Ruth Langsford tells Eamonn Holmes they 'won't be friends' if they divorce in unearthed This Morning chat - amid claims they 'lived separate lives for two years' before confirming split By Lily Jobson For Mailonline Published: 13:57 EDT, 27 May 2024 | Updated: 14:40 EDT, 27 May 2024 e-mail 8 shares 7 View comments Ruth Langsford told Eamonn Holmes she 'wouldn't want to be friends' after divorcing, just days after the couple announced their shock split. The couple, both 64, split after 14 years of marriage and 27 years together, declaring publicly they are to divorce after work commitments 'took their marriage in different directions', on Saturday. Despite the pair vowing to 'stay friends and keep things amicable' , Ruth had a completely different view a couple of years ago - and in fact, said the opposite.
In a resurfaced clip from 2018, when the duo co-hosted This Morning, Ruth and Eamonn discussed their conflicting opinions on staying friends with an ex. But unaware almost six years later they would be in that exact situation, Ruth revealed at the time she would 'never' want to be friends with an ex. Ruth Langsford told Eamonn Holmes, both 64, she 'wouldn't want to be friends' after divorcing, just days after the couple announced their shock split The couple split after 14 years of marriage and 27 years together, declaring publicly they are to divorce after work commitments 'took their marriage in different directions' Eamonn said: 'It is easier to stay friends.
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