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Eamonn Holmes is now home from worrying hospital dash after tests for his ‘chronic pain’, says GMB’s Charlotte Hawkins
EAMONN Holmes is now home from his worrying hospital dash after tests for his “chronic pain”, Good Morning Britain’s Charlotte Hawkins confirmed today.
The 61-year-old worried fans after sending a photo from the hospital after complaining about “pain he’s never felt in his life”.
Eamonn Holmes is now out of the hospital[/caption]
But luckily Eamonn is back home as he updated his ITV co-stars on his condition.
Speaking on Good Morning Britain on Friday, Charlotte said she has been “texting” Eamonn.
The This Morning host confirmed he “was at the hospital” but is now home.
Yesterday, Eamonn shared a photo of himself sitting in a hospital waiting room, wearing a protective face mask.
Eamonn Holmes alongside wife Ruth Langsford[/caption]
He explained in the post’s caption: “At Hospital. Pain like I’ve never felt in my life.
“Hope they discover the cause. Wish me well folks 
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Eamonn was quickly inundated with messages from concerned followers – including his celebrity friends.
Dermot O’Leary wrote: “Sending love, Eamonn”, while Vicky Pattison added: “Feel better soon, Mr.”
Eamonn previously opened up about his chronic pain[/caption]
ITV doctor Amir Khan wrote: “Sending you lots of positive vibes”, and Christine McGuinness shared: “Sending lots of love.”
The post comes one day after Eamonn opened up about living with chronic pain, telling fans: “I’m determined to beat this” at the time.
Sharing a photo of himself on a massage table, the much-loved presenter shared: “Starting the day by tackling the pain from the night before ….. On the Physio table. Chronic pain . Just can’t get it to go away.
“Sadly so many of you know the feeling. Thanks for sharing your stories. I’m determined to beat this …however much it hurts.”
Eamonn and Ruth share son Jack together[/caption]
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The star, who underwent a double hip operation in 2016, previously revealed that he was having trouble sleeping due to the pain.
He and wife Ruth Langsford are due to return to our screens next week as they cover for Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield on This Morning during the Easter holidays.
They were left heartbroken when they lost their regular Friday slot last year, being replaced with Alison Hammond and Dermot.
However, they still take the reins during the school holidays while the regular hosts enjoy a well-earned break.
