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Jacqueline Jossa soaked up the sun during a Spanish getaway as she enjoyed a relaxing beach day with daughters Ella and Kim.The former EastEnders star, 30, donned a strapless cut-out patterned swimsuit for the outing, as she protected herself from the sun with a white baseball cap.The actress later covered up with a white kaftan, as she and her daughters continued enjoying the day out. Jacqueline's husband, former The Only Way Is Essex star Dan Osborne is believed to also be on the family holiday, however, he appeared to be absent from the girls' day out to the beach.

EastEnders are lining up a couple to get wed in an upcoming episode of the BBC soap, and it will coincide with a visit from a popstar. Olly Alexander - best known as the frontman of band Years and Years - will be joining the soap for a one-off episode prior to his appearance in the Eurovision Song Contest where he’ll be performing his song ‘Dizzy’. Olly will stop in at the Queen Vic after rehearsing where he meets an old friend Johnny Carter (played by Charlie Suff).

EastEnders did a world’s first in the episode that aired on Monday 22 April, as it saw two actors run the marathon as their characters. Jamie Borthwick and Emma Barton, who play Jay Brown and Honey Mitchell, ran the London marathon on Sunday 21 April.The footage was then edited into the episode, which saw Honey and Jay running the marathon.They were even cheered on by Callum Highway (Tony Clay), Peter Beale (Thomas Law) and Lauren Branning (Jacqueline Jossa) on the busy roads.

Lucy Alexander, who is soon set to appear permanently on Channel 4's A Place in the Sun, always has her family close to her heart.The 53 year old, who is known for appearing on Homes Under the Hammer, is married to ex-Premier League footballer Stewart Castledine, with whom she shares two children, daughter Kitty, and son, Leo. Kitty has found fame in her own right, playing the role of Penny Branning, cousin of Lauren Branning, on BBC's EastEnders. She burst onto our screens in January 2024, hitting things off in a drugs mule storyline as she stashed drugs into her cousin, Lauren's (Jacqueline Jossa) suitcase in Paris.

Doting mum of two, EastEnders star Jac Jossa, has been open about the fact that she is done with having kids - and is very happy with the two daughters she has.The actress, who plays Lauren Branning in the popular BBC soap after re-joining the cast late last year, was asked during an episode of The Sam & Billie Podcast back in 2022 whether she wanted to expand her brood - and her answer couldn’t have been clearer. "No," she replied shaking her head. Asked if her husband, former reality star Dan Osborne might, she again said: "No.

Actress Jacqueline Jossa said she has been "so much happier" after making some lifestyle changes.The mum-of-two, who frequently shares her daily routine with fans, took part in a Q&A on Instagram, saying: "Let's have a catch up , ask away." One fan took the opportunity to ask the mum if she had changed her lifestyle recently because she looks "different." The 31-year-old replied: "I really have, I will have a talk at some point but nothing drastic or too huge, just been moving so much more, trying to train three times a week, sometimes more and sometimes less and eat well. "Honestly, my mind set had just changed in the last 8 or so months and just got so into it.

It wouldn't be truly World Book Day unless we spied adorable children in the cutest outfits - and this year was no different - and it wasn't just the kids getting involved either. Stars including Rochelle Humes and Kerry Katona were clearly up before their alarms this morning to help their sweet children get ready for a day of dressing up fun at school to celebrate some of the world's biggest stars. The Hitlist host Rochelle was first to share adorable pictures of her two youngest children, Valentina, six, and Blake, three dressed as very convincing Oompa Loompas from Roald Dahl classic Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.

She’s a busy working actress and mum to two daughters - so it’s no wonder that EastEnders star Jacqueline Jossa seems to be feeling the strain. The star, who plays Lauren Branning in the Walford soap, is back doing the all too familiar mum-work juggle, after re-joining the cast of the popular BBC soap late last year.

Whitney Dean (Shona McGarty) is left in critical condition after a car accident in EastEnders spoilers, can she be saved? In a special episode that takes place across five weeks, Whitney and Zack Hudson (James Farrar) go to visit Bianca Jackson (Patsy Palmer) in Milton Keynes.The pair are met with discontent from two local children, Britney (Lola Campbell) and Taylor. Whitney also tells Bianca about her pregnancy, but asks her to keep it secret from Sonia Fowler (Natalie Cassidy) who is struggling to conceive. A few weeks later, still in Milton Keynes, Whitney and Britney start to form a kinship and the youngster comes over for dinner at Bianca’s house.

EastEnders star Jacqueline Jossa wows fans as she shared a candid video showing off her “beautiful” singing voice, as fans urge her to "release an album". The actress took to Instagram on Tuesday afternoon where she sat in front of the camera and sang a rendition of On My Own from the musical Les Misérables.The 31 year old, who plays Lauren Branning in the BBC soap, showed off her natural beauty as she went makeup-free and donned a royal blue hoodie. She captioned the video: “Little singing afternoon.

It’s been five years since Dan Osborne issued a public apology to his wife Jacqueline Jossa for his “mistakes” during the relationship, after a slew of cheating allegations. And as they reach the anniversary of this turning point, EastEnders star Jacqueline, 31, has spoken openly about her long-standing relationship with therapy – something which she has once admitted “saved” the relationship. The couple, who share daughters Ella, eight, and Mia, five, are preparing for a big year ahead, with Jacqueline’s recent dramatic return to Albert Square as Lauren Branning, and are doing “better than ever” in their relationship, new can reveal.

Whitney Dean is set to leave Walford later this year and while details of her exit storyline are still yet to be revealed, EastEnders fans are sure they've worked out what prompts her to leave Albert Square. Whitney (Shona McGarty) is currently in a happy relationship with Zack Hudson (James Farrar), with the pair having moved in together and recently started fostering. Shortly after Christmas, Whitney discovered she's pregnant again and has ultimately decided to keep her baby.

Soap star Jacqueline Jossa has opened up on her battle with anxiety and revealed that she has been in therapy for 14 years - as she returns to EastEnders after five years. In an interview with The Sun, Jacqueline said she thinks that “everyone should have therapy” and that it is “amazing”. She said: “I’ve had it since I was 17.

Linda Carter is set for more drama in EastEnders following the return of Lauren Branning, who will soon uncover the truth about baby Annie's paternity. Lauren (Jacqueline Jossa) made her highly anticipated return to EastEnders on New Year's Day, but didn't quite make it to Albert Square after being arrested in the airport. However, she will soon be released after cousin Penny Branning's (Kitty Castledine) confession.

EastEnders appeared to accidentally air a swear word during its recent New Year's Day episode. The pre-watershed BBC soap found itself in an awkward blunder as the F-word was broadcast while a group of Walford residents were seen clubbing to bring in 2024.

EastEnders' Penny Branning made a dramatic comeback to the BBC soap this week, but who is she and what's her story? Penny is Jack Branning's daughter and has been off-screen since 2008. She uses a wheelchair as she is paralysed from the waist down, a fact revealed during her first stint on the show. Not everyone knew about Penny, even though she adored her dad.

Lauren Branning (Jacqueline Jossa) made a dramatic return to Albert Square, alongside her son Louie Beale, with fans quick to notice that the youngster has been recast. Last year Louie appeared as part of Cindy Beale's (Michelle Collins) return, as it emerged that she was living in France with husband Ian (Adam Woodyatt) and son Peter (Thomas Law), who is Louie's father. In this storyline, the eight year old was played by Freddie Harrington, but now Jake McNally is in the role.

EastEnders fans were thrilled with Jacqueline Jossa's big comeback as Lauren Branning in a surprising turn of events. Lauren has been living in Paris, France with her cousin Penny Branning, but during the latest episode, she decides to reconnect with her former flame Peter Beale and makes her way back to Walford. Even though Peter is out and about meeting all the ladies of Walford, Lauren seems to still hold a torch for him, despite previously swearing off seeing him again after his lies relating to Cindy.

Jacqueline Jossa, who shot to fame playing troubled teen Lauren Branning on EastEnders in 2010, has become one of the nation's favourite celebs. With her loving husband Dan Osborne and their two daughters, the former Queen of the Jungle often gives her 3.4 million Instagram followers a peek into her lovely life as she prepares to return to the soap over the festive season, with scenes in Paris, France being shown on New Year's Day 2024. We look at all the hurdles the star has jumped over on her way to becoming the nation's darling.

Following the drama over New Year, Lauren Branning (Jacqueline Jossa) finally arrives back in Albert Square in latest EastEnders spoilers. Lauren is desperate to be reunited with her little son Louie Beale and then leave as soon as possible to see her mum Tanya in Exeter. However, when Peter Beale (Thomas Law) sees Lauren again, he manages to convince to stay for a little longer so he can spend more time with his son.

While EastEnders fans may still be reeling from the shock death of one beloved character on Christmas Day, one detail that may help to soften the blow - is the return of fan favourite Lauren Branning in the new year. The character, who is played by actress Jacqueline Jossa, is set to make her highly anticipated return on New Year’s Day with a series of explosive scenes taking place in Paris, France — a far cry from Lauren’s Walford roots.

EastEnders star Jacqueline Jossa has gotten into the Christmas spirit as she showed off the sweet surprise she set up for her children. The 31 year old actress shares daughters Ella, seven, and Mia, five, with her husband, the former TOWIE star Dan Osborne. She is also step mum to nine year old Teddy, Dan’s son from his previous relationship with ex Megan Tomlin.

Returning to a role after a five-year hiatus might seem daunting to most – but not to EastEnders actress Jacqueline Jossa, who is back and better than ever. The star – known for her Walford character Lauren Branning – is returning to Walford to take part in some of the biggest storylines this Christmas, and the mum-of-two has admitted how excited she is to reprise her role. “It’s such an amazing time to be back as there is so much buzz around EastEnders at the moment.

Jacqueline Jossa steps back into the shoes of Lauren Branning in the first two pictures from her dramatic EastEnders return. Having spent some time abroad, the Walford favourite is seen being handcuffed by airport police after a sniffer dog discovered a substance in her luggage. Penny Branning and Lauren's young son Louis Beale are in tow, but what must they be thinking? These comeback scenes will air on BBC One later this year.

Jacqueline Jossa has told fans she's 'scared' as she offered a major update about how her life is set to change once more. It was revealed at the end of September that the actress will be returning to Walford as she reprises her former role as Lauren Branning.

It seems the EastEnders writing team are indulging in a hefty dose of nostalgia - with the tease of yet another show veteran returning to the BBC soap. It comes after the successful return of Cindy Beale, played by Michelle Collins, who teases the arrival of the mystery ex-EastEnder in next week's show. After being presumed dead and living under the alias Rose in Spain and France Cindy is now trying to establish a business in Walford.

Jacqueline Jossa ’s announcement that she’s returning to EastEnders has delighted soap fans, but a source believes her surprise comeback is a “make or break” move that could put unwanted strain on her and Dan Osborne’s six-year marriage. Last week, the 30-year-old actress revealed she’s heading back to Albert Square later this year to reprise her role as Lauren Branning – five years after her dramatic departure.

EastEnders star Jacqueline Jossa is feeling a mixture of emotions about her full-time return to the soap, according to her husband Dan Osborne. The actress, 30, left the show in 2018 after eight years as Lauren Branning but went on to make two brief cameos. One was an unannounced guest appearance while the other was at Dot Cotton's funeral.

Dan Osborne took to social media to show support for his wife Jacqueline Jossa, as it has been revealed that she is returning to EastEnders. The reality star, 32, appears to be making it clear that his relationship is strong, despite recent speculation that they could be on the rocks - which began when the duo both shared a number of ‘cryptic’ social media posts.

Jacqueline Jossa is set to make an explosive return to EastEnders, five years after quitting the soap.The 30 year old actress will reprise her role full time as Lauren Branning. She first took on the role in 2010 before going on to leave in 2018. The show favourite made a brief return to Albert Square last December for soap legend Dot Cotton’s funeral, as well as an unannounced guest appearance in June.

EastEnders is to see the return of more beloved characters in the coming months following the successful comeback of Cindy Beale. The return of Cindy, played by Michelle Collins, left fans floored - while also sparking a social media frenzy and boosting ratings. Now, the BBC One soap’s executive producer, Chris Clenshaw, has confirmed that more popular characters are going to be making a comeback - with their identities set to be announced soon.