It’s supposed to be the best time of the year, but TV’s favourite married duo are struggling to agree on things
We’re used to seeing Eamonn Holmes and Ruth Langsford having tiffs on This Morning, but nothing can spark a debate for a couple quite like where to spend Christmas.
And it seems this has been the case for Ruth, 58, and Eamonn 59, as they call Surrey and Belfast home respectively – despite eight years of marriage.
In fact, Eamonn recently told Woman they’re ‘yet to settle’ on the ‘complicated decision’. with Eamonn being a self-confessed Scrooge and his wife loving Christmas more than mrs Claus, we’re sure there were fireworks long before nYE…
ALL ALONE AT CHRISTMAS?
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