This Morning's Ruth Langsford opens up about relationship with Eamonn Holmes' children from previous marriage

This Morning team has had its fair share of weddings, engagements and sadly, break-ups. At the start of 2020, Phillip Schofield came out as gay after almost 27 years of marriage, and chef Phil Vickery announced his split from former host Fern Britton, after "20 happy years together". Meanwhile, there are two This Morning weddings on the cards as Sharon Marshall and Lisa Snowdon are both currently engaged.

Ruth Langsford enjoyed her first Friday off following her departure from This Morning last month.The TV star and her husband, Eamonn Holmes, have been replaced by Alison Hammond and Dermot O'Leary, who are now hosting the ITV show on Fridays.MORE: Ruth Langsford jokes about being 'wicked stepmother' to Eamonn Holmes' childrenTaking to her Instagram page, Ruth revealed that she spent the day preparing for her new QVC launch.WATCH: Ruth Langsford struts in her skinny jeans"Very excited to be

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.

She's always been open and honest on Loose Women, and on Wednesday's episode, Ruth Langsford spoke about her relationship with her step children.The television personality, who shared her genius hack for wrapping Christmas presents, opened up to her co-stars about where she stands with husband Eamonn's three grown-up children, Rebecca, Declan and Niall from his first marriage to their mum Gabrielle.The 60 year old said: "It is interesting that it's always the stepmothers who are portrayed as the

Eamonn Holmes has appeared to make a dig at the TV producers who axed himself and wife Ruth Langsford from their Friday This Morning slot.The 61 year old TV presenter has said working in TV is made “difficult” by people who “don’t understand it”. Eamonn, who recently confessed he doesn’t know how to tie his shoelaces, made the dig as he discussed the industry he works in on the Talking Success podcast.

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".

It’s that time of year again, when we all start frantically wrapping presents. But whether you are meticulously neat or find yourself tangled in a ball of sellotape, there is often one problem that occurs when wrapping presents.

Veteran TV presenters Eamonn Holmes and Ruth Langsford have been told to keep quiet about their axing from This Morning, according to reports. Sources claim the presenters, aged 61 and 60, have been advised to not address losing their slot on the ITV programme to avoid missing out on more work gigs.