Loose Women star Ruth Langsford 'stalked' Eamonn Holmes before meeting future husband LooseWomen RuthLangsford
Loose Women star Ruth Langsford has admitted that she 'stalked' her husband, Eamonn Holmes, long before they actually met.
She even said that she and her colleagues used to call it the 'dirty feed' when a feed from BBC used to be shown in the gallery that Ruth used to work in - well before she made her TV debut. The Loose Women star shared the birthday celebrations with her one million Instagram followers, telling the world she'd had "a wonderful weekend".In one photo, Jack looked delighted with his birthday spread as he posed between his two parents.
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