 Maria from the crew came to help with the seat height (Picture: GB News) Eamonn continued: 'Right, Maria, you lower my chair without me falling off and killing myself. But the reason we're doing this is because a viewer complained.' Awkwardly Maria and Eamonn tried to sort the desk chair so it was at a safer height as Isabel asked the name of this mystery complainer. The presenter laughed and answered: 'Her name's Ms Ruth Langsford. And she's phoned in to say she doesn't like the position of my seat. 'If I fall off…. is it alright? I don't know. Push me in, Maria. See people think these things happen easily. Is that okay, Ms Langsford? Is that okay?' Presenters Eamonn and Ruth have been married since 2010 and have worked together often over the years. Isabel joked that she as his 'work wife' had also told him the chair was too high but he hadn't listened to her. Ruth called in to complain about her husband's chair (Picture: GB News) Eamonn and Ruth have been married since 2010 (Picture: David M. Benett/Dave Benett/Getty Images) The 40-year-old added that she was glad he 'listens to Ruthie', while continuing){kind=link}
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Viewers were left a little confused as Eamonn Holmes stopped his show thanks to a complaint from his wife Ruth Langsford.
The TV presenter, who was recently slammed for his comments about the Lionesses, had his chair adjusted mid-show after Ruth complained.
His GB News Breakfast Show on Wednesday, August 30 was brought to a halt, leaving co-host Isabel Webster in stitches.