Heartbroken Jacqueline Jossa in dramatic last ditch bid to save marriage to Dan Osborne after he moved out - suong

JACQUELINE Jossa is making a last-ditch attempt to save her eight-year marriage to Dan Osborne.

Pals said the couple, who split last week, are holding crisis talks after he moved out of the family home.

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They say Jacqueline, 32 — Lauren Branning in EastEnders — has told them she has no plans to start divorce proceedings.

The star, who looked downcast in a selfie she posted from the soap’s set yesterday, will not call in lawyers until she is sure she and Dan, 33, have no future.

The pal said: “Jacqueline and Dan have effectively ended the marriage but she wants to try to get back on track. Things have been very difficult between them but she still has love for Dan.

“He’s still not living at the family home but he and Jacqueline are talking things through. There has been no conversation about divorce.”

The couple began dating in 2013 and former Towie star Dan proposed in 2015.

He said at the time: “I am the luckiest man in the world to be marrying the woman of my dreams.”

They have two daughters aged ten and six, and Dan also has an 11-year-old son from a previous relationship.

Their marriage has been rocked by multiple cheating allegations against Dan.

In 2020, he told The Sun: “I’ve made mistakes, yeah. I’ve done things I shouldn’t have done. Me and Jac have spoken about that and she has forgiven me. I was a different person.”

The Sun on Sunday revealed that the couple had split and Dan had moved out to a new home near Southend, Essex.

A friend said: “Jacqueline and Dan have decided living apart and taking a break from each other is what they need.

“It’s not been easy for them lately. Neither knows what is going to happen in the future.”

A representative for the couple confirmed the split news in a joint statement.

It read: “Jacqueline and Dan are handling things privately, choosing to keep their lives and relationship out the public eye.

“Their children remain their top priority, surrounded by love and care from both parents — something that will never change.”

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