Ruth Langsford sparks fan frenzy after sharing 'tense' moment with mum Joan: 'Wow!'
Ruth Langsford, 61, was inundated with questions on Sunday, after she shared a sweet video of her playing a very “intense” game Scrabble with her 88-year-old mum Joan. And while her followers were glad to see the pair spending some quality time together, there was something a little more pressing on their minds.
Taking to Instagram, Ruth chuckled as she shared: “Another Scrabble battle and it’s so tense we’ve had to open the Christmas chocolates!!”
In the video, she filmed the letter board while Joan looked rather perplexed as she scratched her head.
But as Ruth moved the camera across the table, she showed off her extra-large tin of Quality Street chocolates.
The infamous tin of treats have long been a festive favourite and with the holiday season almost upon us, many took the chance to find out where they could get their hands on the XL Christmas staple.
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She took to Instagram to share that her mother wouldn’t be joining her and husbandEamonn Holmes, at their Surrey home this weekend because she had fallen over.
TheLoose Womenpresenter penned an emotional message to fans beneath a heartwarming video of Joan with the family’s beloved dog, Maggie.
“Sadly no Mum for Sunday lunch today… she’s had a fall. Nothing broken thank goodness but quite battered and bruised poor love,” Ruth shared.
Reassuring fans that her mum was in good spirits despite her accident, she wrote: “She needs a walking frame to get around at the moment and is still in some pain but typical Mum…stoic and cheerful as ever. Maggie giving her some healing love.”
Fans rushed to the comments to flood Ruth with support following her sad news.
The presenter often spends her Sunday cooking with her mum and spending quality time with her at home, delighting fans with touching videos of their incredibly close bond.
Goggleboxstar Izzi Warner penned: “Aww bless, hope she’s back to herself soon.”
Another fan sent their love: “Big cuddle for your lovely mum, hope she gets well soon.”
A third wrote: “Aah. Hope she’s ok. Will miss her sherry dance this week.”
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