Eamonn Holmes' net worth revealed as he jets off on lavish trip with new girlfriend
Eamonn Holmes has amassed a large fortune with a career in the entertainment industry and a number of ventures with estranged wife Ruth Langsford
Eamonn Holmes was spotted at a Barcelona port this weekend to enjoy a special retreat with his new partner.
The GB News presenter, 64, has gone public with Katie Alexander, 42, months after his marriage from Ruth Langsford, 64, ended. The pair were seen at the port, with Eamonn requiring a mobility scooter as he continues to deal with health woes.
While Eamonn enjoyed a late-summer getaway, Ruth was back on Loose Women on Monday with some fans raising concern over her apparent bleary-eyed appearance while still wearing her wedding band. But how did Eamonn make his money and how much is the Northern Irishman worth?
The presenter is reportedly worth a cool £4million, according to Celebrity Net Worth. He accrued much of his fortune alongside ex-wife Ruth, to whom he was married to for 14 years. Together, the pair worked on hit TV shows, such as GMTV and This Morning. They also fronted a number of popular series together while appearing on the likes of Celebrity Gogglebox.
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Eamonn also owns radio broadcasting company Holmes & Away alongside Ruth - they set up the venture in 2009. They also own a stunning six-bedroom property in Weybridge, Surrey, worth over £3million. While Eamonn has moved out of the lavish property, which boasts a spacious kitchen, a sprawling garden and a dining room big enough to seat nine, it's not clear whether it will eventually be sold. It's also not yet been confirmed how Eamonn and Ruth will split their joint ventures or net worth, although they had promised to keep things amicable.
Previously, Eamonn had owned a home in Belfast, but was forced to flog it to cover a huge £250,000 tax bill plus "hundreds of thousands of pounds in legal fees". He had described the experience as being "the most stressful outside of losing [his] father".
Speaking to The Irish Times, he explained his hurt towards the situation, saying: "It’s something I’m very bitter about because people think you earn lots of money and therefore you have to pay. It’s like they have taken away everything I ever worked for. People think it's only the Eamonn Holmeses of this world that they're after. But it's not. The country is broken. I was like a lamb to the slaughter it was the most stressful, humiliating experience."
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