Ruth Langsford is set to make a sensational return to TV next week.

The star is set to make a Loose Women return and it’s all eyes on her as she gears up to spill the tea about her split from hubby Eamonn Holmes. The telly fave, 64, has been off the radar since April, leaving fans in the dark after her marriage to the father-of-four came to an end.

Word on the street is that Ruth has kept quiet about the whole break-up drama, but now she reckons she ‘owes’ Loose Women fans the truth as she slides back into her seat on the panel.

A source told MailOnline that Ruth’s comeback is bound to tug at the heartstrings. The insider said: “Ruth knows the viewers are heavily invested in her breakup so she will be addressing her and Eamonn for the first time on the show.

Ruth is making a TV comeback (Image: Getty Images)

“The audience has been there through the highs and the lows of her relationship, she has always been very open and honest and next week will be no different… she owes it to the viewers to say something.

“She will be surrounded by the people she’s closest to on the show and then will be drawing a line under it… she has no plans to do a big interview, this will be the one and only time she speaks.”

The couple announced their split last month (Image: WireImage)
Following a distressing post on Instagram about his mobility issues, Eamonn Holmes revealed he’s finding it tough to walk. The GB News presenter communicated his concerns via a photo of himself, leaning against a doorway with a caption stating: “Hard to stand up, but next aim is to walk off to a birthday party today. What about you?”
Support poured in from Eamonn’s followers, with comments like: “You’re doing well Eamonn, keep it up” and advice such as “Keep moving Eamonn, as painful as it may be. Every little movement is of benefit.”

Eamonn Holmes said it’s ‘hard to stand’ in a candid update
This worrying development comes after the TV veteran had been battling severe back pain, leading to his use of a high-tech wheelchair at the TRIC Awards. The star spoke candidly about feeling on “borrowed time”, referencing the loss of his father to a heart attack at age 65.

His health struggles closely follow the end of his long-standing marriage to Ruth Langsford. Holmes, one of telly’s stalwarts, has reportedly been relying on support from female friends since the news broke of the couple’s split, causing a stir in the entertainment world.

As per Best magazine, the star hopes to establish a bond with Ruth, in due course. When asked about the pair’s relationship status, he responded: “It’s too early to say, but I hope we can still be friends.”

Ruth Langsford is preparing for her sensational comeback to TV next week. Fans are eagerly anticipating her appearance on Loose Women where she is expected to open up about her split from Eamonn Holmes. The beloved TV personality has been out of the spotlight since April, leaving her supporters in suspense following the end of her marriage.

A source revealed to MailOnline that Ruth feels a sense of responsibility towards the devoted Loose Women viewers who have been following her relationship journey. This upcoming episode is likely to be an emotional one as Ruth addresses the breakup publicly for the first time. She values the support of the audience and wants to be transparent about her feelings.

Meanwhile, Eamonn Holmes recently shared a concerning update about his health on social media. The TV presenter expressed his struggles with mobility and the challenges he faces in his day-to-day activities. Despite the difficulties, he received an outpouring of encouragement and well wishes from his followers.

Eamonn’s health issues coincide with the emotional aftermath of his separation from Ruth. The veteran TV host has been leaning on his female friends for support during this tough time. Sources suggest that he is hopeful about maintaining a positive relationship with Ruth in the future, emphasizing the importance of friendship.