Coleen‘RUTH IS INSANELY JEALOUS’
Loose Women’s Coleen Nolan has described her close relationship with Eamonn Holmes – and says that it makes pal Ruth Langsford, Eamonn’s wife, extremely jealous. In the past, the 58-year-old has joked that she fancies the former This Morning presenter, 64. And now she’s admitted that her fellow panellist gets ‘really jealous’, explaining, ‘I love winding Ruth up about him. I love him, and me and him get on so well and Ruth’s like, “Seriously, my best friend, one of my best friends!” And I know that she’s insanely jealous.’ She continued, ‘She gets really jealous, so I love winding her up and going “Really, Eamonn is much better with me.”’ Coleen added, ‘As soon as she says something about Eamonn – like if she’s negative about him, she’ll say: “He’s always moaning with all these ailments,” [so] I go, “Eamonn’s not like that with me,” and she’s like, “I swear to God I’m gonna kill you.” We do have such a laugh about it. [I] love the two of them so much.’
Frankie‘I THOUGHT I WAS GOING TO DIE’
Frankie Bridge, singer with The Saturdays, has revealed she struggled to ‘hold it together’ during a recent health scare. The 35-year-old shared how following an MRI scan because she was suffering from headaches, doctors found a tumour on her neck. ‘It turned out to be benign and it doesn’t need treating, it’s absolutely fine,’ she said. Frankie went on to explain her initial reaction to the shock news. ‘Instantly I just thought, “That’s it, this is my time. I’m gonna be sick.” I did go straight away to, “God, I’m gonna die.”’ We’re glad it’s nothing too serious, Frankie.
PRINCE HURRY
The Duke of Sussex has been slammed for his speedy 25-hour trip to the UK to see his father, King Charles, following his cancer diagnosis. Harry, 39, travelled over 5,000 miles for a 30-minute catch-up with the King in what is believed to be their first in-person private conversation in 17 months. But while many experts believe this is a ‘positive’ sign for their fractured relationship, members of the public were baffled by the length of Harry’s visit, plus the fact he came alone. One wrote, ‘Well this says it all… and why didn’t he bring the children to see their grandfather?’ Another asked how eco-
