RUTH Langsford has shared a look at her elderly’s mum face bruising after a nasty fall saw her taken to hospital.
Joan, 94, suffered a recent fall and broke her pelvis, with Ruth keeping her social media followers in the loop on her recovery.
And in the most recent update, Loose Women’s Ruth, 65, shared a look at her mum’s bruising down her face.
She wrote: “Mum’s got a right shiner after her fall,” before telling fans that she was trying to soothe it with Arnica cream.
TV star Ruth also penned: “94 years old and hardly a grey hair… I’m hoping I’ve inherited the gene.”
Ruth first told fans of her mum’s horror accident as she penned: “Hospital visit….thank you all so much for your lovely messages and well wishes for my darling Mum.
“She’ll be in hospital for a bit longer yet, but she’s in pretty good spirits considering and I hope she’ll be home for Christmas.”
The former This Morning anchor then took to the comments section to reply to one fan, who wrote: “Aw bless her, I bet she is a model patient.
“Hopefully she will be better soon and home soon for Christmas, have a lovely Christmas.”
Mum of one Ruth was quick to reply: “She is a model patient.
“Although a bit discombobulated.”
In her more recent update, Ruth showed her mum tuning into the programme Butterflies, featuring Wendy Craig and Geoffrey Palmer from 1978.
Ruth’s mum’s injury prompted Ruth’s ex Eamonn to get in touch.
Her most recent post about Joan was commented on by hoards of celebrity friends and fans – but was also ‘liked’ by ex-husband Eamonn.
It came shortly after The Sun exclusively revealed how former This Morning anchor Eamonn and his former wife Ruth were pushing for a “quickie divorce.”
The pair’s terms for their split have now come to light following their shock split in May.
Yet the timing of Eamonn’s recent romantic trip to Paris with new girlfriend Katie Alexander – and the divorce conditions – have sparked speculation he is now engaged to the marriage counsellor.
She was seen wearing a huge ring as she strolled the streets of the French capital.
