Eamonn Holmes' girlfriend addresses 'gold digger' claims after 'moving out of his flat'

Eamonn Holmes’ girlfriend Katie Alexander has reportedly hit out at accusations that she is a “gold digger”.She reportedly feels “heartbroken” over the claims and believes it’s a “smear campaign”.“Katie’s done with the lies. She feels like they’re trying to paint her as a gold digger, and it’s utter nonsense,” a source told Closer magazine.Eamonn Holmes with Katie Alexander InstagramThe insider went on: “Her heart has been totally broken by this whole ordeal and all she wants is for Eamonn to get better. She has kept a dignified silence, but believes there’s a smear campaign against her.”A separate source told the outlet: “For Ruth [Langsford], the priority right now is supporting Eamonn’s recovery and making sure the kids are all right. She doesn’t have the bandwidth to think too much about Katie and her feelings right now.”The Standard has contacted representatives for Alexander and Holmes for comment.It comes after sources told the Mail: "There are some people close to Eamonn who think Katie is after his money and the fame that goes with being his girlfriend. That is the narrative some have put out about her which is deeply unfair." The couple pictured together in hospital InstagramAlexander reportedly moved out of Holmes’ apartment in September.The mother-of-three lives in West Yorkshire but has been splitting her time between there and the Surrey apartment, The Sun reported. It is unclear where Holmes will live when he leaves the hospital, according to the outlet.“Katie is still very much together with Eamonn and in love, but she’s moved out of the flat,” a source said.“It’s an incredibly sad situation — she loved it there and the time they spent together making it home. Katie has been Eamonn’s rock and lifeline since he fell ill. She’s willing him to get back to full fitness and get their lives back on track.”Read MoreDays after the reports emerged, Alexander shared a a bikini selfie and captioned it: “There is a quiet kind of strength in becoming comfortable with who you are.“No longer needing to prove, explain or seek validation – just choosing peace, protecting your energy and finding beauty in the life you're creating.”Holmes with his ex-wife Ruth LangsfordInstagramShe concluded: “Softness is strength. Peace is luxury. And knowing your worth changes everything. Starting with yourself.”Meanwhile, Langsford is believed to have joined Holmes’ first wife, Gabrielle Holmes, with whom he has three children, at their “vulnerable” ex’s bedside in hospital.The Loose Women presenter, 66, who has a son, Jack, 24, with Holmes, is understood to have put their divorce battle behind her and has bonded with Gabrielle over their “serious concerns” about Holmes’ wellbeing.Holmes and Langsford are believed to be due in court again in November over the division of their joint £10 million fortune - but it is not known whether this will still go ahead, according to the publication.Holmes’ future at GB News has faced doubt in light of his multiple health issues. He was hospitalised after he was reportedly found “slumped and out cold” at his home.The broadcaster has endured multiple health problems in the past few years. He had a double hip replacement in 2016 and five years later, suffered three slipped discs and a dislocated pelvis.