Eamonn Holmes’ girlfriend Katie Alexander has denied claims she’s set to move in with the broadcaster. The GB News presenter, 64, and the relationship counsellor, 42, were reported to be house-hunting together just four months after their blossoming romance began.However, Katie’s representatives have exclusively told MailOnline this is not the case. The rumours were sparked after a source told The Sun: ‘Katie’s assured him she’s in it for the long haul and they’re both settling down nicely.’ ‘They’ve been spending so much time at his Kingston flat that they’re even looking to move in together permanently.’ Eamonn Holmes, 64, is not moving in with his girlfriend Katie Alexander, 42, contrary to reports (pictured on Monday) A source told MailOnline that Ruth Langsford, 64, wasn’t expecting her estranged husband to be so open about his new romance after he was pictured jetting off on holiday with Katie Yet Katie’s representatives explained to MailOnline: ‘Ms Alexander say that she does not intend to move in with Eamonn; she has no plans to relocate from her present home and that the “source” relied on in this story has supplied false information. ‘The true position is that she has no plans to move in with Eamonn and this suggestion is entirely fabricated.’ Eamonn, who split from his wife of 14-years, Ruth Langsford, in May, has been open about his new relationship with the pair pictured enjoying two holidays together over the summer. The couple flew from Heathrow Airport on Sunday morning before landing in Barcelona for a luxury holiday together. However, a source has told MailOnline that Ruth, 64, wasn’t expecting her estranged husband to be so open about his new romance.The insider shared: ‘Ruth is shocked by how open Eamonn is being about his relationship, after all they both still have their wedding rings on.’Revealing the real reason the estranged couple haven’t removed their rings, they added: ‘Neither of them want to be the first to take it off because they don’t want to look like they’re to blame for the split.’In contrast, Eamonn is said to be ‘smitten’ with his new love. In May, Ruth and Eamonn were said to be in the process of divorcing’ after work commitments ‘took their marriage in different directions’ (pictured in 2021) Speaking about the presenter and Katie’s holiday plans, the source shared: ‘They both love cruises and they feel like they can be free onboard to act how they want. They are both smitten.’When approached by MailOnline, Ruth’s representatives declined to comment and Eamonn’s representatives did not respond to comment.It isn’t the first trip the pair have been on this month, as Eamonn took his girlfriend Katie to visit his hometown of Belfast amid claims they are ‘in it for the long haul.’ Eamonn is said to be smitten with Katie and their relationship has been ‘taken to the next level’, MailOnline previously revealed.Friends claimed they are now spending most weekends together at his Richmond flat after his marriage to Ruth ended.Eamonn and Katie are mulling over when to take their relationship public and are said to have been offered ‘big money’ for the official first pictures of them together.The source shared: ‘They’ve been offered some decent money for the first pictures of them together.’ Eamonn (pictured in June) is said to be smitten with Katie and their relationship has been ‘taken to the next level’, MailOnline previously revealed They continued: ‘Katie and Eamonn are definitely in it for the long haul. She says she loves him and he loves her.’The pair’s friendship advanced when he moved out of the marital home he shared with Ruth after his devastated wife discovered messages between him and another mystery woman.In May, Ruth and Eamonn were said to be in the process of divorcing’ after work commitments ‘took their marriage in different directions’.A spokesperson for the couple said: ‘Ruth Langsford and Eamonn Holmes have confirmed their marriage is over and they are in the process of divorcing.’ Eamonn and Ruth, who wed in 2010 after 13 years together, are ‘determined to stay friends and keep things amicable’.