Ruth Langsford sends message to Eamonn Holmes, 65 & ditches wedding ring after his night out with girlfriend Katie, 43
The Loose Women star posted a brand new Instagram video which showed her preparing one of her favourite salad's she enjoys making.
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Ruth has famously always kept her wedding ring on since her split from the star but now she has ditched it following another flashy night out for Eamonn and his much-younger girlfriend, Katie Alexander, 43.
The TV host is still yet to directly address her split from Eamonn but has continued to subtly drop hints that she is clearly over her ex - with her ditching the ring the clearest sign yet.
Whilst Ruth often uploads cooking clips to her social media pages, she has so far kept her ring on but following Eamonn's latest night out to parade Katie, it seems that her choosing to remove the ring now is more telling than ever.
Ruth is understood to be desperate to finalise her divorce to Eamonn but girlfriend Katie has backed Eamonn for him to fight what is his when working out the terms of their divorce.
Previously, Ruth had hired a top divorce lawyer in order for her to come up trumps in the split deal and is thought to have been fighting to ensure she gets to keep their £3.6million six-bed Surrey home.
But Eamonn, who is living in a small flat close to the GB News studios, is understood to be dragging his feet.
The divorcing Loose Women star has been granted a severance of joint tenancy of the six-bed pile they bought in 2014.
The move, revealed in public documents, means that if Ruth were to die her share of the house in Weybridge, Surrey, would not go to her former spouse Eamonn, with whom she shares son Jack.
Wheelchair-bound Eamonn is thought to have told pals that he'd discovered a left beyond Ruth and is loving being able to have Katie on his arm.
Last month, Katie broke her silence on speculation the pair were engaged.
Fresh twist in Eamonn Holmes & Ruth Langsford's divorce as celeb pair battle over £3.6m home
After recently flashing her pearly white smile, The Sun was also first to report how Eamonn is "smitten" with his new partner.
A source told The Sun on Sunday: 'Eamonn is smitten with Katie's appearance.
'She looks immaculate on his arm and he's a very proud man.'
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