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Jessica Sansome

Ruth Langsford says she is a 'step closer' to seeing her mum after getting Covid vaccine

Ruth Langsford has shared her joy at receiving her first coronavirus vaccine.

The This Morning and Loose Women presenter shared a picture on Instagram of her getting her first jab on Saturday (February 13).

Ruth, 60, said she felt "grateful" for being offered the vaccine after fearing the message was a hoax.

But added she hopes it's a "step closer" to seeing her mum, who lives in a care home, again.

She wrote on Instagram: "JUST HAD MY VACCINE!! Feel SO grateful. Thought it was a scam message at first as I wasn't expecting to be called until March!

"Thank you everybody, staff & volunteers, at the vaccination centre in Walton-on-Thames, Surrey...a quick, well organised and very friendly experience. The jab took seconds and was painless.

"Thank you @stephanieshervington for being so lovely....you & your colleagues are doing an amazing job. Another step forward to being able to see my Mum again I hope."

She shared the post with a snap of her being given the jab in a black T-shirt emblazoned with the word 'Love' in a gold heart.

Ruth is set to return to This Morning on Monday alongside husband Eamonn Holmes.

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