Eamonn Holmes hits out at TV interviewers who do not 'listen' to guests

He has hosted his final Friday morning This Morning slot alongside his wife Ruth Langsford after being axed from the ITV show. Criticism: Eamonn Holmes said that working in TV is the 'easiest thing' to do, but is 'made difficult' by people who do not 'understand it or want to seem important' Speaking on Talking Success with Nicki Chapman at the start of December, Eamonn explained: 'Television is the easiest thing you'll ever do in your life, made difficult by people who either don't understand it or who want to seem important because if they suddenly say, "No, no, no, no, no" they're important.' 'They don't listen': The broadcaster, 61, quipped that he has been left 'aghast' at some co-presenters who do not 'listen' to their interviewee and instead ask unrelated questions Eamonn added that it always surprises him how many interviewers do not take the time to speak to their guests off-camera, something he believes is very important. Eamonn and Ruth, who presented the Friday morning slot for 14 years, will host the ITV show from Monday to Thursday during the schools' six-week summer holiday. Big change: Eamonn and Ruth, who presented the Friday morning slot for 14 years, will now host the ITV show from Monday to Thursday during the schools' six-week summer holiday According to sources, the presenters have been advised to not address losing their slot on the ITV programme to avoid missing out on more work opportunities.