Ruth Langsford has set the rumour mill into overdrive, strongly hinting at a sensational return to the This Morning sofa for the first time since her split from former co-host Eamonn Holmes.
The beloved ITV star, 64, sent a clear signal to producers and fans alike during a recent episode of Loose Women, declaring she is "ready and waiting" for the call to make a comeback to the iconic daytime show.
A Not-So-Subtle Hint on Air
The moment unfolded as the Loose Women panel discussed a new study on the health benefits of working beyond retirement age. Seizing the opportunity, Langsford turned directly to the camera with a knowing smile.
"I'm looking at you, This Morning! I'm ready and waiting for the call. I'm not retired," she proclaimed, sending the studio audience and her fellow panellists into fits of laughter.
Navigating a New Chapter
Langsford's potential return marks a significant moment for the presenter. Her departure from the Friday edition of This Morning in 2021 coincided with the end of her professional partnership with Eamonn Holmes, following their much-publicised separation.
While Holmes has since moved to GB News, Langsford has remained a firm fixture on ITV, continuing her role on the Loose Women panel and hosting other projects. Her recent hint suggests a desire to reclaim her space on the show she helped define for over a decade, but this time on her own terms.
Fans Rally for Her Return
Viewers were quick to react on social media, with many passionately advocating for her reinstatement. One fan tweeted, "Bring Ruth back to @thismorning immediately! She's a natural and we all miss her." Another added, "Ruth Langsford is a national treasure. ITV would be mad not to have her back on This Morning."
The overwhelming support highlights Langsford's enduring popularity and the public's appetite to see her once again grace the famous blue sofa, potentially heralding a triumphant new era for one of British television's most familiar faces.
