Jacqueline Jossa celebrates anniversary with Dan Osborne after marriage woes

Daily Mirror

18 hours ago

EastEnders cast member Jacqueline Jossa and former TOWIE star Dan Osborne celebrated their wedding anniversary this week after having got married eight years today
Soap star Jacqueline Jossa celebrated her wedding anniversary with her husband Dan Osborne at a five-star hotel in London this week. The EastEnders cast member shared a series of photos from the special occasion.
Jacqueline, 32, and reality TV star Dan, 33, got married back in 2017, with their eighth wedding anniversary having been today. It comes after it was announced in March that they had split up, with them said to have been working on their relationship since then.
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Fans have been given an insight into their celebrations on Instagram this week. Jacqueline shared a series of photos on the platform from an apparent night away with Dan, having stayed in a suite at the hotel Pan Pacific London. She wrote in a round-up post: "24 hours in London Town."
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One photo showed Dan looking out over the city from their room as the sun set in the background. Jacqueline wrote in the caption: "Happy 8th wedding anniversary." She included a teary-eyed emoji and another of hands in a heart shape.
Others showcased a bouquet, which included roses, that she had seemingly received for their anniversary. Jacqueline held up the flowers in one photo, whilst another showed the bunch on a table alongside a personalised bottle.
The bottle appeared to feature a photo of Jacqueline and former the Only Way is Essex star Dan enclosed in a heart shape. The personalised label featured red hearts and a message on the front of it read: "Cheers to you beautiful".
One photo showed Jacqueline posing beside the bouquet in a selfie. Above a mirror behind her was a sign about the family, which referenced them and their children, including Dan's son Teddy. It read: "Daniel [heart] Jacqueline. Teddy, Ella & Mia. When we have each other, we have everything."
Jacqueline also shared a photo today of herself holding a cup of coffee in the suite. She wrote: "Perfect morning." She also gave her followers glimpses at the inside of the room in other photos that she shared on the platform. Whilst another photo showed her view inside a bar in the city.
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Dan shared one of the photos that Jacqueline posted, which showed her holding the bouquet, on his own page. He marked the special occasion in his caption, writing in a message to his wife: "Happy Anniversary [Jacqueline]."
Their anniversary comes just months on from the news in March that Jacqueline and Dan had parted ways, following speculation about the prospect. It was reported at the time that Dan had moved out of the home they shared.
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A statement about their separation stated that their two children Ella, ten, and Mia, six, remain their "top priority". It read: "[They] are handling things privately, choosing to keep their lives and relationship out of the public eye. They kindly ask for respect and privacy as they navigate this together.
"Their children remain their top priority, surrounded by love and care from both parents - something that will never change. Above all, Jacqueline and Dan have each other's and their children's best interests at heart. There will be no further comment."
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There was later speculation that Jacqueline was trying to "save" the marriage and weeks after the news of the split, they were said to have enjoyed a "make or break" holiday with their family in a bid to rekindle their relationship.
A source told the Mirror at the time Jacqueline and Dan were "trying to fall back in love with each other again". They said: "They've had a rocky, up and down relationship so now they're trying to do things differently and give each other more space at home, while enjoying this holiday."
The source added: "Jacqueline and Dan want to be together for their children and do want to be a family, but now it's a case of remembering why they were together in the first place. It's been a tough road and they know things need to change to make this work."