How Eamonn Holmes revealed he may 'never get out' of his wheelchair and said he could move back to Northern Ireland and marry a 'local girl' in heartbreaking resurfaced interview after shock split from Ruth Langsford By Sean O'grady For Mailonline Published: 04:01 EDT, 30 May 2024 | Updated: 04:32 EDT, 30 May 2024 e-mail 48 shares 11 View comments Eamonn Holmes has spoken movingly about his three years from hell and admitted he may always be in a wheelchair. The GB News host, 64, has endured a difficult period in recent years that has seen him lose his mother, job, his beloved Belfast home, and now his wife Ruth Langsford . Speaking on NVTV's Conversations With Gerry Kelly in November, Eamonn also told how he may move back to his native Northern Ireland if he gets 'another wife'.
In 2016, Eamonn underwent a double-hip replacement operation lasting three-and-a-quarter hours after living with acute pain for many years. The TV presenter then had back surgery last year to help relieve the symptoms but has been left using a wheelchair after the operation went 'wrong'. Eamonn Holmes has spoken movingly about his three years from hell and admitted he may always be in a wheelchair Eamonn nderwent back surgery last year to help relieve his chronic pain symptoms but has been left using a wheelchair after the operation went 'wrong' The GB News host has endured a difficult period in recent years that has seen him lose his mother, job, his beloved Belfast home, and now his wife Ruth Langs.
