Jane McDonald just shared some exciting news - delighted fans react!

TV star Jane McDonald was rocked last year by the tragic death of her fiancé. The 58-year-old singer and former Loose Women star was left heartbroken when her fiancé Eddie Rothe passed away last April after being diagnosed with lung cancer.

Loose Women star has spoken about the demise of the relationship and how it felt like "everything ripped from under" her in an unearthed interview.Jane's marriage seemed to be picture perfect at the beginning, as the pair shared their nuptials in a Caribbean fairytale-style wedding.Henrik and Jane met whilst she was filming the BBC documentary The Cruise.However, by 2002 their relationship had hit the rocks, with the divorce finalised in 2003.Speaking to the Daily Mail about the relationship in 2008, she said: "I was gobsmacked when it didn’t work out."I sat at home for six months with the shutters down until my mum said, 'Come on, get off your backside'."I didn’t even want to leave the house – I felt such a failure I didn’t want to see anyone."Jane said the divorce made her "question" herself in "every way", revealing it was the most "unhappy" time of her life.She continued: "I was with the wrong person, fundamentally.

Loose Women stars have an ageless beauty about them, and Denise Welch proved this on Thursday when she shared an unbelievable throwback of the stars.PHOTOS: Loose Women stars' sultry wedding dresses: Christine Lampard, Ruth Langsford and moreThe actress shared a photo that was taken of many of the stars from over ten years ago – and they almost looked unrecognisable in the snap.

Jane also recounted how that some parts of her childhood home had changed completely.Rylan asked: “You also went to see somewhere really special from your childhood.”“And I know how excited you were about going back to see this place that you went to when you were younger.“You were so excited to see it, but it didn’t go to plan when you finally got there, did it?”“Which bit?” Jane asked. “There’s been so many.”Alex laughed as Rylan hinted: “All I’m going to say is 'car park'.”Jane said: “Oh, god! Yes! I had the best nights in my entire life in this place.“It was Wakefield Theatre Club, and it was also The Pussycat.

Rylan Clark and Ruth Langsford have shown their relationship wasn't just for on-screen as they shared a sweet exchange on social media.

TV presenter Kate Garraway has secured a brand new ITV morning weekend show titled Garraway’s Good Stuff. The Good Morning Britain presenter will lead this new lifestyle magazine show every week on Saturday mornings in the Spring. The series will follow the mother of two as she gives viewers a great start to the weekend by covering a host of lifestyle topics, such as the latest health and wellbeing tips and what to cook for dinner on a Saturday night.

TV presenting star Rylan Clark has paid a tribute to his dear friend and former co-star Ruth Langsford as she celebrates her 62nd birthday. Supermarket Sweep host Rylan, 33, posted a heartfelt tweet to Ruth today, referring to the Loose Women lead as his 'tele mother', being that the pair often co-presented This Morning together after he was made main relief presenter in 2014.The star, who presents his own Radio 2 show, wrote: "Happiest of birthdays to the tele mother @RuthieeL may we have many more years of holding each others hand xxx", followed by a red heart emoji.

Ruth Langsford looked incredible on Tuesday when she wowed audiences in figure-hugging skinny jeans and fabulous stilettos before appearing on QVC.MORE: Ruth Langsford leaves fans divided with Loose Women ensembleThe 61-year-old took to her Instagram Stories to showcase the gorgeous look. She paired the navy blue jeans with a matching striped navy blue blouse and some sultry silver stilettos.

Eamonn Holmes says he'll feel like a king at today’s Cheltenham Festival - because he’ll be joined at the event by his GB News co-host Isabel Webster - who he claims is a dead ringer for " Kate Middleton'".Speaking on Breakfast with Eamonn and Isabel on GB News this morning, the 62-year-old revealed he'll be attending the horse racing event's Ladies Day with his “TV wife” Isabel.And he reckons festival-goers may struggle to tell she is not the future Queen.He said: “I predict people will be doing a bit of a double take and say look there’s ‘Kate’."He then jokingly added that his wife Ruth Langsford would probably be delighted, adding: “They might mistake Isabel for my wife and say, Ruth’s looking well.”Eamonn - who joined GB News in January after leaving This Morning - said he rubbed shoulders with Royalty earlier this week at the world famous horse festival.“Zara Phillips came running up for a chat which was lovely,” he said.But when it came to the races Eamonn wasn’t smiling.He ripped up his betting slip live on TV this morning telling viewers that ALL of his tips had been rubbish.He yesterday uploaded a picture of himself at the races wearing a Peaky Blinders style hat.Alongside the image he admitted that the “luck of the Irish” had so far eluded him.Eamonn’s picture led to a flurry of comments from fans.You look great and like a true Irish man!" one follower told the star, as a second echoed: "Very dapper Mr Holmes!" "Very handsome - cap suits you!" said a third and a fourth told Eamonn: "Love the outfit very dapper.

READ MORE: ITV Loose Women: Nadia Sawalha returns to Instagram with 'honest' video of Cornwall holiday and fans love her for 'keeping it real' When her parents divorced, Jane never heard from her father again. She was raised by her mother and the two lived in Jane's godparents' council house. Speaking about her upbringing on Loose Women, the host described how her godparents' two sons were in the army and during summer holidays they would take her with them to squaddies training camps.

Eamonn Holmes cut a very dapper figure as he headed out to attend the Cheltenham Races on Tuesday.MORE: Eamonn Holmes shares joy at baby milestone - proud wife Ruth reactsThe GB News anchor shared a snapshot to showcase his race day outfit – and fans were certainly impressed!WATCH: Eamonn Holmes is almost unrecognisable with dark hairThe image shows 62-year-old Eamonn dressed in a smart suit with a pale blue shirt and spotty tie. He wore an overcoat to keep out the chill and accessorised with a blue flat cap.READ: Eamonn Holmes takes aim at ITV after leaving for GB News - 'it's nice to be appreciated'MORE: Eamonn Holmes returns to social media following Phillip Schofield comments"A touch of The #peakybliners at Cheltenham but no luck of The #Irish," Eamonn captioned the post.

latest edition of Vogue, she added how she hasn’t had other cosmetic work done.She continued: “I have never used filler. Let’s just put an end to that.“I have no issue with it, but it’s not for me.“Whoever thinks I’ve gotten my eyes lifted or whatever it’s called - it’s face tape!“The oldest trick in the book.”The star was speaking to Rob Haskell as she spoke for the first time about having a nose job.DON'T MISS...Britney Spears fumes at dad alongside close-up photo of her breasts [VIDEO]Phillip Schofield and Ruth Langsford's 'awkward' tension seen by fans [INSIGHT]Amanda Holden, 51, puts on eye-popping display as she dances around [PICTURES]RELATED ARTICLShe’s previously denied having a “lot of work” done to her face.Back in 2018, she told InStyle: “People think I got all this surgery or did this or that.“And you know what? We can do a scan of my face, darling.“I’m scared of putting fillers into my lips.

This Morning viewers spotted a tense moment on the show between host Phillip Schofield and Loose Women’s Ruth Langsford.Josie Gibson stood in for Phillip’s best pal Holly Willoughby after she tested positive for Covid-19, just hours before Dancing On Ice.The morning show crossed over for their usual preview to Loose Women and Ruth briefed them on the upcoming topics. At the end of the segment, viewers at home noticed that Phillip seemed to forget his manners.The 59-year-old presenter didn’t say thank you to Ruth after she finished addressing the audience and fans took to Twitter to express their thoughts.One user commented on the interaction: “Not even a ‘Thank you, Ruth,' from our Phil.

Lorraine Kelly on her podcast What if? The former Strictly Come Dancing star explained that some “clumsy” fans approach her saying things that “frighten” her children.She said: “I think, you know, the stuff that I need to get better at understanding and I’m trying to sort of educate myself, and I definitely said the wrong things to people before, or edited stuff and deleted it and thought, ‘maybe that’s not right’.“Sometimes, even now, people can be inappropriate and intrusive to me.“It very rarely comes from a nasty place, it probably comes from a clumsy, sort of, desperate to do the right thing."Katie went on: “And maybe it’s a mixture now for me, like, if I think about people who I work with, the charity who aren’t in the public eye, a lot of the reactions they get I because they look different.“And I think mine is a dual thing of like, ‘she looks a bit different’, ‘oh, I’ve seen you on Loose Women’.“So it could be one of the other, but I think the thing I find hard is when I’m out with my children and people get a bit overwhelmed and they start saying stuff to me that frightens my kids.”However, Katie stressed that people who recognise her on the street are not trying to be “nasty” with their “inappropriate” comments.She explained that other survivors unintentionally use inappropriate language when speaking to her in an attempt to relate to her experience.Katie said: “And again, it’s not on purpose, I think they just think, ‘oh, that’s someone I know’, and they’ll come up and use inappropriate language, they’ll say things like, ‘I was raped too’.“And it’s really hard.

An apparent "awkward" moment of tension between Phillip Schofield and Ruth Langsford was noticed by This Morning viewers. On Monday's edition of the show, Phil was joined by Josie Gibson, who was standing in for Holly Willoughby after she tested positive for Covid, when the show cut to a brief of what was coming up on Loose Women.The segment was hosted by 61 year old Ruth, whose husband Eamonn Holmes has a very rocky relationship with Phil. Phil kept his words to a minimum as he passed over to Ruth, and viewers noticed that he didn't say, "Thank you, Ruth" when the camera focused back on him.

Eamonn Holmes had a fun-filled family weekend and couldn't help but share some pictures taken during his break away from Surrey.MORE: Eamonn Holmes melts hearts with rare photo of his granddaughterThe GB News presenter shared a collage of images taken during Saturday and Sunday and it included a gorgeous picture of him and his granddaughter Emilia, and a rare picture of him and his son with Ruth Langsford, Jack.WATCH: Ruth Langsford makes brave admission about 'struggle' with Eamonn Holmes after having JackIn the snap, father and son can be seen attentively watching a football match while wrapped up warm in similar dark coats.READ: GB News viewers make same complaint about Eamonn Holmes' breakfast showRELATED: Eamonn Holmes shares joy at sweet family milestone - proud wife Ruth reacts"And that's about my weekend summed up in pictures. How was yours?" he asked his fans before revealing he had been in Belfast visiting his mother, his children, including son Declan, and The Care Zone Bus in North Belfast, a vital facility that tackles suicide.

Loose Women panellist Ruth Langsford has taken to Instagram to reveal that she's finally "bit the bullet" after mulling over a decision for some time now.The wife of GB News presenter Eamonn Holmes, 61, explained that she'd decided to take the plunge and dabble in semi-permanent make-up, as she showed off her newly tattooed eyebrows.Sharing a five-minute clip of herself at the beautician's, Ruth addressed her one million followers with a band pushing her hair away from her face.She captioned the video: "So I finally bit the bullet!"I’ve been thinking of having my eyebrows tattooed for a while and yesterday I did it!"Well I didn’t do it...my friend, the very professional and very lovely Naomi, owner of @thelittleparlour did it!A post shared by Ruth Langsford (@ruthlangsford)"If you’ve been thinking about it too, we put together this little video so you can see the process…."It really didn’t hurt…just a bit scratchy…honestly!"The technique is called 'Powder Brows'", Ruth added, before adding numerous hashtags to end her post.In the video, Ruth explained the process to her fans.The former This Morning host said: "Good morning, now, you may be wondering what I'm doing."I'm about to have my eyebrows done, semi-permanent make-up," Ruth explained.Bringing the camera closer to her face, Ruth said: "So these are my eyebrows, that's my natural brow, quite fine and quite pale."The technician went on to explain the powder brow technique that she was going to use on the ITV star.Brandishing a tattoo gun, Ruth asked: "Will it hurt?""It's going to get scratchy," the technician admitted, before explaining that it gets easier as the treatment goes on.Replying, Ruth said: "But I don't want big, black slug eyebrows!""I'm not going to do

Loose Women panellist and singer Jane McDonald, 58, has spoken about her ex-husband and the reasons their marriage broke down in an unearthed interview, as well as sharing how she first met her late fiancé, Eddie Rothe.The host of Channel 5 show Jane McDonald: My Yorkshire described her marriage to Danish-born Henrik Brixen as “dodgy”.Speaking in 2014, Jane told The Bolton News the marriage had been one of life’s “ups and downs”.The Yorkshire native said: “My life has been full of ups and downs.“Yes I had a dodgy marriage with Henrik but it was circumstance, not personal.”The couple had met on a cruise ship and married in 1998 but the marriage only lasted for five years.Jane said she bears no ill will towards her ex-husband.She explained: “I won’t hear a word said against him.”The Loose Women favourite also spoke to The Mirror, in 2018, discussing the reasons her marriage to Henrik failed.Henrik, who was a plumber when they met, became Jane’s manager.He became concerned that her singing career may be negatively impacted if they stayed together.Jane explained: “Henrik tried his very very best and he was brilliant at what he did, but he didn’t know the industry.She added: “We'd come to a point where Henrik had made quite a few enemies and he said, ‘If I don’t leave you, you are never going to have a career.“And that is why I never talk about Henrik in a bad light at all because he was the one that walked out of the marriage to save my career.”Jane later became engaged to Liquid Gold and The Searchers drummer, Eddie Rothe, in 2008.They had previously dated when Jane was 18 but the relationship had been short-lived at the time.As a panellist on Loose Women, Jane was reintroduced to Eddie years later.Jane was a part of the

Loose Women star Nadia Sawalha left her fans in stitches after she recreated Kim Kardashian's daring, yellow tape Balenciaga look. The former EastEnders star couldn't help but join in on the fun as she shared a video of herself dressed as the business mogul.

Loose Women panellist Frankie Bridge has admitted to a childhood trauma she received after visiting a war museum.The hosts Kaye Adams, Frankie Bridge, Judi Love and Nadia Sawalha were discussing a recent viral topic.A school had put on an educational display of a crime scene for their pupils and some parents were furious at the move as they didn’t think it was suitable for their children.Nadia initially said that she thought it was a “creative” way of getting children involved in learning as they are the most “voyeuristic” of people, but later changed her mind after hearing her co-hosts' answers.Judi said that she disagreed with Nadia and admitted that she would be “one of those parents down at the school” because she thought it was unnecessary to present it explicitly.She branded the performance as “ridiculous,” a “step too far” and “too close to reality because people are so “bombarded with tragedy and trauma”.Love went on to explain that different children have differing levels of emotional intelligence, meaning that they could be heavily affected by what the teacher’s thought was an engaging task.Kaye agreed that a school setting is supposed to be “a safe environment” for young learners who want to “trust and relax” without feeling “threatened in any way”.She turned to Frankie and asked her how her children would react and explained that her eldest would be “terrified” while her youngest would think it’s “great”, which she said “goes to show that all kids are different”.The mother-of two recalled an experience from her childhood: “When I was a kid, we were taken to the war museum and I still remember a lot of the things I saw there, and that caused me great anxiety for the rest of my childhood.”“My reaction to that

Jane McDonald on the next series of BBC's Strictly Come Dancing has begun with Channel 5. In a clip of Jane McDonald's new show, ' Jane McDonald: My Yorkshire,' she recalls the time she spent dancing with her dad in the local working men's club in Wakefield and it's 'pure. ' In the show, Jane McDonald goes on a tour of the place she calls home, Yorkshire, as she explores the history, beauty and warmth of the county she's lived all her life.