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EAMONN Holmes has revealed he's in wife Ruth Langsford's 'bad books' after an 'innocent question' sparked a row. All hell broke loose when the Irish TV presenter asked where the egg-cups were, Eamonn explained.

Eamonn Holmes has revealed that he's in wife Ruth Langsford's "bad books" after the married couple had a fall out. Taking to Twitter to update fans of the couple's relationship and family life at home away from the TV, the former This Morning presenter explained how he is "completely in the bad books" with his wife.He asked her an "innocent question" about where a vital piece of kitchen equipment, and where it was kept."Little could I have imagined that a simple question asked out loud like 'Where do we keep the eggcups?' would have got the day off to such a fractious start," he typed and published on the social media site.He went on to add: "Sorry I asked."Fans of the Irish GB News presenter were quick to comment on the tweet, with one writing: "You should know where your egg cups are."Eamonn couldn't help replying with: "They weren't where I would put them .....

Eamonn Holmes has taken to Twitter to reveal he's "completely in the bad books" with his wife Ruth Langsford after asking the Loose Women panellist an "innocent question" this morning.Taking to Twitter, the GB News star, 62, told how he had inadvertently upset his wife of 12 years by asking where a vital piece of kitchen equipment was kept.In view of his one followers, the Irish-native revealed the question that had caused a row in the Holmes-Langsford household this morning.Eamonn wrote: "Little could I have imagined that a simple question asked outloud like 'Where do we keep the Eggcups?' would have got the day off to such a fractious start. (sic)"Sorry I asked," he added, followed by a serious face emoji.The star was soon inundated with replies from his followers after having addressed the row on the micro-blogging site.Following his post, fans of the TV star took to the comments to weigh in on the spat.Twitter user @rorydmackay replied: "Oh dear Eamonn.

Loose Women star Carol McGiffin made one of her biggest pet peeves clear on the ITV show during a debate between the panellists on Tuesday. Carol, 62, was discussing the ideal length for fingernails with co-hosts Katie Piper, Ruth Langsford and Kéllé Bryan, when she revealed that she “can’t stand” a certain style.The presenter said: “Someone who works on this show - mentioning no names - is constantly going…” Katie helpfully demonstrated Carol’s pet peeve by drumming her long fingernails on the glass table top. “Oh my god, that noise!” Carol reacted instantly, flinching away from the “clickety-click” sound.

Loose Women star Carol McGiffin has refused to name the co-star whose annoying habit she "can't stand".The 62-year-old was back on our screens alongside panelists Katie Piper, Kéllé Bryan and Ruth Langsford to discuss the latest headlines in a recent episode of the ITV lunchtime show.Conversation turned to whether or not life is too short for long nails.Carol said: ""Do you know what I hate? Someone, who works on this show - not mentioning any names - is constantly doing this..."She then tapped her nails on the desk."Oh my god that noise," she shrieked before adding: "That clickety-click.

Loose Women co-stars.It comes amid claims that Countdown presenter Anne Robinson had been embroiled in a feud with her co-star Rachel Riley.During an episode of Loose Women, anchor Ruth Langsford claimed that women in the public eye are often "pitted against" one another by members of the public.Her co-star Katie Piper added: "What happens with women is if you question something or you assert yourself you're seen as aggressive and non-compliant.However, Ruth questioned whether reports of a rift between Anne, 77, and Rachel could be fabricated after the presenter announced her departure after just over one year.She said: "She's literally saying, 'I said I'd do it for a year, I've done it for over a year I've got lots of other things on thank you very much, it's nothing to do with Rachel Riley."However, Carol jumped in saying: "Well, I think there's a lot of pressure on women to deny there isn't a rift going on between other women that they work with."Ruth joked: "What are you looking at me for?" as Carol attempted to speak, Ruth interrupted saying: "I thought we were best friends, Carol."The TV presenter didn't hold back as she commented: "Well look, we all get on and we all like each other."But you know, we're not best friends, obviously, because we all live in different parts of the world."She continued: "So that's a geographical thing, but I do think that this whole thing about people who put pressure on - and it's not just women, there's a lot of pressure on everyone at the moment - to be "nice" and be kind and all of that."The people that are putting that pressure on us - because I'm always like told that I'm not nice and I'm not kind - the people who try to enforce that are genuinely not nice!"Addressing a rift

Loose Women panellist Jane Moore branded her ITV co-star Carol McGiffin a "nightmare".During Wednesday's programme (May 4), Jane Moore, Coleen Nolan, Frankie Bridge and Carol McGiffin hosted the chat show.On the show, the ladies debated the topical issue of whether schools should continue to have so many exams for kids - due to the stress it causes children.During the chat, Jane quizzed her colleagues with a GCSE question for Carol, Frankie and Coleen to try during the break.After the break came to an end, Jane asked the women for their answers - and Frankie seemed to have gotten a little extra help from the camera crew.As Carol revealed her wrong answer to Jane, she said: "McGiffin back of the class. Oh, she's a nightmare." To which Carol said: "I know what they're up to I'm not stupid you can try to make me look it but I'm not!"TVThis is a live TV story and is being constantly updated.

Brenda Edwards appeared on Good Morning Britain on Wednesday (May 4) to pay tribute to her late son Jamal Edwards. The TV personality returned to the Loose Women panel last week for the first time since Jamal passed away earlier this year.

Loose Women presenter Kéllé Bryan has looked back on being encouraged to lose weight while in the band Eternal after Kim Kardashian revealed she lost weight to fit into her Met Gala gown. Last night, Kim was one of the many A-listers who descended upon the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York for the fashion spectacle of the year, the theme for which was Gilded Glamour. The entrepreneur, 41, donned the exact dress worn by Marilyn Monroe in 1962 when she sang Happy Birthday to President John F Kennedy, explaining that the garment couldn’t be altered at all to fit her.

BRENDA Edwards divided her fellow Loose Women today when she insisted her cat can say "hello" - and even shared a video. During Monday's edition of the ITV show, host Ruth Langsford introduced a segment on talking to your pets.

Loose Women star Brenda Edwards made the brave decision to return to the show last week after the recent passing of her son Jamal Edwards in February.MORE: Brenda Edwards opens up about the tragic death of son JamalThe star marked the occasion with a stunning singing video, posted to her Instagram feed and on Monday.

LOOSE Women viewers were left gobsmacked today as the panel debated if five year olds should be having sex education. Denise Welch, Jane Moore, Katie Piper and Kelle Bryan were discussing the Welsh Governments plans for compulsory relationship and sex education in schools, as well as a new theatre production – Family Sex Show.

Loose Women host Jane Moore was joined by panellists Denise Welch, Kelle Bryan and Katie Piper who shared their thoughts on a sex education theatre concept for children.Jane began the discussion by talking about sex education in schools and the women shared their personal thoughts on the matter.Soon after, Jane steered the conversation toward The Family Sex Show, a theatre show which aims to open the conversation of sex to children as young as five years old.She asked her co-stars whether any of them would take their children to see the show, while Kelle looked gobsmacked and Denise banged her head on the table in despair.Jane said that the show describes itself as “an alternative to porn,” which clearly disturbed her fellow Loose Women.Katie said that she “isn’t against the show as a concept” but doubted whether children would want their parents watching with them and said she didn't like hearing "children and porn in the same sentence".Denise said that she "just doesn't understand" the idea behind the show and branded it "disturbing" to take such young children along.She also admitted that Loose Women had to "seek legal advice" over which images from the theatre show could be shown on the lunchtime programme.On their website, The Family Sex Show encourages children to “use the internet” to “find examples of animals that masturbate”.One fan angrily tweeted: “How on earth is this okay? I want [my child] looking up dinosaur facts, not masturbation facts. For f**** sake, this is terribly wrong and I’m scared for our children's future.”Another did some research of their own: “Look at the website for the Family Sex Show.

Ruth Langsford has shared details of the moment she realised she needed help managing the symptoms of the menopause. The presenter was chatting about the topic on Loose Women on Tuesday (April 26).

Anton Du Beke has revealed he 'hasn't been told' whether he will return to the Strictly Come Dancing judging panel later this year. The 55-year-old stood in for Bruno Tonioli, 66, on the BBC show last year after COVID restrictions meant he couldn't travel back to the UK.Strictly's professional line-up was confirmed late last month and with Anton not amongst the dancing stars, it could only be assumed that his seat would be on the judging panel, however, the dad-of-two has revealed that this is yet to be confirmed.Anton told Sussex Life Magazine: "I'm hoping to get a call to say, 'look, here you go, come back judging please'.""But we'll wait and see.

Coleen Nolan revealed she was still hungover during Loose Women on Tuesday, following a boozy night out with Brenda Edwards, who returned to the show for the first time since her son's death. Brenda has been absent from the ITV daytime show while grieving the loss of her music pioneer son Jamal Edwards following his sudden death in February this year at the age of 31. And following Brenda's emotional pre-recorded interview with Coleen on Monday's instalment of the show, the ladies decided to have a catch-up - the effects of which Coleen was still feeling.

Brenda Edwards made her return to Loose Women today, two months after the shocking and tragic death of her son, Jamal, 31, who suffered a cardiac arrest. The 53 year old looked fantastic in a video posted to Instagram marking her return, as she strutted down a corridor backstage at Loose Women set, whilst belting out Chandelier by Sia. Brenda, who came fourth in The X Factor in 2005, rocked a blue and white patterned jumpsuit from Wallis, “bespoke liquorice jewellery” and towering heels as she sang her heart out.

Jamal Edwards. The 53-year-old presenter has not appeared on the ITV programme since SBTV founder Edwards died suddenly at the age of 31 following a suspected heart attack on February 20.  On Monday’s instalment of the daytime show, Brenda gave her first interview to co-host and friend Coleen Nolan, where she detailed her final moments with her son and how she has coped with the grief.

Loose Women today. Her ITV return comes months after the panel member was absent from the show following the death of her son Jamal Edwards aged 31.The entrepreneur sadly died in February after a sudden illness.As Brenda made her comeback, she was joined by Coleen Nolan, Kéllé Bryan and Ruth Langsford on the panel.Her colleagues and viewers alike have rallied around the panellist and offered their support following her heartbreaking loss.Charlene took the opportunity to commend her pal and colleague, in view of her 63,000 followers.Sharing a candid video of Brenda walking through the corridor of the ITV studios, she could be heard singing Chandelier by Sia.Danny O'Donoghue from The Script could be seen in the background applauding the singer.In view of Brenda's 24,600 followers, she explained her corridor singing sessions were in memory of her late son.She penned: "First show back @loosewomen with @ruthlangsford @coleen_nolan @kellebryan with bespoke liquorice jewellery and my corridor sessions today I dedicate to my baby Jamal who would love this cheeky cameo from the divine @thescript_danny #SelfBelief #loosewomen."Charlene took the opportunity to retweet the clip, as she penned: "So proud of you, it’s just wonderful to have you back darling xx."Social media users inundated the Loose Women panelist with sweet messages amid her show return.Twitter user, Karen Burn commented: "And looking amazing in that outfit: the colours are so gorgeous on you.

LOOSE Women’s Brenda Edwards has returned to the panel for the first time since her son Jamal’s tragic death. The singer and TV presenter joined her co-stars Ruth Langsford, Coleen Nolan and Kéllé Bryan for Tuesday's instalment of the ITV topical show.

Loose Women fans were left feeling tearful as Brenda Edwards made a return to the ITV panel on Tuesday (April 26).The 48-year-old TV personality had taken some time out from work after the tragic loss of her son Jamal Edwards.Viewers of the daytime favourite were delighted to see Brenda back on the show and took to Twitter to welcomed her back with their well wishes.One tweet read: "So glad to see Brenda back, to be able to come back after only 3 months is incredibly brave, very admirable, lovely lady @brenda_edwards #LooseWomen."Another added: Well done @brenda_edwards It’s so hard going back to work after a bereavement #LooseWomen."A third online user said: "Wishing Brenda all the love and strength in the world on her first episode back, such huge admiration for her."This is a live TV story and is being constantly updated.