Ruth Langsford brushes off This Morning axing rumours just before she and Eamonn Holmes are ‘replaced’

Fans have vowed to “switch off” This Morning on Fridays after Ruth Langsford and Eamonn Holmes “graciously” confirm there will be a “changing of the guard” from January. Reposting identical statements to their Instagram accounts, Ruth and Eamonn addressed fans after ITV confirmed news of the hosting reshuffle.

Eamonn Holmes and Ruth Langsford have released messages after it was announced they would be replaced on This Morning.The husband and wife presenting duo usually present the ITV daytime show on a Friday before moving to full time in the holiday's such as Easter and the summer.However, there has been a shake-up to the line-up from January 8, 2021.Alison Hammond and Dermot O'Leary will take Eamonn and Ruth's place on a Friday while Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield will carry on as normal

This Morning have confirmed Alison Hammond and Ruth Langsford will be taking over Eamonn Holmes and Ruth Langsford’s hosting slot on the ITV daytime show. Alison, 45, and Dermot, 47, have been announced as the new Friday hosts of This Morning in 2021.

Eamonn Homles and Ruth Langsford have been left “angry” over rumours they are set to be axed from This Morning, reports claim.The TV husband and wife, both 60, are said to be “not afraid to start a TV war” if they were to be replaced by Alison Hammond and Dermot O’Leary.The TV insider told Heat magazine: “They are now planning their own TV talk show to rival This Morning, hopefully on the BBC or Channel 4.

Eamonn Holmes and Ruth Langsford have reportedly been axed from This Morning because of an argument over a Christmas bauble that was meant to be presented to Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon.TV host Eamonn, 60, who allegedly wonders if losing the gig is because of his and Ruth's age, is said to have had a row with the show editor Martin Frizell ahead of last December's General Election after he refused to give the gift live on air.

As reports of Eamonn Holmes and Ruth Langsford being axed from This Morning continue, Eamonn's former colleague Fiona Phillips has been forced to deny claims that she doesn't like him.The Northern Irish presenter, who was recently supported by Rochelle Humes, was backed by his GMTV co-host, who hit back at a troll who questioned their relationship.

Ruth Langsford and Eamonn Holmes are set to be offered their own show by the BBC, reports claim.The husband and wife, both 60, have reportedly been eyed up by the BBC after being axed from their Friday morning slot on This Morning and will instead host the show in the summer holidays. Eamonn and Ruth, who were said to wonder if losing the hosting gig is because of their age, will reportedly be replaced by Alison Hammond, 45, and Dermot O’Leary, 47.

This Morning today after reportedly being 'axed'.

Eamonn Holmes and Ruth Langsford have told pals they believe their reported This Morning axe could be down to their age, according to OK! online’s insider. Our source says that the TV presenting power couple are trying to understand the reason behind the decision to give them the boot from presenting their usual Friday slot.

This Morning fans were left cringing during Wednesday's show as Ruth Langsford snubbed her replacement Alison Hammond after she was unceremoniously booted from the show. Ruth and her husband Eamonn Holmes, who usually present This Morning on a Friday, were said to be devastated when they learnt they were being replaced by Alison and Dermot O'Leary.

After it was reported that Eamonn Holmes and Ruth Langsford have been axed from their regular Friday slot on This Morning, the presenter has shared a cryptic message about trust.The television personality, who broke his silence after writing a tribute to Des O'Connor, retweeted a post on Twitter from Good Samaritans in Mexico, who rescued a petrified dog during a flooding.

Eamonn Holmes has finally broken his silence after it was reported that he and wife Ruth Langsford are being replaced on This Morning after 14 years by Dermot O’Leary and Alison Hammond.