Ruth Langsford continues to wear her wedding ring after split from Eamonn Holmes

Ruth Langsford was spotted wearing her wedding ring on Thursday, despite her split from husband Eamonn Holmes.

The Loose Women presenter sent ripples through the showbiz world last month when she announced that she and Holmes, both 64, were planning to divorce after 14 years of marriage and 27 years together.

Despite their split, Langsford’s wedding band was still visible on her left had as she shared a mirror selfie on her Instagram Stories.

In the post, she looked stylish in an outfit from her QVC range, which featured a navy utility jacket layered over a white T-shirt, cargo trousers, and wedge trainers.

Her post comes days after Langsford appeared to take swipe online at her estranged husband following claims she “found messages from another woman on his laptop”.

Taking to Instagram last Sunday, the ITV star shared a clip of her out walking dog Maggie, whom she shares with Holmes and is currently at the centre of a custody battle.

“Maggie. Happy Sunday”, she captioned her post, which was set to the song Pretty Girls Walk by Big Boss Vette and details moving on from an ex.

The lyrics say: ‘No matter what the ‘f*** these h*** talkin’ bout / Just know you a bad b****’.

‘S******’ on my ex (f*** him), on to the next (on God).’

While Langsford has not commented on reports by The Sun that the discovery of messages from another woman led to her calling time on their marriage, the post seems timely.

According to the publication, Langsford - who is currently taking extended leave from Loose Women - was “upset” at claims Holmes’ health was a contributing factor for their split.

In 2016, Holmes underwent a double-hip replacement operation lasting three-and-a-quarter hours after living with acute pain for many years.

The TV presenter then had back surgery last year to help relieve the symptoms but has been left using a wheelchair after the operation went “wrong”.

He has previously praised Langsford for her “amazing” support over the years.