Ruth Langsford and Eamonn Holmes ' divorce battle continues to rumble on - but there is one major issue of contention that they'll struggle to agree on. Who will get their beloved dog Maggie? While Ruth has kept fans informed on Maggie's condition, fans have been left concerned on her absence from Eamonn's social media. The 14-year-old dog had undergone a procedure at the vet to remove a growth, prompting Ruth to share a video earlier this month of Maggie with a shaved back after the operation.
Alongside the clips, Ruth wrote in the caption: "Maggie had a little wart removed this morning under sedation so she's feeling a bit sorry for herself this afternoon! Lots of TLC from Mummy required." She added: "Thank you [St George's Veterinary Centre] for looking after our precious girl." Taking to Instagram today 22 days later with a photo of himself cuddling Maggie, Eamonn wrote: "A lot of you wondering about Maggie.
She’s had an op to remove a growth. All well . Not bad for a 14 year old ! In fact she’s in better shape than me.
" Fans thanked Eamonn for the update but urged him to look after himself, with one commenting: "Maggie is beautiful Eamon but please do look after yourself also I hope your notability improves it's hard to keep an Irish man down." While another wrote: "Lovely pic Eamon and so pleased Maggie is well love her our fur babies are family hope you’re doing well too living in pain is awful so sending u lots of well wishes." It comes after Eamonn shared that he was using an anti-gravity machine to aid his mobility following a number of health issues.
Posting a video of himself on the treadmill, he admitted candidly: "Trying to remember what it felt like to have legs that worked." Eamonn has spoken openly about his health over the years and just a few months ago was is still having mobility issues and experiencing pain . He's since been seen in a wheelchair , including at an event held just last month.
Showcasing the anti-gravity treadmill in the post shared this week, Eamonn told his followers on the platform: "Hello there. This is my latest exploit. This is what's called an anti-gravity treadmill.
It's an Alter G anti-gravity treadmill." He added: "And the reason it's called anti-gravity is you'll see down here ..
. I'm being supported by quite a big balloon." He continued in the video message: "And the balloon holds my weight.
What it does really, the machine, if I now walk or run in this, and it helps my legs and my body remember what it was like to move like this before things went wrong, that have been wrong for a long time." Follow Mirror Celebs on TikTok , Snapchat , Instagram , Twitter , Facebook , YouTube and Threads ..
