Eamonn Holmes' girlfriend reportedly moved out after stroke

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 19 Oct, 17:19 · Archive

Katie Alexander has reportedly moved out of the flat she shared with GB News presenter Eamonn Holmes as he recovers from a stroke.

Relationship counsellor Katie Alexander has reportedly moved out of the £1.3 million Surrey flat she shared with GB News presenter Eamonn Holmes following his stroke in April, while he remains hospitalised. Alexander, described as either 43 or 45 depending on the source, had been dating Holmes after his split from his wife Ruth Langsford.

Friends of Alexander say she feels 'cast aside' since Holmes' ex-wives Ruth Langsford, 66, and Gabrielle Holmes began supporting him in hospital, forming a close family unit around him. Alexander posted cryptic messages on Instagram about 'protecting your energy' and 'knowing your worth', suggesting her unhappiness with the situation.

However, some people close to Holmes reportedly believe Alexander is motivated by his money and fame. Sources defending Alexander told the Daily Mail that she feels 'left out in the cold' and believes she is not being treated kindly by his family, despite being equally concerned for his recovery. The reports note there is tension between Alexander and Langsford and other quarters of Holmes' wider family.

How it is being reported

• Eamonn Holmes' family 'thinks his girlfriend is after his money' as Ruth Langsford 'steps in'The relationship counsellor, 45, reportedly moved out of Holmes’ £1.3 million apartment earlier this monthEvening Standard · 19 Oct, 16:58
• Eamonn Holmes' 'very upset' girlfriend lashes out at his ex wivesFriends of relationship counsellor Katie Alexander, 43, feel she has been 'cast aside' after Eamonn's ex-wives Ruth Langsford, 66, and Gabrielle Holmes joined forces to help him following his stroke earlier this yearThe Mirror · 19 Oct, 09:43

In this story: Eamonn Holmes · Katie Alexander · Ruth Langsford · Gabrielle Holmes · GB News · Surrey

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