EAMONN Holmes said he has been working hard to retrain his balance after suffering a horrific fall last year.
The ex This Morning star, 63, posted a picture of himself with his eyes closed on Instagram.
He practised standing on one leg with his eyes shut to regain control of his balance after recently needing a wheelchair.
Eamonn, 63, posed for a photo in a gym and said: "Training with my eyes closed.
"It's all about regaining my balance. Hard work made harder balancing on one leg."
His wife Ruth Langsford posted an encouraging message, writing beneath his photo: " Keep going x" alongside four hand clapping emojis.
READ MORE ON EAMONN
Eamonn Holmes reveals heartbreak after his ‘beautiful’ mum dies
Gok Wan hints that he misses Eamonn Holmes on This Morning after star quit ITV
The GB News presenter was forced to undergo an operation last October.
Two weeks into his recovery he fell backwards down the stairs at the Weybridge home he shares with wife Ruth.
Last month he was spotted in a wheelchair as he left Wembley Stadium where he watched his team Manchester United beat Newcastle 2-0 to lift the Carabao Cup.
After months off-screen Eamonn started making his return to TV in January, admitting he was struggling with staying indoors.
Most read in Showbiz
Oscar viewers ‘cringe’ over Ashley Graham’s 'painful' interview with Hugh Grant
Lady Gaga, Rihanna and Austin Butler stun on Oscars red carpet
Adele to extend sell out Las Vegas run after being offered massive cheque
Danniella Westbrook reveals surprising career change after quitting UK
Recalling his horrific injuries, he said: "Suddenly it was as if someone had shot my left knee from behind.
"It literally collapsed without any warning. I was on a curve of the stairs, and I just went back down the stairs, boom, boom, boom down the whole staircase until I hit the stone floor in the hallway.
"Blood was pouring out my mouth, and a bone was sticking out my shoulder."
Eamonn added to the Daily Mail: "Ruth came rushing down the stairs. She kept saying, 'You're fine, everything's okay, you're fine.' I said, 'Ruthie, there is a bone sticking out of my shoulder — I'm not fine'."
He was then left with a four hour wait after Ruth called for an ambulance.
Source: Read Full Article