Ruth Langsford tearfully exits This Morning after reminder of sister's death...
Her husband Eamonn Holmes explained her absence August 12, 2019 - 12:57 BST Chloe Ash was sadly forced to leave the set of This Morning after a mental health segment triggered memories of her late sister Julia. The 59-year-old appeared distressed during the phone-in on anxiety with resident psychologist Angela, as a caller's battle with mental health hit too close to home.
Her husband and co-host Eammon Holmes explained to viewers why Ruth left the discussion, saying: "Obviously this is featured in Ruth's life, she's upset now and had to leave the studio because of her sister who was a chronic depressive." He added: "No matter what sort of help and medications, they didn't seem to make much difference, there were good times and bad times. These things are very raw for her following the death of her sister.
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