EastEnders actress Jacqueline Jossa has completely shut down rumours she has split from her husband Dan Osborne.
The TV star had fans talking after they thought they had spotted a telling clue on her social media. She sparked split rumours when she posted sweet family photos of her Easter weekend, however her husband Dan, 32, was nowhere to be seen. Jacqueline also posed without her wedding ring on.
On Wednesday morning, Jacqueline made it clear she is very much with TOWIE star Dan as she shared a united post. Taking to her Instagram Story, the soap star posted a snap of her husband embracing their children. She wrote: "Can't stop thinking about this show! I wake up thinking about it [laugh-crying emojis].
"Thank you @danosborneofficial for taking us and continuing to give us amazing memories with the babies. Excited for this half term to make some more!" Jacqueline and the ex-Towie star Dan first started dating back in 2014. The pair split for a brief period, but proved they couldn't keep away from one another and soon reunited.
In 2015, their first daughter Ella was born, and in 2018, they had another girl named Mia. The couple then got married in 2017, after being engaged for two years. Dan has a son from a previous relationship. Fans commented on her post from earlier in the week after they noticed Dan's absence. One asked: "Are you still with Dan? No wedding ring". Another echoed: "Ooooh where is Dan. Bit suspicious." While a third eagle-eyed follower quipped: "If Dan is out of the picture that means there's hope for the rest of us. Beautiful Jacqueline, as always."
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Jacqueline posted a united message following the rumours (@jacjossa/Instagram)
The actress sparked concern when she was seen without her wedding ring (jacjossa / Instagram)Jacqueline made her long-awaited return to the BBC One soap back in January. The mum-of-two looked incredible as she showed off her weight loss on social media following her return to Albert Square. It came after the actress revealed that she has been coping with crippling anxiety and has been in therapy for 14 years.
In an interview with The Sun, she said: "I think everyone should have therapy. It’s absolutely amazing. Sometimes I’ll be in my bath and think, ‘Isn’t it crazy that I’m in a bath, in a bathroom, in a house, on a street, in a town, in a city, in a country, with water around me then I’m on a planet and then I’m in a galaxy’.
"I worry about whether I said the wrong thing to blah blah this morning. That’s probably not even thought of in their head. You worry about things that probably don’t even exist in the real world. And I realise that I’m just a dot on this planet and there’s so much more and that always brings me back down. It just makes me think, ‘This too shall pass, you’re going to be OK'."
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