Eamonn Holmes didn't appear to be present at his co-host Ellie Costello's wedding. The 31-year-old tied the knot with Gerard Durkan at Chelsea Town Hall in London on Saturday (April 13).

The GB News presenter opted for a long-sleeved, white mini dress, complete with beaded headband and an all-white bouquet. The newlyweds were greeted by friends and family members throwing confetti as they left the building, but Eamonn, 65, was nowhere to be seen.

It is likely that the intimate ceremony was attended by Ellie and Gerard's closest friends and family, with the GB News presenter revealing she will have another celebration in France later this year.

Eamonn and Ellie have hosted GB News together since the new year, with the presenter replacing Isabel Webster after she was abruptly axed from the channel.

The duo front the GB News Breakfast show every week from Monday to Friday. Last week, Eamonn unexpectedly disappeared from the programme with no explanation, leaving Ellie to anchor solo for around three hours.

Friends of the former This Morning presenter are now voicing their distress over his well-being, with some questioning the sustainability of his demanding early mornings.

A source told The Daily Mail: "The talk of GB News last week was Eamonn vanishing. He is much loved there but you look at him and you wonder how much longer he can do this for."

They further expressed that it was "heartbreaking" to see Eamonn wrestle with such anguish, continuing: "He looks so sad so much of the time. He looks like he's in pain and it's awful to watch.

"He should be at home resting but instead he's up at the crack of dawn to start the show. He's 65 years old, he looks so frail. You can't help but feel sorry for him."

They added: "You literally never see him walk, he gets wheeled into the studio and then on to the set. It works but he looks terribly uncomfortable, then he gets wheeled off home and you just hope he goes for a really long sleep."

Having been open about his health struggles and the severe limitations he's endured following a double hip operation and spinal surgery, Eamonn previously dubbed his chronic back agony as "unbearable".

He also confessed that he can no longer walk, meaning he struggles to care for himself independently.