EAMONN HOLMES is one of British TV’s most recognisable presenters, having fronted a number of popular daytime shows.
But how old is he, and what’s his net worth? Here’s all you need to know.
How old is Eamonn Holmes and when did he become famous?
Eamonn Holmes was born on December 3, 2022, in Belfast, Northern Ireland.
This makes him 62, as of July 2022.
In March 2022, to celebrate his son’s Declan’s thirty-first birthday, he shared a picture of himself at age 33 holding baby Declan, alongside one of his son in the present day and congratulated him on becoming a father.
He wrote: “33 years ago he was my first born. Now he too knows the responsibility of being a Dad. Happy Birthday Dec. So proud of you Son x.”
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Eamonn started working at UTV, the ITV region covering Northern Ireland in 1979, and became the presenter of well-known news programme Good Evening Ulster News.
He’s since gone on to have a long career in TV presenting, including as host of popular breakfast show This Morning.
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Does Eamonn have children?
Eamonn has four children.
Three are from his former marriage to Gabrielle Holmes, Declan, Rebecca, and Niall, and he’s also had a son, Jack, with his current wife Ruth Lansford.
Jack was born in 2002, and left home to go to university in 2020.
How did he meet his wife Ruth Langsford?
Eamonn wed longtime partner Ruth Langsford in 2010.
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They were introduced to each other by a mutual friend in 1997.
The pair presented This Morning together for 15 years, until Eamonn left the show in 2021.
What is Eamonn’s net worth?
The presenter is one of daytime TV’s best known hosts and has reportedly amassed a fortune over his long career.
Eamonn is worth around £4.1million according to Celebrity Net Worth.
What TV shows has he been on?
Eamonn’s known for presenting shows like Songs of Praise, This Morning, and Sky News.
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The broadcaster was also a co-host of GMTV from 1993 to 2005, and left Sky News Sunrise in 2016 after 10 years at the helm.
The Northern Irish TV legend also presented radio shows Sunday Afternoons and The Eamonn Holmes show.
