Jacqueline Jossa has spoken out about split rumours with her husband Dan Osbourne and revealed how her home burglary changed her life. 

The EastEnders star, 32, and her husband of eight-years, who share daughters Ella, nine, Mia, five, with, are 'still very much together' and have no plans to separate.

The couple's relationship has been plagued by accusations of infidelity and in 2018, Dan, 33, was linked to Gabby Allen, who recently returned to the Love Island villa for All Stars, after they were spotted getting close on a yacht in Marbella.

Speaking to The Sun, Jacqueline, who stars as Lauren Branning in the BBC soap, confessed her frustration as she said 'people think they know more about her life than she does'. 

'They were saying: 'Jacqueline didn't spend Christmas with Daniel.' But all I have to do is post pictures of us together with Christmas hats on. We lie in bed next to each other, laughing and reading stuff online about us.'

Jacqueline added that the speculation is 'ridiculous' but she understands that it comes with being in the public eye.  

The actress also revealed that was left shaken last August when masked thieves broke into the Marbella villa she and Dan were staying in at the time. 

The criminals made off with £20,000 worth of possessions, including her diamond engagement ring.

Jacqueline said the experience has changed her for the better because it 'put things into perspective' and she knows the situation could have been a lot worse. 

Jacqueline has been reportledy 'shocked and hurt' at rumours she and Dan have split following the sale of their 'forever home'.

The Sun reported that the couple have accepted a sale on their £2M property in Essex after months on the market.

A source said: 'Jacqueline and Dan are both shocked, hurt and upset about the rumours of a split. Yes, it's true they are selling their house, but that doesn't mean they're not together.

'They're busy juggling day-to-day family and work life like most parents across the country. This week alone they've been inundated with questions about the state of their marriage.

Before adding: 'People are obviously talking about the property changes going on in their lives, but they're still very much together'

MailOnline contacted Jacqueline and Dan's reps for comment at the time. 

The couple spent three years renovating the six-bedroom property before putting it on the market in July 2024.

A source told MailOnline at the time that moving house would give the couple a fresh start and mark the beginning of an exciting new chapter in their lives.

They said: 'Jacqueline and Dan purchased their home four years ago now and have spent a considerable amount of time and money improving the property.

'A lot of love has gone into their home renovations and now they're hoping to reap the rewards and sell for a profit.

'They have found a new house which they have fallen in love with and can't wait to make new memories together as a family.'