Is it confirmed though or alleged?
Slightly patronising to say ‘something English people would get’I can only comment and say how how I feel when I have met someone. I have met him and he was absolutely lovely to me. Ruth, not so, she was at the same event and came across as very snobby and condescending, only mixed with the people who mattered. My ex worked with him also, and said he was lovely.
Definitely his humour is an Northern Irish thing, and not really something English people would get.
There's an article behind a paywall over at the Daily Heil. Apparently Eamon is 'furious'. Not sure what about ... that Ruth has the audacity to find him a chuntering old bore and give him the boot or that the Newpapers got wind of the story.27 years they were together
Seems the split could be to do with Ruth still working for itv.
LOL. WHY? Is that of importance to anyone? Absurd.I had the radio on this morning and they said Eamonn will make a statement about their split on his breakfast show tomorrow.
LOL. WHY? Is that of importance to anyone? Absurd.
Eamon acts like he's about 90 and has the weight of the world on his shoulders. I bet she made an effort, but listening to his constant moaning and vaguely misogynistic schtick would try the patience of a saint.For what it's worth, my opinion is Ruth is a grit yer teef and get on with it person and I think she's had enough of Eamonn's continual whining and moaning about his aches and pains.
You think Ruth is a Nazi spy like Coco?Anyone under the impression that Ruth is a nice person only has to watch her on QVC. She thinks she is Coco Chanel.
Her father died from Alzeimers.Ruth's 64 I only hope she left him because he's a bleep and not because it's the caring thing, he has a bad back she might have health problems in a couple of years it's not something you can guarantee.
Chronic pain does make people miserable though.
No…..Lots of fake leather biker jackets on her website.
He's certainly been through the mill, and that's before the ITV and tax stuff. It's an awful lot for someone to try to cope with.Eamonn has suffered with hip problems all his life with associated pain.
He has had a double hip replacement followed by a dislocated pelvis which resulted in the bulging discs in his back.
Then his back gave way and he had a bad fall in which he badly fractured his shoulder.
He still struggles on with daily physio trying to get some mobility back but will never be free of crutches, walking stick or painkillers.
It broke his heart that he couldn’t get to his mother’s funeral as he was in hospital, even worse that he wouldn’t be there to carry her coffin