Ruth Langsford continues to communicate with her mother through a window as she details her isolation routine amid coronavirus lockdown
She went to great lengths to spend Mother’s Day with her beloved parent amid the coronavirus pandemic.
And Ruth Langsford continued to communicate to her mum Joan through a window as she detailed her isolation routine in an Instagram clip shared on Saturday.
The This Morning presenter, 60, revealed she’s maintained her regular routine since UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson plunged the nation into lockdown last month, with her day consisting of cooking and cleaning.
‘It’s better than nothing’: Ruth Langsford continued to communicate to her mum Joan through a window as she detailed her isolation routine in an Instagram clip shared on Saturday
During a refreshing walk with her dog Maggie, the media personality recounted her weekend to her 780,000 followers.
The TV veteran said: ‘Evening, decided to save my walk for the evenings. I’ve been busy around the house, cleaning and tidying and cooking, just keeping myself busy.’
Ruth also gave fans an update on her elderly mother’s wellbeing as she falls within the at risk category of those more vulnerable to COVID-19 due to her age.
The host explained: ‘So I’ve just walked around to see my mum. When I say see her, I mean wave at her through the window which is better than nothing. She’s fine.
Caring: The This Morning presenter, 60, went to great lengths to spend Mother’s Day with her beloved parent amid the coronavirus pandemic
Busy bee: The host revealed she’s maintained her regular routine since UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson plunged the nation into lockdown last month
Update: During a refreshing walk with her dog Maggie, the media personality recounted her weekend to her 780,000 followers
‘I’m just walking Maggie, beautiful evening, hope you’re all staying in and staying safe. Bye!’
She captioned her post: ‘What a beautiful evening ….surreal really considering the devastation that Covid19 is causing. Hope you’re all keeping safe. Take care’.
Ruth’s social media post comes after she credited her husband Eamonn Holmes for ‘making me feel sexy’ at 60.
The blonde praised her partner of 23 years, also 60, for ‘boosting’ her self-esteem as she admitted her self-confidence ‘isn’t that high’.
Broadcaster Ruth also shared the secrets behind her youthful figure, which include lifting weights, maintaining a healthy diet and saying no to plastic surgery.
Yummy: The blonde cooked up a storm as she showcased her delicious shepherd’s pie
Strong couple: Ruth’s social media post comes after she credited her husband Eamonn Holmes for ‘making me feel sexy’ at 60 (pictured together last month)
On how her ‘solid’ relationship has a positive impact on her self-perception, she shared: ‘I definitely feel sexy at 60, but a big part of that is thanks to my husband. He tells me: “You look fantastic, I think you’re really sexy, I fancy you.” He boosts my confidence.’
Ruth confessed accepting her body is still a working progress as she told Woman & Home: ‘I do have a certain degree of confidence myself, but it’s not that high. I still think, “I’m two sizes bigger than I was in my 40s.” I’ve got my wobbly bits I don’t like.’
The ITV star has opted for the all-natural route when it comes to maintaining her figure, revealing: ‘I don’t have Botox or fillers so I see pictures of myself and go, “Is that me? Whose neck is that?”‘
She said that while she exercises and includes vegetables in her diet, she still likes to ‘enjoy life’ by treating herself to cake and an alcoholic beverage once in a while.