'I've accepted that my marriage is over' - Ruth Langsford opens up about Eamonn Holmes divorce as she 'embraces being single'

Ruth Langsford discusses her recent separation from Eamonn Holmes after 27 years together. Acceptance of their marriage ending has led her to embrace single life, stating that divorces are painful and challenging, especially in the public eye. Langsford reflects on the emotional toll of their relationship breakdown, indicating personal growth, a healthier lifestyle, and a renewed focus on her career. She highlights the importance of resilience in the face of difficulties, asserting that people must learn to either rise after a setback or succumb to despair.

I'm not delighted my marriage is over but I've accepted that my marriage is over, so I am trying to now embrace the fact that I'm single and can make choices that are just about me.

Relationship breakdowns are very difficult - marriage, friendship, whatever it is - but you just deal with it and you have to move on. You can either let yourself crumble or you pick yourself up and get on with life. It's a choice.

A break-up of a relationship is hard enough for anybody to deal with. A divorce is very difficult and it's very painful, but most people don't have to do it in the public eye...

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