Ruth Langsford enjoys a day out at Wimbledon with ex Eamonn Holmes' son Niall after he sided with his stepmother in couple's divorce battle

Ruth Langsford brought her ex Eamonn Holmes' son as her plus one to Wimbledon on Wednesday.

The TV star, 66, coordinated with the tennis tournament's colours in a green suit and white accessories as she posed with Niall, 32, for photos.

Niall is the youngest of Eamonn's three children with first wife Gabrielle Holmes. It was revealed last year that he had had a huge falling out with his dad over his bitter split from Ruth. 

Eamonn and Ruth, who share son Jack, 24, announced their split in May 2024 after 27 years together, 14 of which were spent married. 

Niall has sided with his stepmother over his own father, as the exes prepare to head to court. 

Before they went their separate ways, Niall worked for the couple brokering deals for endorsements or personal appearances. 

Insiders told the Daily Mail's Katie Hind last year that Eamonn and his son had a 'blazing row' after the split.

'Eamonn accused him of siding with Ruth while Niall hit back about his dad's behaviour. This all happened more than a year ago and they haven't spoken since,' said the source. 'Niall adores Ruth'. 

Eamonn and Ruth first met through a mutual friend, GMTV star Sally Meen, while Eamonn was also on the show in 1997.

Two years later, he had split from his first wife Gabrielle, the mother of his three eldest children, including Niall.

And despite the pair feeling an instant connection, he ensured it was the nation's best-kept secret, as he did not publicly confess his love for Ruth for two years.

Eamonn even refused to hold her hand in public or attend events together for the first few years of their relationship in a bid to stay respectful to his ex of nearly 20 years.

They eventually tied the knot in 2010 after 13 years together, in a lavish ceremony at the grand 19th century Hampshire hotel, The Elvetham.

Friends of the pair say their 'love has turned to absolute hatred' as they have viciously argued over how their former marital home and money should be split.

The estimated £10million divorce battle is headed to the High Court for a showdown later this year after settlement talks collapsed. 

It is understood a trial date has been set for November - with the TV power couple already having attended hearings last June and in February.

The trial could involve a personal fortune of around £5million. 

The couple's six-bedroom mansion in Weybridge, Surrey is also said to be a 'major sticking point'. Bought 12 years ago for £3.6million, it is now thought to be worth more.

Eamonn moved out after the split in 2024 and now lives in a penthouse apartment just off the Kingston one-way system in Surrey, while Ruth stayed put.