Eamonn Holmes says television is ‘run by difficult people’ following This Morning axe

Eamonn Holmes reached out to fans on Monday morning to raise awareness about depression and mental health on "the most depressing day of the year".READ: Ruth Langsford gets candid about marriage to Eamonn HolmesThe This Morning star joined forces with self-help guru Lynn Crilly and talked all things "Blue Monday", getting a lovely reaction from his fans – which included Hollywood actress Kate Beckinsale!The 47-year-old sweetly commented on his post with a red heart emoji and a kiss emoji.

Eamonn Holmes looked back on what he called "the best live job on telly" in a heartfelt tweet at the weekend.On Sunday, the star responded to a tweet about him from the Mail on Sunday's Arts and Culture account.MORE: Ruth Langsford enjoys exciting first Friday following This Morning departureQuoting Good Morning Britain presenter Piers Morgan's column, the post read: "'What’s my New Year’s resolution? To weigh the same as @EamonnHolmes!' The former ‘Telly-Tubby’ has gone from being the object of

Loose Women's Ruth Langsford spoke about her relationship with her husband Eamonn Holmes' children in Wednesday's (January 6) episode of the show. The presenter opened up to her co-hosts about her role as a stepmother to Eamonn's three children from his first marriage with Gabrielle.

Ruth Langsford has spoken about her relationship with her three stepchildren – even joking that she signs off as their "wicked stepmother".The Loose Women star, who has three grown-up stepchildren through her marriage to Eamonn Holmes, spoke on Wednesday's episode about the family's close bond.MORE: Eamonn Holmes talks 'difficult people' working in TV following This Morning exit"It is interesting how it's always the stepmothers who are portrayed as the wicked or evil stepmother," said Ruth.

Ruth Langsford and Eamonn Holmes regularly give fans an insight into their home life with Instagram photos taken inside the beautiful Surrey mansion they share with their teenage son Jack. And it's no wonder they can't resist sharing snaps – the stylish residence includes six bedrooms, two living rooms and even a special Manchester United-themed man cave for Eamonn that he has filled with memorabilia from the football club.

Eamonn Holmes expressed his feelings about the ongoing pandemic at the weekend, revealing that he's feeling "fed up2 of life in tier four – not to mention a little confused!Taking to Instagram, the TV presenter shared a photo of himself sitting in a chair at home in Surrey, looking puzzled as he rested his head on his hand.MORE: Ruth Langsford reveals what happened when she took Christmas tree down – and we're impressedThe 60-year-old captioned the picture: "Ok ....

There’s no doubting TV stars Eamonn Holmes and Ruth Langsford are a power couple, and we’re not just talking about success as the pair are also a dab hand at working out. Eamonn, 61, and Ruth, 60, have been in the spotlight more than usual lately as the presenter duo and married couple were replaced by Alison Hammond and Dermot O'Leary on This Morning.

Alison Hammond reportedly initially turned down her new role as a TV presenter on This Morning with Dermot O'Leary before eventually accepting.The 45 year old was offered the incredible job back in November, just months after sources revealed ITV were looking to hire a black presenter as part of their "diversity acceleration plan".

Eamonn Holmes expressed his thanks to fans in a heartwarming video at the weekend.Taking to Instagram, the presenter revealed how much the support of This Morning viewers has meant to him and his wife, Ruth Langsford.MORE: Ruth Langsford and Eamonn Holmes reunite on screen with Holly, Phil and Alison Hammond following shake-upThe couple presented their last Friday episode this week and won't be seen on the show again until half-term in February.They will be replaced in the Friday slot by Alison