'Glad one of us can walk' Eamonn Holmes' bittersweet family update as he's left 'immobile'

TV presenter Eamonn Holmes has said that he felt “humiliated” as his co-presenter Isabel Webster had to help him through crowds after he stumbled while reporting on the Queen’s funeral last month. Eamonn, 62, is currently recovering from surgery to relieve his chronic back pain. He has previously spoken about his struggles with back pain after a dislocated pelvis led to three slipped discs.

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

Eamonn Holmes, 62, and former Strictly Come Dancing professional James Jordan, 44, have teamed up in order to educate others about the dangers of shingles after new research from GSK highlighted gaps in public awareness.The GSK-commissioned survey revealed that 48 per cent of participants incorrectly believed that they could catch shingles from someone else while four in 10 did not know that pain affecting a specific area of skin is a key feature of shingles.This is precisely what happened to both James and Eamonn, despite the pair developing the skin condition in different areas of their body.Speaking exclusively to Express.co.uk, Eamonn explained that he went to bed one day and woke up the next “looking like Quasimodo”.“My face was covered in blisters,” Eamonn continued. “I had absolutely no idea what it was.

Eamonn Holmes returned to GB News this morning to give an update about his health after going under the knife following an 18-month battle with chronic pain.The 62-year-old caught up with his co-star Isabel Webster, 39, as he recovers at home. Taking to social media ahead of his return as a guest, he told fans it was his co-star's concerns that made him finally go under the knife.The presenter shared a picture of him clutching his cane as he held onto Isabel's shoulder. He told fans he had to undergo the operation after struggling to walk alone during filming for the Queen's funeral. On Twitter, he commented: "Live at 8.45 am on #GBNews... How by helping me walk, my presenting partner @IsabelWebster_ convinced me to have an operation on my back a week ago today.

Eamonn Holmes has taken to Twitter to share an update on his health after he underwent "risky" surgery for his chronic pain.The GB News host, 62, told how he plans to be back on his morning show, Breakfast with Eamonn and Isabel, soon, after taking time off for his back to heal from the operation.Last week, Eamonn told how he was planning to take time out from his TV presenting responsibilities to have surgery in a bit 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 on 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 original poster penned: "Get well soon, coming back better and stronger," alongside a row of hearts.It comes after the former This Morning star told how he's been left "immobile" amid his ongoing battle with chronic pain.The star was every inch the proud grandad as he gushed over his granddaughter Emilia walking for the first time.The one-year-old was seen taking numerous steps before she lost her balance in a cute video adored by many of his fans.Alongside the post, he wrote: "My Granddaughter Emilia chose today to take her first steps.....

Eamonn Holmes has shared a throwback photo showing his face red and swollen from his shingles battle last year. The GB News host, 62, who recently opened up on his 'risky' surgery to ease his chronic pain, took to Instagram to share his support for GSK on their Understanding Shingles report. Eamonn first contracted shingles over three years ago but unfortunately the condition returned for a second time last year.

Prince Harry, 38, told Oprah Winfrey last year that his dad, the newly appointed King Charles III, had stopped taking his calls.He also alleged that he and his brother William needed "space" as "time heals all things hopefully".Harry and Meghan Markle reunited with his brother and sister-in-law for the late Queen's funeral earlier this month. On the day, he stood beside his sibling as they walked with their respective wives behind the coffin.Ahead of this, Harry, Meghan and the Prince and Princess of Wales, dubbed 'the fab four, put their differences aside as they addressed the crowd at Windsor Castle.Richard Gere's mortality fears as he hopes to live to see kids grow upMany have since called for the family to finally heal their rift for good, including Linda.The Daily Express columnist said she knows all too well what it's like to feud with family and believes it's "silly".She added she hoped it's a "promising start" to the royals repairing their relationship.Linda wrote: "It was heart-warming to see Prince Harry pay respects to his granny and I’m sure Meghan, who previously shared many lovely stories of her time with the Queen, shared the same feeling."To see Harry sitting behind the new King, is hopefully a promising start to a new chapter."I think this should serve as a reminder to us all that life’s too short to let bad feelings linger, especially with family."Linda, along with Coleen, Maureen and the late Bernie Nolan, famously fell out with their sisters Anne and Denise for four years.It was only when Bernie died from cancer that they decided to speak again and put their differences aside.'Part of dwarfism' James Jordan corrected after Ellie Simmonds remark [STRICTLY]'Glad one of us can walk' Eamonn Holmes on

GB News presenter has recently undergone surgery on his back in a bid to relieve pressure on his sciatic nerves.The operation to ease his chronic pain, which carried a 20 percent risk of going wrong, was recommended to Eamonn after the broadcaster was left dependent on a walking stick and dealing with what he has described as “horrendous pain”. Having been dealing with crippling pain for the last 18 months, Eamonn Holmes is no stranger to health conditions, as he also came down with shingles back in 2018.Speaking about his experience with shingles as he partners with GSK in a bid to raise awareness of the condition and its potential complications, Eamonn revealed that numerous "stressful" circumstances in his life at the time had contributed to him developing the painful condition, as he placed a great deal of blame onto the mental health implications of his battle with HMRC.Waking up with the painful rash on the left side of his face, Eamonn explained that he had “no idea what had happened” to him.He told Express.co.uk: “I went to bed one day and woke up the next day looking like Quasimodo.“I had my face covered in blisters and had absolutely no idea what it was.

Eamonn Holmes is taking a break from GB News to undergo an operation on his back on Wednesday.MORE: Eamonn Holmes makes cheeky comment about Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield's queue controversyThe presenter, 62, has confessed that whilst the operation comes with risks, he is willing to give it a try due to the constant pain he suffers daily through his lower back and legs.WATCH: Eamonn Holmes worries fans as he visibly struggles to walk in new video"It's an operation that carries a 20 per cent risk of going wrong, but such is the pain and restrictions that I have been suffering for the past 18 months, I've decided it is a risk I am willing to take," he told the Express.RELATED: Eamonn Holmes stuns fans with incredibly youthful appearance in new photoMORE: Ruth Langsford and Eamonn Holmes' £3.25m home their son Jack left – inside photosHe added: "In fact, it's a risk I want to take because, at this moment in time, nothing could seem worse than the constant pain that runs through my lower back and legs." Eamonn with GB News co-presenter Isabel WebsterEamonn also admitted that he was "praying" that God would guide [his] surgeon's hand this week to help him get back to the "man he used to be".The former This Morning star has been very open about his chronic pain, and just last week he reached out to fellow chronic sufferers on Twitter."Hello all my #ChronicPain sufferers .... I know it's not much help but it does help a little I feel to know we are not alone.

TV favourite Eamonn Holmes will be missing from our screens this week, as he is set to undergo surgery on Wednesday to help ease his agonising back pain. The 62 year old former This Morning star has revealed that he will be absent from his usual role on GB News as he undergoes the procedure that will see a surgeon cut into his back to try and remedy his excruciating back pain.

Eamonn Holmes has revealed he's set to undergo surgery in the hopes of it relieving his chronic pain. The 62-year-old first spoke about his chronic pain battle last year before he later discovered following an MRI scan that his pain began when he "mysteriously" dislocated his pelvis.

Eamonn Holmes has confessed he is “praying to God” before undergoing a potentially life-changing operation.The GB News star is set to undergo a vital and “risky” operation which he hopes will relieve him of the chronic pain he is suffering.Eamonn, who is married to Loose Women star Ruth Langsford, had been getting steroid injections in his spine after surgeons decided against surgery at the last minute.READ MORE: Eamonn Holmes breaks silence on Holly and Phillip 'queue-jumping' with brutal digHowever, medics have now agreed to operate on him following an 18-month health struggle.He told Express.co.uk: “This week a surgeon will cut into my back to hopefully relieve pressure on my sciatic nerves.“It’s an operation that carries a 20 percent risk of going wrong, but such is the pain and restrictions that I have been suffering for the past 18 months, I’ve decided it is a risk I am willing to take.”Eamonn, 62, went on to say that he is willing to take the risk because “at this moment in time, nothing could seem worse than the constant pain that runs through my lower back and legs.”Eamonn admitted that he sought comfort in his followers on social media during sleepless nights when he would often communicate with others suffering from chronic pain.“the response was just as overwhelming. It’s sad to think that so many are alone in their pain capsule,” he said.The former This Morning presenter admitted that he is praying to God ahead of the operation and hopes to go back to his pain-free life.He added: “Pray that God will guide my surgeon’s hand this week and help me get back to the man I used to be.

Rylan Clark has detailed how his “almost step-parents”, Eamonn Holmes and Ruth Langsford, visited him during a particularly dark period following his split from husband, Dan Neal. Rylan’s new book, Ten: The Decade That Changed My Future, catalogues a series of events that would ultimately lead to hospitalisation. Rylan had woken up one day and decided to tell his boyfriend Dan that he had cheated “years ago.” But when dan subsequently left him, Rylan was distraught but acknowledged that he was the only one “who could physically dig my nails into that mud and try and pull myself up.” “I sat Mum down and told her I needed to be locked up,” Rylan admitted in the book.

Eamonn Holmes has told how he's been forced to undergo a "risky" operation as he continues his battle with chronic pain.The GB News host, 62, admitted that he's "praying to God" ahead of the surgery, which will see him take a break from his TV presenting responsibilities.Eamonn has bravely documented his battle with chronic pain over the years, including his multiple efforts to relieve the pain.But now, the former This Morning star has revealed he's chosen to treat the ongoing back condition with a necessary operation in a bid to turn his life around.Addressing the surgery, the star spoke about his decision to take the risk.Eamonn wrote: "This week a surgeon will cut into my back to hopefully relieve pressure on my sciatic nerves."It’s an operation that carries a 20 percent risk of going wrong, but such is the pain and restrictions that I have been suffering for the past 18 months, I’ve decided it is a risk I am willing to take."The star added that the pain is "horrible" at times, revealing that he suffers the most at night.He went on: "In fact, it’s a risk I want to take because, at this moment in time, nothing could seem worse than the constant pain that runs through my lower back and legs."Often for those of us who suffer, night-time is the worst.Sleep can be an escape.

Eamonn Holmes has taken multiple swipes at Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield over recent weeks, after they were criticised for allegedly 'skipping' the queue at the Queen's lying-in-state. GB News star Eamonn, 62, has made his opinion on the matter known and has branded the This Morning presenters "liars" and "arrogant". As he presented GB News alongside his co-anchor Isobel Webster recently, Eamonn weighed in on the queueing scandal, saying: “I’ll tell you what’s strategic.

The Sun, Rylan revealed: “I couldn’t eat, couldn’t sleep, couldn’t talk, nothing. I couldn’t watch TV or listen to music.“I just couldn’t do it.

She typed: "Pain every day.Shoulders, neck, back.Tendons that hurt."I'm always tired.Stiffness in the morning is a nightmare."It's like someone is hitting me. I'm on the pain clinic.They help me manage the pain."But I don't know if what I have has a name.

Eamonn Holmes has hit out at Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield branding the pair “arrogant” as they continue to face a backlash over claims they jumped the queue to see the Queen as she was lying-in-state last week. Earlier this week, the veteran presenter took a swipe at the duo after he was spotted liking a meme of himself and wife Ruth Langsford laughing, with the words: “When you reach the front of the queue.” On Thursday he once again doubled down on his attack of the presenters actions, as he branded both Holly and Phil as “liars.” Eamonn dubbed the duo “arrogant” on GB News, as his co-anchor Isobel Webster could be seen browsing through the morning’s papers.

GB News presenter Eamonn Holmes admitted the filming of one moment during the Queen's state funeral left him feeling "cheated".Speaking on GB News' Breakfast with Eamonn and Isabel, the 62-year-old, former GMTV host revealed that he felt the service was ruined by the camera cutting away as the Queen's coffin was being lowered to the ground, reports The Express.Discussing the footage with former royal correspondent Nicholas Owens and co-host Isabel Webster, Eamonn said: "There was that beautiful moment in St George's Chapel, when the coffin was descending into the ground and everybody was watching like, 'Gosh, what happens next?'"READ MORE: Heroic Queen's pallbearers revealed as teenager, bodybuilder and surfer soldier He added: "And it goes down, down, down and then we cut to the piper, and when we come back to the chapel, the coffin was gone. "I felt a bit cheated by that.""Well, here's the thing," Nicholas responded.