Ruth Langsford shares emotional video with mum Joan for heartwarming reason

Loose Women star was left heartbroken following the death of her beloved partner Ed Rothe in April, but she has now reached out to the public with an important update in the wake of his passing.She wrote: "I would like to say a huge heartfelt Thank You to everyone who donated to the Wakefield Hospice Just Giving fund in Ed's memory.

Ruth Langsford reunited with her best friend Lucy Alexander for a fun afternoon in London – and couldn't help but tell her followers all about it on Monday.MORE: Ruth Langsford's flattering mom jeans go perfectly with her new trainersTaking to Instagram, the Loose Women host shared a video of her and Lucy having some champagne at the Holmes home following their outing, and wrote alongside it: "What a lovely day I've had… afternoon tea at the @corinthialondon with my gorgeous friend

Ruth Langsford managed to pull a few heartstrings after she uploaded a video showing fans how she spent a very idyllic Sunday with her mother Joan. The Loose Women panellist struck a chord as she panned the camera over to her mother, who was peeling potatoes over the kitchen sink while humming and singing along to some music.Ruth then handed her mum a well-deserved glass of sherry, saying, "Here mum." "Oh lovely," Joan replied, adding, "Cheers love" as they clinked glasses.

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Eamonn Holmes shared a gorgeous photo with his fans on social media at the weekend – and he explained why he and his wife, Ruth Langsford, weren't spending time together.The couple, who have been married for 11 years, spent most of lockdown at their luxurious Surrey home and often like to relax and enjoy a delicious Sunday roast.SEE: Eamonn Holmes delights fans with must-see family photoThis weekend, however, Eamonn was shaking things up, and as he revealed in a new Instagram post, he had taken

This Morning fans are in distress after discovering that power couple Eammon Holmes and Ruth Langsford will not be returning to the show anytime soon, according to Manchester Evening News.

Celebrity Gogglebox line-up has recently been announced, and while fans were delighted to hear that fan favourites including Eamonn Holmes and Ruth Langsford and Mo Gilligan and Babatunde Aléshé were turning.

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This Morning viewers have been disappointed to learn that Eamonn Holmes and Ruth Langsford won't be presenting the show during May half-term. Husband-and-wife duo Eamonn and Ruth are This Morning's usual go-to hosts for the holidays, but this time they won't be sitting in for Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield during their week off.

BBC's Ambulance giving his father CPR. Writing on Twitter at the time, he said: "I am hurt beyond belief that @C4Gogglebox chose not to use me talking about my father dying from a Heart Attack at the side of a road and replace it with a funny story following a young lad giving his Father CPR.

After he was hit by criticism over his and wife Ruth Langsford's appearances on This Morning, Eamonn Holmes has hit back with a savage response.The broadcaster, who was previously praised by Rylan Clark-Neal, was hit by a remark from author Primula Bond on Twitter. It all started when an account started a petition on the social media platform to reinstate Eamonn and Ruth, both 61, on This Morning after they were dropped from their regular Friday slot.

Ruth Langsford has painstakingly opened up about the loss of her sister Julia, nearly two years on from her tragic death.Appearing on Loose Women this week, the presenter revealed she was desperate to return to work as the distraction helped her focus - but was told by colleagues she had returned too soon.MORE: Ruth Langsford celebrates emotional milestone with her mumWATCH: Ruth Langsford opens up about sister Julia and their childhood"When my sister died, I actually needed to get back to