Eamonn Holmes has followed several social media pages on lingerie. Former This Morning hosts Eamon and Ruth Langsford, both 64, have announced their split after 14 years of marriage.
Their marriage ended after their professional commitments took their lives in “different directions. “Just days after their separation was confirmed, the GB News presenter took to his private Instagram account to follow profiles that showed half-naked women.
This includes OnlyFans-style Sharon Janney, who offers daring photos dressed in tights and underwear. His bio reads, “The page you don’t need your wife to notice unless she’s on it. “
Another page called Your Office Obsession features photographs of women dressed in low-cut tops and miniskirts in an office. The biography reads: “Shhh. . . Don’t tell HR I’m here,” followed by a link to an Onlyfans page.
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It is unknown if Eamonn began following accounts before or after the announcement of his separation from Ruth. A spokesperson for the couple showed their separation to The Sun on Saturday, May 25, and revealed that they were in divorce proceedings.
Eamonn, who shares her 22-year-old son Jack with Ruth, posted a brief breaking her silence on the Tuesday (May 28) GB News show.
He said: “Just before we move on we’d just like to thank people for your support for Ruth and I over the last few days as to the news of our separation. Your support for both of us is very much appreciated.”
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Eamonn had insisted he would run as a freelancer during his tenure at ITV, but in 2020 a court ruled he was a worker and the fiscal government ordered him to pay decades of national insurance and back taxes.
Reflecting on the ordeal, the broadcaster told the Irish Times: “I had a slot here [Belfast] until six weeks ago when I was forced to sell it through the Revenue Agency [HMRC]. It’s something that bothers me a lot, because other people think you make a lot of money and you have to pay. It’s as if everything I had worked for was taken away from me. “
He added: “People think they’re just looking for the Eamonn Holmes of this world. But this is not the case. The country is destroyed. I like a lamb in the slaughterhouse. It’s the most stressful and humiliating experience. “
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