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This Morning presenters tied the knot back in 2010, having been together for 14 years before that.Taking to Twitter, Ruth shared three pictures from their wedding day, writing: "Loving and laughing for 24 years... Happy 10th anniversary my darling @eamonnholmes".The throwback comes a few weeks after Eamonn spoke of his "admiration" for Ruth, with whom he also presents This Morning on Fridays.

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.

This Morning together and regularly exchange banter in front of the cameras, and while appearing on podcast The Journey with Pete Snodden recently, Eamonn discussed what their relationship is like in the comfort of their home."Ruth doesn't talk work," he revealed. "She loves being domestic and I've never seen anyone with the energy she has.

This Morning's Eamonn Holmes has revealed he fears he could be dead in just four years' time, after recounting how his father Leonard died of a heart attack at the age of 64.Speaking on The Journey with Pete Snodden podcast, the presenter, 60, said: "Lockdown has been really interesting because I've been really busy. Whether it's doing something like this or various podcasts, some programmes are even transmitted from our house and we still work on This Morning, it has to be said.MORE: Eamonn Holmes shares rare family photo with all four of his lookalike children"But I do think about "pretirement", not retirement, "pretirement".

This Morning co-host discussed how aware he’s become of his mortality on The Journey podcast with Pete Snodden.He said: ‘My father was dead at 64. He died of a heart attack.

© PA Wire/PA Images Sharon Marshall, Eamonn Holmes, Alison Hammond and Alice Beer and crew members from This Morning with the award for Daytime Programme Sponsored by Glen Dimples Heating and Ventilation at the TRIC Awards 2020 held at the Grosvenor Hotel, London. (Photo by Ian West/PA Images via Getty Images) Eamonn Holmes has revealed fears he has just four years to live, after recounting how his dad, Leonard, died of a heart attack at the relatively young age of 64.The 60-year-old TV personality, who co-hosts This Morning with his wife Ruth Langsford, admitted he's become more aware of his mortality in recent years.Speaking on The Journey podcast with Pete Snodden, he said: 'My father was dead at 64.

Eamonn Holmes, 60, has reflected on when he “got into trouble” with some This Morning viewers after making a joke about Phillip Schofield, 58, coming out as gay on the programme in February.The television and radio personality explained he was attempting to show that “there are more important things in life to worry about” at the time after Phillip became emotional as he shared his announcement with his co-host Holly Willoughby, 39.Eamonn spoke about his decision to “throw a bit of humour” into the situation when he joined Holly and Phil on the This Morning sofa with his wife Ruth Langsford, 60, during an appearance on The Journey with Pete Snodden podcast.He revealed: “It’s amazing the amount of people who can’t really understand when you

This Morning star Eamonn Holmes, 60, has opened up about his fears that he could only have four years left to live after his dad tragically died of a heart attack at the age of 64.The presenter explained his concerns have worried his wife Ruth Langsford, 60, who has insisted he shouldn’t “talk like that”.Eamonn revealed he wants to make the most out of life and his career but finds it hard to suppress his fears following his father’s death.Speaking on The Journey podcast with Pete Snodden, he said: “My father was dead at 64. He died of a heart attack.“That gives me four years.

Eamonn Holmes says he tries to make the most of life but cannot help worrying he only has four years left.