Jacqueline Jossa and Dan Osborne look close as they cosy up to one another at pals' wedding amid marital woes
Jacqueline Jossa and Dan Osborne looked close as they cosied up to one another at a friends' wedding on Saturday.
The EastEnders actress, 32, and former TOWIE star, 33, who tied the knot in 2017, were thought to have called it quits last month after eight years of marriage.
But in a snap shared by a friend over the weekend, it looks as thought the couple are back on as Jacqueline wrapped her arm around her husband's arm.
The pair were seen sharing a carriage as they rode a roller coaster in wedding attire with a number of other guests.
Both Jacqueline and Dan had cheesy grins on their faces for the snap ahead of the ride, as they enjoyed their friends' big day.
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A week ago, was all smiles as she supported partner Dan at his Sellebrity Soccer match at Gillingham Football Club in a sign the couple were getting back on track.
Jacqueline couldn't contain her smile as she watched the TV personality play the game from the stands.
The I'm A Celebrity winner cut a stylish figure in a beige £55 Bo And Tee quarter zip jumper which she teamed with blue jeans and trainers.
Styling her long dark tresses loose, she was spotted chatting away to friends ahead of the match before enjoying a cold beverage.
But the proud display came just four days after the couple seemingly dropped hints about problems in their marriage in cryptic Instagram posts shared hours apart.
In an attempt to save their relationship, the couple jetted off on a 'make or break' family holiday in Mexico last month.
Despite the loved-up PDA trip in the idyllic destination, Jacqueline and Dan have hinted at trouble in paradise in a series of troubling posts.
'This close to dropping everything & moving to Dubai ', Dan wrote alongside a picture of an okay hand emoji.
Hours after, Jacqueline further sparked concern as she admitted she 'misses the little bubble of happiness' from a recent trip away.
Sharing pictures of a stunning beach, she penned: 'Give anything to be back here, with the same people and just be at peace.
'I've always been one to love a holibobs, but honestly since being back at work full time I cherish the time off so much more.
'The only time I can properly unwind and switch off.
'Miss the sound of the sea and the quiet that's not actually quiet but you hear the kids in the pool as they lay there. Bliss.
'Miss the little bubble of happiness that nothing effects. I don't even miss the sun like I used to (used to love to sunbath) now I can't sit in it too long it's the time.
'Time is so important [sic].'
While she didn't reveal what holiday she wishes to go back too, her latest trip away was with husband Dan and their children.
Amid their marital woes, reports emerged that the couple's friends are not sure they should be giving their romance another try.
A source previously told OK! magazine that Dan and Jacqueline are trying to 'work out what's best for their children' and are not prioritising a romantic relationship at present.
The insider continued: 'But they've been on such different paths and some of Jac's close friends don't see her future being with Dan.
'They believe they'll make excellent co-parents but they want Jac - and Dan - to be as happy as possible, and they're not convinced that means them staying together.'
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