Eamonn Holmes admits he felt 'humiliated' as co-star was forced to help him while presenting

Eamonn Holmes has revealed he felt 'humiliated' as his co-star Isabel Webster was forced to help him through the crowds while reporting on the Queen's funeral outside Buckingham Palace last month. The broadcaster, 62, is currently recovering from back surgery after suffering long-term difficulties, previously telling of his battle with chronic back pain after a dislocated pelvis led to three slipped discs. Poorly: Eamonn Holmes has revealed he felt 'humiliated' as his co-star Isabel Webster was forced to help him through the crowds while reporting on the Queen's funeral outside Buckingham Palace last month As they chatted through their coverage of the Queen's death and subsequent funeral in September, Isabel reflected that they were 'up against the crowds', explaining: 'There was a pack of around eight people wide, walking, all trying to see the royal procession and we were going against the crowd arm in arm, and it was a long walk.' Issue: Joining the show on Wednesday via video from him home following his operation last week, Eamonn reflected on how he felt with Isabel, 39, having to assist him as he stumbled and struggled on his crutch during the presenting stint Difficult: Isabel reflected that they were 'up against the crowds', explaining: 'There was a pack of around eight people wide, walking.