.The This Morning host took to Twitter at 5.30am today to warn them about sleep demons and asked if anyone else has been having nightmares.In view of his one million followers, he wrote: “Beware of Sleep .... that's where the Demons lurk.“A few visited me last night.

Eamonn Holmes has revealed the struggle is real amid the ongoing lockdown restrictions, which has seen him suffer with restless nights. Taking to his Twitter page in the early hours of Wednesday morning, the This Morning host confessed "demons" have been coming to him during his sleep.MORE: Eamonn Holmes reveals the amazing way his children marked Father's Day"Beware of sleep...

Eamon Holmes, 60, spoke on podcast The Journey with Pete Snodden about those chosen to front sports programmes. He said when he was growing up, TV presenters were able to work on a variety of genres, citing Sir Michael Parkinson.Eamonn started: "People like Parkinson could do an interview with world leaders, and then they could do quiz and game shows. You know, why not?He added: "Nowadays it appears you can't do a history programme unless you're a historian, you have to be an expert.

Eamonn Holmes was feeling nostalgic on Saturday, as he shared a never-before-seen picture of him and Sir Bruce Forsyth at Ascot taken back in 2014, just three years before Bruce's death.Taking to Instagram, the This Morning star wrote: "Ascot memories... Nice to see them, to see them Nice.

This Morning host Eamonn Holmes, 60, has opened up about one of his memories with late Strictly Come Dancing legend, Sir Bruce Forsyth.The ITV presenter shared the snap of himself and the BBC star on his Instagram page today while referring to one of his legendary television lines.The post comes after Eamonn shared a picture of the time himself, Bruce, and Sky News presenter Isabel Webster from when they attended the Ascot races.The TV host told his 644,000 Instagram followers: "Ascot memories..."Nice to see them, to see them Nice," he shared."Had a great day with my friend and colleague Isabel listening to Sir Bruce singing."Sir Bruce, a national treasure who thrilled the nation for decades, died at the age of 89 after ill-health.Soon

Kate Garraway has taken a step back from social media while her husband Derek Draper has been battling coronavirus in hospital. But this week the Good Morning Britain presenter broke her silence to send a sweet message to her close friend Eamonn Holmes.

Television journalist Eamonn Holmes took to Instagram this week to share a rare picture of his daughter Rebecca.