Dan Osbourne has lifted the lid on his romance with EastEnders actress Jacqueline Jossa after being rocked by split rumours.

The Lauren Branning star, 31, who shares daughters Ella, nine, and Mia, five, with the The Only Way Is Essex star, 32.

Opening up about their relationship, Dan said Jacqueline is ‘loving being back at work.’

When asked whether they’ve talked about having more children, he told OK!: ‘I don’t think we’ll have any more. I think we’re good. We have spoken about it, but Jacqueline’s back at work now.’

Earlier in the year Jacqueline squashed rumours that she and Dan split after fans thought they spotted a clue online.

Rumours spread when she posted a family photo during Easter weekend, with her Towie star husband nowhere to be seen. Jacqueline also posed without her wedding ring.

The pair met in 2013 at an awards ceremony – as UK telly stars often do – while Dan was expecting a baby with ex Megan Tomlin.

After Dan went on a date with Ferne McCann, Jacqueline tweeted in November 2013: ‘Guys leave @DannyO alone, he’s single and can do what he wants.’

However, by summer 2014, the stars confirmed they were dating and splashed PDA all over their Instagram stories. In August of that year, they confirmed they were expecting their first child together.

Daughter Ella was born in February 2015, and four months later, Dan and Jacqueline announced they were engaged.

In 2020, rumours of her husband having a threesome with Chloe Ayling and Natalie Nunn started to circulate – something he denied at the time.

And the Celebrity Big Brother winner explained they were hoping to renew their vows soon as there have been ‘so many negative things’ since their big day that it has been ‘tarnished’.

Speaking about being unfaithful, he insisted the Jungle queen has ‘forgiven’ him for his previous mistakes.

‘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,’ he added to the Sun.

‘It seems a cliché to say, but I was a young lad and on TV and stuff. I’m not saying you get big headed, but you get dug out for things anyway and then you’re feeling s**t in yourself.’