GB News investigates after young producer suffers injury from Eamonn Holmes’s wheelchair on London set

GB News investigates after young producer suffers injury from Eamonn Holmes’s wheelchair on London set

Tensions ran high recently behind the scenes at GB News when a young female producer was reportedly injured after being hit by Eamonn Holmes’s wheelchair.

The incident, which happened about ten days ago, has now prompted an internal investigation as the woman has made a formal complaint.


Confusion During Live Broadcast Led to the Accident

The situation unfolded during a live broadcast of the breakfast show when Holmes, who uses a wheelchair due to mobility issues, needed to take a quick toilet break.

The producer was trying to explain to the staff member pushing Holmes that returning to the set immediately wasn’t possible because the cameras were still rolling.

According to sources close to the channel, the woman was simply doing her job by advising that it wasn’t the right moment for Holmes to get back on air.

Unfortunately, some frustration arose over the confusion, and during this tense moment, Holmes’s wheelchair accidentally bumped into the producer, leaving her with a bruise on her leg.


GB News Confirms Ongoing HR Inquiry Amid Growing Concerns

GB News’s HR department is now investigating the matter.

While there is no suggestion that Holmes himself intended any harm, the incident has sparked plenty of chatter around the studio.

This isn’t the first time there have been health-related concerns on the show.

Last month, Holmes experienced a fall off his chair during a live interview.

Although the viewers didn’t see the fall, the crash was audible off-camera, causing co-host Ellie Costello to react with surprise.


Holmes’s Health Struggles and Impact on His Role

Holmes’s mobility has been deteriorating in recent years following major surgeries, including a double hip replacement and spinal operations to fix slipped discs.

These challenges mean he often requires assistance moving on and off the set, and is currently wheeled around during broadcasts.

His health issues have become a worry for GB News management, especially as Holmes continues to host a demanding breakfast show airing for three mornings a week.

He is chauffeured daily between his Surrey home and the London studio to ease the strain.


Personal Support Amid Tough Times

Since his split from wife Ruth Langsford last year, Holmes has been supported by his new girlfriend, Katie Alexander.

Despite the personal and physical challenges, Holmes continues to appear on screen, though concerns remain about how long he can sustain his current workload.