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Ruth Langsford's mum rushed to hospital after nasty fall as Loose Women star gives update

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Ruth Langsford has revealed that her beloved mother, Joan, has been rushed to hospital after suffering a nasty fall.The Loose Women star, 64, shared a video of her mum, where she is seen dancing in her kitchen while peeling potatoes, on social media as she revealed the worrying news.

She wrote: "No dancing in my kitchen peeling the veg for my darling Mum this Christmas ….she’s had a fall and fractured her pelvis!

She’s ok…ish, no surgery required thank goodness but she needs rest and time to heal now. She’s in hospital at the moment but I’m hoping to get her home soon." She continued: "This time last year she fell and broke her hip but recovered well…she’s a very strong woman so I’m sure she’ll recover from this too.

Put’s life and what’s important into perspective eh? Happy Christmas! X x." Ruth's co-star Nadia Sawalha wrote: "Awww Ruth ..wishing you all well xxx" and This Morning's Juliet Sear said: "Bless her sending all the love and healing vibes xxx." Lizzie Cundy commented: "Sending you so much love .

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