Ruth Langsford looks incredible in This Morning return - as ex Eamonn rants about Schofield

Amid her progressively messy divorce, Ruth glows on This Morning as a guest, chatting and joking with her Loose Women colleagues, while bitter Eamonn rants about Phillip Schofield

Ruth Langsford looked absolutely stunning as she returned to ITV's This Morning on Monday to chat about the Loose Women 25th anniversary.

While Eamonn continues to rant about the fact he doesn't like Phillip Schofield, Ruth radiantly glowed as she took to the This Morning couch with Coleen Nolan. The 64-year-old wore an incredible dark silver sequin gown, while her understated make up gave her a gorgeous peachy complexion, with her blonde tousled locks finishing off the look. Ruth still wore her wedding ring, despite recently hiring a top divorce lawyer to represent her as she splits from GB News host Eamonn Holmes, 64.

Being back on the set at This Morning could have thrown Ruth, who co-hosted the show with her ex-partner for 15 years - but the presenter looked laid back as she chatted and laughed with her colleagues.

Pointing to Ruth and Coleen, host Ben Shephard said "The two of you have been on it (Loose Women) from the beginning?" To which Ruth confirmed: "And Jane."

"Did you think when you did that first ever show it would still be going 25 years on?" Ben added. Jane replied: "No it was only commissioned for four weeks - at the end of the four weeks we all went 'bye'. It was really lovely, what fun and then it got recommissioned and it just kept coming back."

The women also joked about their glamorous coordinated silver outifts to mark the show's silver anniversary with Coleen joking: "I got on the train like this!"

While Ruth enjoyed a light-hearted chat with Ben and Coleen, Eamonn was still frothing at the mouth over former This Morning host Phillip Schofield's return to TV. In an explosive on-air rant, Eamonn bragged about throwing his former ITV colleague "under the bus".

The presenter, who now uses a wheelchair due to a back condition, said: "I believe he is where he deserves to be," before adding: "I am one of the people who threw him under the bus, I am very proud to have done it." Eamonn went on: "This man is addicted to fame. Absolutely addicted to fame." Eamonn's rant came amid Phillip's shock return to TV screens, as part of Channel 5's Cast Away, due to air on Monday night, for three nights. It will see Phillip discuss those that he believes went behind his back and brought his affair to light.

Referring to the BBC Television Centre, where This Morning went on to be filmed, Phillip says in the programme: "When what happened to me happened to me, it screwed up my favourite building in the world, and it pretty well blew away all those happy memories, and suddenly the place became hostile to me, and that was heartbreaking. And the people who did it to me, know, they know how important that building was to me. They know that when you throw someone under a bus, you've got to have a really bloody good reason to do it. Brand, ambition is not good enough. It's not a good enough reason to throw someone under a bus."

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