Eamonn Holmes kisses GB News co-star as she calls him 'ultimate charmer'
Eamonn Holmes took a cheeky snap alongside his co-stars Stephanie Takyi and Isabel Webster.
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Eamonn Holmes was photographed planting a kiss on his co-star Stephanie Takyi during a break from his GB News programme with Isabel Webster.
The trio were all smiles from the breakfast show table, which was adorned with the latest headlines from newspapers.
In the snap, Isabel and Eamonn were seated while Stephanie sweetly posed as she stood beside the newly single broadcaster.
The entertainment reporter grinned as the 64-year-old held her hand and kissed it for the photo.
Stephanie was seemingly dazzled by his display of affection as she described him as “the ultimate charmer”.
Fans were also won over by Eammon kissing Stephanie’s hand, including @K8onX who remarked: “Aah he’s back.”
@BarryStill2 commented: “He is so lovely,” as @PixieSteven praised: “You would be such a good co-host with Eamonn.”
GB New’s regular contributor and Royal expert Angela Levin also took to the comments and penned: “Steph. You deserve it!”
This comes just a day after the former ITV star became emotional while discussing his eldest son, Declan, 35.
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While debating Kirstie Allsopp's decision to allow her son to go interrailing at 15, alongside actress Debbie Arnold who mentioned the Jay Slater tragedy.
Eamonn recalled: “I remember, my eldest lad wanted to go off on holiday. The thing they were all doing at 18 at school was firing shots [of alcohol].
"They would all take these shots and [it was all about], 'How many shots, can you take? Except they could actually kill you."
He revealed: “I took him aside and I said, son, this could kill you doing this,” and admitted: “I get nervous. I think, 'no, not, not for me'. There's lots of things. I would ban, school trips - I just think no.”
