Fans worried as Eamonn Holmes grimaces during difficult workout.

In a recent social media post, fans of Eamonn Holmes, 64, expressed concern for the GB News presenter's health struggles. In the video, Eamonn shared how he's been finding it challenging to report on the news amidst the ongoing violence happening across the UK. Eamonn has been using a walking frame and crutches since his back operation last year, and he has been very open about his chronic pain and health issues. Recently, he has been using an anti-gravity treadmill to rebuild his strength and improve his mobility.

Today, Eamonn shared with his followers that it's been a tough day for him, both physically and emotionally. In the video, he explained that he had just finished four hours of live news reporting, which can be quite draining. He also expressed his concern for the current state of the country, with far-right riots breaking out. Eamonn urged everyone to stay safe and do the right thing, and he shared that he was using his time on the anti-gravity treadmill to think and reflect.

As he walked on the machine, Eamonn explained to his followers how it works and how it helps him. He also shared that he had to do at least 30 minutes on the treadmill, and he was already halfway there. Eamonn ended the video by wishing everyone a good day and asking them to stay safe.

Many of Eamonn's fans and followers left supportive messages in the comments section, sending him positive vibes and encouraging him to keep going. Eamonn has been using walking aids for some time now, and he has been very determined to overcome his health struggles.

This has been a difficult time for Eamonn, who recently split from his wife of 14 years, Ruth Langsford. However, he remains hopeful that the anti-gravity treadmill will help him get back to his physical self. In a previous social media post, Eamonn introduced the machine to his followers, explaining how it works and how it can help him rebuild muscle memory in his legs.

During a segment on GB News, Eamonn opened up about his health struggles, sharing that he has been essentially disabled for the past year and a half. He explained how it has been a challenging and humbling experience, and he expressed his gratitude for the carers who have been helping him with even the simplest tasks.

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