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Inside Jacqueline Jossa’s rollercoaster marriage to Dan Osborne as she denies split – from Love Island DMs to money rows

JACQUELINE Jossa’s marriage to Dan Osborne has been anything but smooth sailing.

While the EastEnders actress, 32, has denied recent rumours of a split, her tumultuous relationship with the former Towie star, 33, is back in the spotlight.

Dan Osborne and Jacqueline Jossa at the National Television Awards.
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Jacqueline Jossa’s marriage to Dan Osborne has been anything but smooth sailing[/caption]
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The couple have been forced to deny a split once again[/caption]

The star was even spotted at the gym this week without her wedding ring amid rumours she and her husband are having trouble.

Love Island All Stars’ Gabby Allen, 32, also broke her silence on a feud with Jacqueline as she admitted she’s no longer speaks to Dan, who she was pictured in 2018 getting close with on a yacht.

But the couple have faced several other challenges over the years, including further cheating allegations, social media scandals and failed vow renewals.

Gabby’s comments

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Love Island All Stars’ Gabby Allen, lso broke her silence on a feud with Jacqueline[/caption]

Gabby, who is hoping to find her dream man as she returns to the villa, said she is no longer in contact with Dan.

She told The Sun: “That literally hasn’t crossed my mind for years.

“I feel like I’m so far removed from that situation now, that I don’t know, it’s mad that people would like even bring it up but I suppose people are interested in that aren’t they?

“I mean me and Dan were just mates, but we weren’t that good mates to like warrant continuing a friendship.”

The blonde beauty went on to wish the couple well and said she had hoped that everyone had moved on.

“It’s like that was a long time ago and we knew each other for a very short amount of time and that was it,” she shared.

“I just hope that, like, that doesn’t cause issues for, like, them because it was a very long time and I feel like everybody’s moved on and I hope they’re really happy.”

What happened between Dan and Gabby?

Jacqueline walked out on Towie star Dan after learning he’d sent Gabby a flirty message in 2020.

Love cheat Dan contacted Gabby in April that year but she did not respond.

Shortly afterwards, I’m A Celebrity winner Jacqueline secretly took out a six-month lease on a new property and moved out of the family home.

Jacqueline and Dan had a series of bust-ups while isolating before the actress moved out.

A source said: “Jacqueline has always been suspicious about Dan and other women — especially Gabby. Everything has been magnified in lockdown.

“Dan took a shine to Gabby back on that yacht but she swears blind nothing ever, ever happened — and is furious about being dragged into his mess yet again.

“They last texted shortly before Dan went to Australia to support Jac in the jungle.

“But that was all platonic from Gabby’s side.

“He did send her a suggestive message over Instagram last month which she never responded to.

“Gabby has zero interest in Dan, and she wants no association with him.

“However Dan’s intentions seem less clear.

“Jacqueline has rented a property near her parents and spent thousands on new furniture to make it feel like home.

“But Dan has begged for one final chance, and of course she wants to fight for her marriage for the sake of their kids.”

Marbella controversy

The rumours involving Gabby were just one chapter in a series of controversies that have plagued Jacqueline and Dan since they first got together in 2013.

The couple married in 2017 after a two-year engagement, tying the knot at a Cheshire manor house.

However, their marriage quickly faced challenges.

Photos of Gabby and Dan looking close on a yacht added fuel to the fire, but Dan dismissed the speculation, saying he was simply “speaking and laughing with a friend”.

Despite his explanations, the incident caused tension in his marriage to Jacqueline, who later admitted the situation had deeply affected her.

Gabby’s recent comments have brought those memories back into the public eye, with a source close to Jacqueline telling The Sun, “Gabby being back in the spotlight is the last thing Jac and Dan need and will no doubt bring back memories for Jac.”

At the time, Gabby’s ex-boyfriend Marcel Somerville accused her of cheating with Dan during their trip to Marbella, a claim both parties strongly denied.

Chloe Ayling Scandal

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In December 2019, model Chloe Ayling claimed she had a threesome with Dan[/caption]
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She said it was with US reality star Natalie Nunn[/caption]

The couple’s relationship was further tested by other cheating allegations.

In December 2019, model Chloe Ayling claimed she had a threesome with Dan and US reality star Natalie Nunn during a boozy night out.

Chloe said, “He had full sex with Natalie in front of me in the bathroom, and then kissed and performed a sex act on me.”

Dan never directly addressed the claims but posted cryptic messages on social media at the time.

He also liked a tweet branding Chloe Ayling a “sl*g”, fuelling speculation about his involvement.

Jacqueline’s priorities during I’m A Celeb

Jacqueline became the first winner in I’m A Celebrity history to cancel live TV interviews.

Her decision came after the threesome allegations against Dan emerged.

Despite previous champions appearing on daytime shows the next day, Jacqueline is said to have refused to go on any and said she wanted to spend time with her children instead.

A source told The Mirror: “She has to film for the ‘coming out’ show which airs later this week, so cancelled all other TV offers like GMB and Lorraine to spend more time with the family.

“Jacqueline and Dan spent time together in the hotel and probably had a lot to talk about.”

The Alexandra Cane allegations

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Dan was accused of having a fling with Love Island’s Alexandra Cane in 2019[/caption]

Despite these efforts, more rumours emerged.

Dan was accused of having a fling with Love Island’s Alexandra Cane in 2019, a claim he strongly denied, calling it “a load of rubbish”.

Onlookers told The Sun how the dad of two made a move on the reality star in the middle of Manchester’s Neighbourhood bar.

Dan was invited to the party along with Alexandra and a number of other stars, including Megan Barton Hanson and James Argent.

And as they hit the dancefloor, Dan made a beeline for Alexandra – leaving other partygoers stunned.

One eyewitness told The Sun: “Dan was all over Alexandra. At one point he grabbed her and kissed her.”

Another onlooker added: “He was putting his hands all on her – grinding against her and thrusting his hips.

“He’s a married man so it was pretty shocking. She didn’t seem that into it but she laughed it off.

“Everyone was talking about how he was acting. There were loads of women there but he was only interested in Alexandra.

“They left together in a taxi with a couple of friends when the party was over.”

Dan has denied he did anything but dance with Alexandra and insisted they had been mates for a while, despite him only following her on Instagram the morning after.

Failed vow renewal

The couple eventually reconciled, with Jacqueline choosing to forgive Dan for his alleged indiscretions.

Jacqueline even told The Sun how they’d planned to renew their vows after her I’m A Celeb victory, attributing the idea to wanting their children present.

She said: “The thought of it cringes me out slightly but we might do something like renew our vows when the time is right.

“We would like all five of us in the photos – we’d do it for the kids.

“It does feel like we have a new relationship though, so it might be quite nice to celebrate that.”

However, it doesn’t appear they went through with their plans.

Money woes

Dan appeared on the Essex-based reality series for two years until 2015 and then came third on the 2018 series of Celebrity Big Brother.

Making it to the finale of CBB won Dan a £60,000 pay day but was not enough to keep him out of financial trouble.

The Sun reported in 2019 his business has just £978 left on the books and his firm – Storms Entertainment – has £7,469 in debt.

Another company he owned called Charlie Entertainments was dissolved in 2017.

It went bust with undisclosed debts after HMRC petitioned the high court to put it into liquidation.

Dan Osborne and Jacqueline Jossa: A Relationship Timeline

2013 – The Beginning
Dan and Jacqueline’s love story began in 2013 when they started dating. Dan was known from The Only Way Is Essex, while Jacqueline was starring as Lauren Branning on EastEnders.

February 2015 – Welcoming Baby Ella
The couple welcomed their first child, Ella, in early 2015, strengthening their bond.

June 2015 – Engagement News
Dan proposed during a family holiday in Greece, and Jacqueline said yes!

June 2017 – The Big Day
The pair tied the knot in a beautiful wedding surrounded by family and friends.

2018 – Marriage Troubles
Rumors of trouble began surfacing, and Dan briefly moved out of their family home.

December 2018 – Baby Mia Arrives
The arrival of their second daughter, Mia, brought the family closer again, though challenges persisted.

2019 – Public Challenges
The couple continued to face difficulties, with Dan being linked to infidelity rumors, though both parties remained relatively tight-lipped.

2020 – Jacqueline’s Jungle Confession
After winning I’m a Celebrity, Jacqueline addressed the ups and downs in their marriage, admitting they were working on things behind closed doors.

2021 – Separation Speculation
Reports of time apart and ongoing issues fuelled speculation, though neither confirmed an official split at the time.

2025 – Uncertain Future
Dan and Jacqueline’s relationship remains a topic of fan theories, with Jacqueline seen without her wedding ring in January.

When did they marry the first time?

Jacqueline first started dating Dan back in 2013.

They then got married in June 2017, tying the knot at a Cheshire manor house.

The couple were engaged for two years before getting married.

Before dating Dan, Jacqueline, who played Lauren Branning, dated her co-star Tony Discipline.

How many children do Dan Osborne and Jacqueline Jossa have?

Dan and Jacqueline share a nine-year-old daughter, Ella, who was born in 2015.

Dan also has 11-year-old son, Teddy, from a previous relationship with Megan Tomlin.

On June 25, 2018, Jacqueline gave birth to another baby girl.

The couple named their second daughter Mia and often share snaps of their children online.

When did they split up before?

In May 2018, The Sun exclusively revealed that Dan and Jacqueline had split.

The couple were thought to have broken up over a series of rows about Dan working away from home.

But by June 2018, Dan shared a picture of him and daughter Ella snuggling in their family home, which hinted that the couple had reconciled.

The two appeared to be back on track following Dan’s stint in Celebrity Big Brother and seemed to have put their secret rows behind them.

However in March 2019, it was revealed that the pair are sleeping in separate bedrooms after the fallout from his Alexandra snog.

Jacqueline Jossa and Dan Osbourne on a red carpet.
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Jacqueline first started dating Dan back in 2013[/caption]
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They then got married in June 2017, tying the knot at a Cheshire manor house[/caption]
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They share kids Ella and Mia[/caption]
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Jacqueline went for a workout this week without her wedding ring[/caption]

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Casey’s third time in the villa says it all – Love Island All Stars needs a rest, says Jessie Wynter

LOVE Island star Jessie Wynter has slammed this year’s All Stars series after watching Casey O’Gorman in the villa for a third time.

Casey has made another comeback to the ITV2 show as a bombshell but Jessie thinks his return signals that it’s time for “a break”.

Jessie Wynter at the Beauty Awards.
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Jessie Wynter has slammed this year’s All Stars series of Love Island[/caption]
Casey O'Gorman from Love Island: All Stars.
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The Aussie believes the return of Casey O’Gorman signals it’s time for ‘a rest’[/caption]
Casey O'Gorman from ITV2 Love Island All Stars.
Casey also appeared on last year’s Love Island All Stars
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The Aussie beauty appeared in Love Island alongside Casey during his first stint, watched him on All Stars last year and cannot believe he is back again.

Speaking to The Sun on behalf of Slotscalendar, Jessie said she feels this year’s All Stars series ‘isn’t giving fans what they want’ as a result.

Jessie, 28, said: “I think it’s very early on but I don’t think it’s hitting the same as last year.

“They use the title All Star. Casey’s been in the villa three times.

“I thought All Stars was meant to be a big hurrah, people we haven’t seen for a while?

“Love Island producers, what’s going on here?”

Casey first appeared in Love Island in 2023, before returning for the 2024 All Stars series.

The 28-year-old has once again strolled back into the South African villa as an early bombshell.

Upon his return, Casey immediately came under fire from Love Island alumni and new housemate Kaz Crossley.

Kaz let rip at Casey and accused him of treating Love Island girls badly, including her close friend Georgia Harrison.

Jessie says: “Casey does bring the drama.

“Since he’s left the villa, he has been hooking up with other islanders so he’s giving Ex Island.

“Where he goes the drama follows and I think the producers love that.”

But speaking about the future of the show, she added: “I think the fact that Casey has gone into All Stars two times in a row says enough.

“I think next year, if they want it to be a big success, they almost do need to give it a rest.

“It’s called All Stars. We want to see an All Stars cast rather than scrounge islanders together and put them all in there.

“It’s not what people want to see.”

Love Island All Stars 2025 official line-up

Love Island All Stars is back on TV for season 2.

Here we take you through the line-up of all the Islanders who are in the villa so far.

Bombshells

Each series brings with it a string of hot single bombshells making their epic entrance into the villa.

Here’s who has joined the villa so far:

Jessie is still in a relationship with Will Young, a farmer who she met on Love Island.

Satisfyingly the couple have proved Casey wrong, after he branded Jessie “fake” while they were all in the villa together.

Casey was also called a “snake” in February 2023 after he was accused of “encouraging” Will to have his head turned by Casa Amor bombshell Layla Al-Momani.

At the time, one fan raged: “Casey moving like a snake I see Lmaoo.”

Another added: “Casey is egging on Will.”

This year, Casey has coupled up with 2017 islander Gabby Allen.

However, earlier this week fans were convinced Casey already “wanted out” of his romance with the blonde beauty.

  • Love Island All Stars can be watched on ITV2/ ITVX
Jessie Wynter on a candlelit date.
Jessie took part in the 2023 series of Love Island
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Casey O'Gorman, Tom Clare, and Will Young, Love Island friends.
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She was in the villa with Casey and her now-boyfriend Will Young[/caption]
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Fans accused Casey of trying to ‘sabotage’ Jessie and Will but they are still together today[/caption]
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Casey is currently coupled up with Gabby Allen in Love Island All Stars
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First-time buyers ‘have just days’ to agree purchases or risk £7,500 Stamp Duty hit ahead of big rule change

THOUSANDS of first-time buyers have just days left to get their purchase agreed or face being slapped with a £7,500 stamp duty bill.

Currently, first-time buyers do not have to pay stamp duty on the first £450,000 of a property purchase.

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Thousands of first-time buyers have just days left to get their purchase agreed[/caption]

But from April the threshold beyond which they must pay the tax will plummet to £300,000.

Meanwhile, home movers currently only pay land tax on purchases worth £250,000 or more.

This threshold will be slashed to £125,000 for owners who want to move up the ladder.

The changes are forecast to drag approximately 310,000 more homebuyers in England into paying stamp duty each year, according to Estate Agent Hamptons.

It could add thousands of pounds to the total cost of buying a home.

For instance, a first-time buyer who purchases a property worth £450,000 today does not need to pay any stamp duty.

But their property tax bill could rise to £7,500 from April.

If the same buyer was to purchase a home worth £325,000 then they would need to hand over £1,250 in stamp duty.

As a result, many first-time buyers are “making a dash for the finish line” said Aneisha Beveridge, head of research at Hamptons.

She said: “We have seen a particular uptick in purchases over £425,000, where new buyers face the biggest tax bill hikes.

“With completion times averaging around four months, many of those agreeing sales now find themselves cutting it fine. 

The next few weeks will be crucial for those hoping to avoid higher stamp duty bills.”

Buyers who want to complete their purchase before the deadline need to act fast as time is running out.

It takes an average of 126 days between a sale being agreed and completion.

How much extra would I need to pay?

First-time buyers currently do not pay stamp duty on the first £425,000 of their property's value.

Beyond that stamp duty is charged at 5% on the portion from £425,001 to £625,000.

But from April 1 the threshold at which you pay stamp duty will be cut to £300,000.

Beyond that you will pay 5% stamp duty on the portion from £300,001 to £500,000.

If the price is over £500,000, you canot claim the relief.

A first-time buyer who is buying a home worth £325,000 would pay £1,250 in stamp duty from April 1.

If the same homeowner instead purchases a property worth £350,000 then their bill would rise to £2,500.

Those with a bigger budget who want to buy a house worth £400,000 would need to hand over £5,000 in stamp duty after March 31.

Or if their dream home is worth £450,000 then their bill would rise to an eye-watering £7,500.

All of these buyers would pay no stamp duty if they complete their sale before March 31.

Only around 29% of sales agreed complete within three months.

But that figure falls to 13% within two months and just 6% in one month.

Andrew Montlake, managing director at mortgage broker Coreco, warns that first-time buyers need to act now if they want to meet the deadline.

He said: “In reality, it really is the last couple of weeks to get a purchase agreed if you want to be in with a chance of making the deadline.”

Some homeowners have already sprung into action.

The proportion of homes which were bought by first-time buyers across Great Britain hit a record high in the last two months of the year.

First-time buyers purchased 31.8% of homes in the country in November and December, the highest figure on record.

Yorkshire and the Humber saw the biggest rise in the proportion of homes bought by a first-time buyer.

Over the course of last year around 28% of homes were purchased by a first-time homeowner.

But this number soared to 32% in November and December.

How to get the best deal on your mortgage

IF you're looking for a traditional type of mortgage, getting the best rates depends entirely on what's available at any given time.

There are several ways to land the best deal.

Usually the larger the deposit you have the lower the rate you can get.

If you’re remortgaging and your loan-to-value ratio (LTV) has changed, you’ll get access to better rates than before.

Your LTV will go down if your outstanding mortgage is lower and/or your home’s value is higher.

A change to your credit score or a better salary could also help you access better rates.

And if you’re nearing the end of a fixed deal soon it’s worth looking for new deals now.

You can lock in current deals sometimes up to six months before your current deal ends.

Leaving a fixed deal early will usually come with an early exit fee, so you want to avoid this extra cost.

But depending on the cost and how much you could save by switching versus sticking, it could be worth paying to leave the deal – but compare the costs first.

To find the best deal use a mortgage comparison tool to see what’s available.

You can also go to a mortgage broker who can compare a much larger range of deals for you.

Some will charge an extra fee but there are plenty who give advice for free and get paid only on commission from the lender.

You’ll also need to factor in fees for the mortgage, though some have no fees at all.

You can add the fee – sometimes more than £1,000 – to the cost of the mortgage, but be aware that means you’ll pay interest on it and so will cost more in the long term.

You can use a mortgage calculator to see how much you could borrow.

Remember you’ll have to pass the lender’s strict eligibility criteria too, which will include affordability checks and looking at your credit file.

You may also need to provide documents such as utility bills, proof of benefits, your last three month’s payslips, passports and bank statements.

Meanwhile, in London nearly half of homes sold in the last two months of the year were purchased by first-time buyers – the highest share in the country.

Around 69% of these buyers bought a home which cost more than £300,000.

This means they are set to save money if they can complete their purchase by the deadline.

Buyers in London and the South East will be some of the worst affected by the stamp duty changes as property prices are much higher in these regions.

A typical home in the UK cost £268,518, according to Nationwide Building Society.

But an average home in the Capital would set you back £525,535 – nearly double the national average.

Meanwhile, a similar property in the South East would set you back £336,224 – £67,706 more than the national average.

How to complete your purchase before the deadline

David Hollingworth, associate director of mortgage broker London & Country, said keeping on top of things that you can control can help you to get your purchase over the line.

He said: “Being super prompt with any document requests from your lender and solicitor will help ensure that you aren’t building in any avoidable delay.

“That will help if you need to put some pressure on your buyer to speed the process up but of course, a lot will depend on the length of the chain as to what can be achieved.”

Do not wait for updates from your mortgage broker and estate agent.

Instead, check in with them every couple of days and ask for regular updates on any paperwork you need to complete.

Different parts of the buying process can vary in how long they may take, property portal Zoopla warns.

Examples of this could include:

  • Securing a mortgage – two to four weeks
  • Making an offer – one week
  • Instructing a conveyancer – six weeks to three months
  • Getting a survey done – one week
  • Exchanging contracts and completing the purchase – one day to two weeks

You should set a target for exchanging contracts so that everyone in the process has the same deadline to work towards.

What help is out there for first-time buyers?

GETTING on the property ladder can feel like a daunting task but there are schemes out there to help first-time buyers have their own home.

Help to Buy Isa – It’s a tax-free savings account where for every £200 you save, the Government will add an extra £50. But there’s a maximum limit of £3,000 which is paid to your solicitor when you move. These accounts have now closed to new applicants but those who already hold one have until November 2029 to use it.

Help to Buy equity loan – The Government will lend you up to 20% of the home’s value – or 40% in London – after you’ve put down a 5% deposit. The loan is on top of a normal mortgage but it can only be used to buy a new build property.

Lifetime Isa – This is another Government scheme that gives anyone aged 18 to 39 the chance to save tax-free and get a bonus of up to £32,000 towards their first home. You can save up to £4,000 a year and the Government will add 25% on top.

Shared ownership – Co-owning with a housing association means you can buy a part of the property and pay rent on the remaining amount. You can buy anything from 25% to 75% of the property but you’re restricted to specific ones.

Mortgage guarantee scheme – The scheme opens to new 95% mortgages from April 19 2021. Applicants can buy their first home with a 5% deposit, it’s eligible for homes up to £600,000.

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