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Scottish Sun
4 days ago
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- Scottish Sun
Jac Jossa takes unusual step in bid to ‘ keep her family together' as she ‘refuses to leave Dan Osborne's side'
It comes after Dan and Jaqueline went on a 'make or break' holiday recently STAND BY HER MAN Jac Jossa takes unusual step in bid to ' keep her family together' as she 'refuses to leave Dan Osborne's side' JACQUELINE Jossa has taken an unusual step in bid to "keep her family together", following her recent marriage troubles with husband Dan Osborne. The couple, who confirmed they had split in March, have since been working to repair their relationship, despite Dan, 33 moving out of the family home. Advertisement 5 Jacqueline Jossa wants to do everything she can to 'keep her family together' amid her Dan Osborne's marriage woes Credit: Refer to Caption 5 Jac is keen to get things 'back on track' with her husband Credit: Instagram 5 The couple recently went on a 'make-or-break; holiday Credit: Social Media Following a 'make-or-break' holiday to Mexico in April, it seems like the pair are keen to take the steps they need to get back on track. In fact, Jacqueline, 32, has taken an unusual measure to try and heal the rift between them, which caused them to split a few months ago. Speaking exclusively to The Sun, a friend of Dan's told us: "Dan's at a football camp with his son, Jac would never normally go but she is there too with their girls. "She's desperate for their relationship to work and won't leave his side." Advertisement It comes as Jaqueline shared pictures and videos from the family's half term break away today. The sweet photos and clips showed them enjoying quality time together, as they get things back on track. The family could be seen relaxing, playing on the beach, and going for bike rides. 'MAKE OR BREAK' HOLIDAY In April, the pair went on a 'make or break' trip to Mexico with their daughters Ella, 9, and Mia, 6. Advertisement While they were there, they were seen looking loved-up, and spotted kissing and cuddling by their hotel pool. During their time away, an onlooker told The Sun: 'Dan and Jac looked like any normal couple. Jacqueline Jossa and estranged hubby Dan Osbourne enjoy a 'make or break' Easter holiday together in Mexico 'There were a few Brits at the resort, but no one recognised them and they were left alone to relax and enjoy quality time together. 'It seemed that having Jac's mum there to help with the kids gave them some extra time together.' Advertisement ROCKY ROMANCE The couple first met in 2013, tying the knot in 2017. However, over the years they have been dogged with issues and rumours surrounding their marriage. 5 Jaqueline revealed today that her and Dan have taken the kids away for half term Credit: TRIPadvisor 5 The family are enjoying some quality time together following a rough couple of months Credit: TRIPadvisor Advertisement In March, it was confirmed the pair had split and were 'dealing with things privately', with Dan moving to a house near the family home. Despite this, the pair have continued to put on a united front for the sake of their kids. This included celebrating Mother's Day together with Dan sharing a loving post about Jacqueline online. Jacqueline has also been seen spending the evening with Dan at his new home. Advertisement
The Irish Sun
4 days ago
- Entertainment
- The Irish Sun
Jac Jossa takes unusual step in bid to ‘ keep her family together' as she ‘refuses to leave Dan Osborne's side'
JACQUELINE Jossa has taken an unusual step in bid to "keep her family together", following her recent marriage troubles with husband Dan Osborne. The couple, who 5 Jacqueline Jossa wants to do everything she can to 'keep her family together' amid her Dan Osborne's marriage woes Credit: Refer to Caption 5 Jac is keen to get things 'back on track' with her husband Credit: Instagram 5 The couple recently went on a 'make-or-break; holiday Credit: Social Media Following a In fact, Speaking exclusively to The Sun, a friend of Dan's told us: "Dan's at a football camp with his son, Jac would never normally go but she is there too with their girls. "She's desperate for their relationship to work and won't leave his side." READ MORE JACQUELINE JOSSA It comes as Jaqueline shared pictures and videos from the family's half term break away today. The sweet photos and clips showed them enjoying quality time together, as they get things back on track. The family could be seen relaxing, playing on the beach, and going for bike rides. 'MAKE OR BREAK' HOLIDAY In April, the Most read in Showbiz While they were there, they were seen looking loved-up, and During their time away, an onlooker told The Sun: 'Dan and Jac looked like any normal couple. Jacqueline Jossa and estranged hubby Dan Osbourne enjoy a 'make or break' Easter holiday together in Mexico 'There were a few Brits at the resort, but no one recognised them and they were left alone to relax and enjoy quality time together. 'It seemed that having Jac's mum there to help with the kids gave them some extra time together.' ROCKY ROMANCE The couple first met in 2013, tying the knot in 2017. However, over the years they have been dogged with issues and rumours surrounding their marriage. 5 Jaqueline revealed today that her and Dan have taken the kids away for half term Credit: TRIPadvisor 5 The family are enjoying some quality time together following a rough couple of months Credit: TRIPadvisor In March, it was Despite this, the pair have continued to put on a united front for the sake of their kids This included Jacqueline has also been seen spending the evening with Dan at his new home. Jacqueline Jossa and Dan Osborne relationship timeline Jacqueline Jossa and Dan Osborne have weathered several storms since they first got together over 10 years ago. Here's how their relationship has played out 2013: After meeting at an awards ceremony that year, Jacqueline and Dan start going on a string of dates November 2013: Jacqueline is forced to defend Dan online after it was revealed he had also been on dates with Ferne McCann, Jac cleared up the matter by saying he was "single and can do what he wants". August 2014: Dan and Jacqueline announce that she is pregnant with their first child together February 2015: The couple welcome their first baby, a daughter named Ella. June 2015: Dan excitedly announced on Twitter that he and Jacqueline were engaged after a romantic proposal in Greece. He wrote: "She said YES!!! I am the luckiest man in the world to be marrying the woman of my dreams." June 2017: The couple exchange vows at a star-studded wedding ceremony at Cheshire Manor House. January 2018: The couple announced they were expecting their second baby together. May 2018: News reports that the couple have split with Dan heading off to a Marbella bootcamp when she was 30 weeks pregnant. Dan later confirmed he was living with a friend, and told "The way I look at life is every day spent unhappy is a wasted day, and we were both having a lot of unhappy days," he added. "I still obviously care for Jacqueline but if we can't make each other happy then we shouldn't stay together. Life is too short." May 2018: Dan was seen getting close to Gabby Allen, sparking rumours they were now seeing each other during his break with Jacqueline. June 2018: The couple's second daughter, Mia, is born. October 2018 : Dan and Jacqueline confirm they are giving their relationship another shot, telling OK! Magazine they "went through a bad patch" but are "stronger than ever". March 2019: Dan is accused of cheating on Jacqueline with Love Island star November 2019: Jacqueline enters I'm A Celebrity but threatens to quit when December 2019: Celebrity Big Brother star Chloe Ayling accuses Dan of having a threesome with her and Natalie Nunn on a boozy night out. Chloe stated in an interview with The Sun that Dan was "making a fool of Jacqueline". August 2024: Dan and Jacqueline become victim of a terrifying kidnap plot while they're on holiday with their daughters. The pair claim £20,000 worth of jewellery and January 2025: January 20 25: The couple are one again March 2025: The Sun exclusively reveals that Dan has moved out of the home he shares with Jacqueline.
South Wales Guardian
09-05-2025
- Sport
- South Wales Guardian
Jac Morgan called up to British & Irish Lions squad
Former Ysgol Dyffryn Aman pupil Jac Morgan, 25, has captained Wales and is set to go on the tour of a lifetime with the revered Lions. He is one of just two Welsh internationals to make the 38-man squad. Morgan said it's 'a massive honour' to have achieved 'the pinnacle' of selection for the British & Irish Lions. He only found out when he landed in Durban as he was flying with his Ospreys teammates to South Africa ahead of their match with the Hollywoodbets Sharks. His teammates celebrated the news with him. Flying high over South Africa ✈ The moment Jac Morgan found out he was named in the @lionsofficial squad, as the team flew from Johannesburg to Durban for tomorrow's @URCOfficial fixture vs @SharksRugby 🦁 Congratulations, Jac 👏#TogetherAsOne "It was a bit nerve-racking just waiting to land," he admitted to Ospreys Rugby's Simon Thomas. "When I found out, it was a little bit emotional. "Everyone was clapping and cheering and, as soon as we got off the plane, everyone was coming over and congratulating me. "That was quite emotional." Mark Jones, Ospreys head coach, said: "I think he can massively thrive in that environment. "For six to eight weeks, he will be in and around players who have been on previous tours and in teams winning regular trophies domestically and internationally. "He will draw an incredible amount of learning and habit building from that and pull lots of growth out of those conversations. "There will be different coaching styles and the different challenge of Lions touring with two games a week. "But I think Jac will thrive in that environment and only become far better for being in it. "He will learn a lot from being in a Lions group - but, I'll tell you what, they will learn a fair bit from him as well. "He has got a lot to offer and add."
The Independent
11-03-2025
- Sport
- The Independent
Wales captain Jac Morgan is ‘the best seven in Britain'
Dafydd Jenkins has labelled his Wales team-mate Jac Morgan 'the best seven in Britain' ahead of Saturday's Guinness Six Nations clash with England. Despite Wales losing all four games in this season's tournament and hovering dangerously close to a second successive wooden spoon, Morgan has produced blistering, dynamic form. Wales captain Morgan heads the Six Nations tackle chart with 73 and lies second for defensive ruck arrivals, leading from the front in often testing circumstances. He has smashed down the door in terms of announcing British and Irish Lions selection credentials, and Wales know they are guaranteed another super-human effort from him when England arrive at the Principality Stadium. 'He is an incredible player. He is a class bloke, very humble, and someone I love playing with and playing for,' Wales and Exeter lock Jenkins said. 'You always know he is going to give everything, and you always know he is going to be one of the best players on the pitch, whoever we are playing against. 'Having people like that – Jac, Taulupe (Faletau), Tomos (Williams) – it does help the team forward. They are special players. 'For me, Jac is the best seven in Britain at the moment. If you are talking about a Lions tour, in my opinion he's on there for sure. 'Seeing Jac doing special things really inspires you to think we do have the sort of team to start winning games and hopefully win championships in the future.' While England remain in Six Nations title contention, Wales face a straight fight with Italy to avoid finishing bottom of the table. Wales have lost their last 16 Tests, and it is 10 Six Nations defeats on the bounce since beating Italy in March 2023. But their home record against England during the Six Nations era, including World Cup warm-up games, shows nine wins and seven defeats. Jenkins added: 'It's huge. I think if I go back to Exeter with a win I would be a lot happier in terms of you can start ripping into a few of the other boys! 'I have taken my fair share off them now, so it would be nice to hand out a bit. 'This is the game you dream of playing in as a kid. Pretty sure they (England) can win the championship, so we can't be having that in Cardiff. 'I probably started watching rugby properly during the 2011 World Cup, so seeing Wales have success there really inspired me to go on and play and want to be in the Welsh jersey in these big games against England.' Wales have looked a creative and dangerous force across interim head coach Matt Sherratt's two games at the helm against Ireland and Scotland. Ireland were pushed to the limit in Cardiff, then Wales gained two losing bonus points at Murrayfield after trailing 35-8 with 20 minutes left. 'We are close (to winning games), but at the end of the day the only statistic that matters is the final score,' Jenkins said. 'I think England were getting a bit of stick about the way they played, but they are winning games, so it's a huge credit to them and something we would rather be on the right side of.'
Yahoo
11-03-2025
- Sport
- Yahoo
Wales captain Jac Morgan is ‘the best seven in Britain'
Dafydd Jenkins has labelled his Wales team-mate Jac Morgan 'the best seven in Britain' ahead of Saturday's Guinness Six Nations clash with England. Despite Wales losing all four games in this season's tournament and hovering dangerously close to a second successive wooden spoon, Morgan has produced blistering, dynamic form. Wales captain Morgan heads the Six Nations tackle chart with 73 and lies second for defensive ruck arrivals, leading from the front in often testing circumstances. 🏴 𝙅𝙖𝙘 𝙈𝙤𝙧𝙜𝙖𝙣 & 𝘿𝙖𝙛𝙮𝙙𝙙 𝙅𝙚𝙣𝙠𝙞𝙣𝙨 🔥 A Jac & Daf appreciation post as the dynamic duo put in a huge shift on Saturday afternoon combining for 5️⃣3️⃣ tackles & 6️⃣ turnovers 🤯 Here's a glimpse of the duo in action 💥#GuinnessM6N — Welsh Rugby Union 🏴 (@WelshRugbyUnion) March 10, 2025 He has smashed down the door in terms of announcing British and Irish Lions selection credentials, and Wales know they are guaranteed another super-human effort from him when England arrive at the Principality Stadium. 'He is an incredible player. He is a class bloke, very humble, and someone I love playing with and playing for,' Wales and Exeter lock Jenkins said. 'You always know he is going to give everything, and you always know he is going to be one of the best players on the pitch, whoever we are playing against. 'Having people like that – Jac, Taulupe (Faletau), Tomos (Williams) – it does help the team forward. They are special players. 'For me, Jac is the best seven in Britain at the moment. If you are talking about a Lions tour, in my opinion he's on there for sure. 'Seeing Jac doing special things really inspires you to think we do have the sort of team to start winning games and hopefully win championships in the future.' While England remain in Six Nations title contention, Wales face a straight fight with Italy to avoid finishing bottom of the table. Wales have lost their last 16 Tests, and it is 10 Six Nations defeats on the bounce since beating Italy in March 2023. Super Saturday awaits! 🙌 Ready for a massive final week of the #GuinnessM6N #WALvENG — England Rugby (@EnglandRugby) March 11, 2025 But their home record against England during the Six Nations era, including World Cup warm-up games, shows nine wins and seven defeats. Jenkins added: 'It's huge. I think if I go back to Exeter with a win I would be a lot happier in terms of you can start ripping into a few of the other boys! 'I have taken my fair share off them now, so it would be nice to hand out a bit. 'This is the game you dream of playing in as a kid. Pretty sure they (England) can win the championship, so we can't be having that in Cardiff. 'I probably started watching rugby properly during the 2011 World Cup, so seeing Wales have success there really inspired me to go on and play and want to be in the Welsh jersey in these big games against England.' Wales have looked a creative and dangerous force across interim head coach Matt Sherratt's two games at the helm against Ireland and Scotland. Ireland were pushed to the limit in Cardiff, then Wales gained two losing bonus points at Murrayfield after trailing 35-8 with 20 minutes left. 'We are close (to winning games), but at the end of the day the only statistic that matters is the final score,' Jenkins said. 'I think England were getting a bit of stick about the way they played, but they are winning games, so it's a huge credit to them and something we would rather be on the right side of.'
