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Jacqueline Jossa and Dan Osborne’s marital breaking point revealed

One source who provided information on their marriage breakdown after eight years said Dan’s absence at a family gathering was a telling sign.

Inside Jacqueline Jossa and Dan Osborne’s marriage woes – and when it started to unravel (Image: jacjossa/Instagram)

Jacqueline Jossa and Dan Osborne’s marriage reached “breaking point” at Christmas, as the pair spent time apart. The couple confirmed their split at the weekend, after tying the knot eight years ago.

One source says their relationship had been struggling “for months” and that it reached a head in December. “Jacqueline and Dan’s marriage had been on the rocks for a while,” they said. “The cracks really started to appear at the end of last year and they reached breaking point at Christmas. At a time when most people are spending it with their closest and dearest, that wasn’t the case for them.” Spending the festive period with her family, Jacqueline, 32, was pictured with daughters Ella, nine, and Mia, six, in a snap posted my mum Selina – but there was no sign of Dan, 33.

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Jacqueline Jossa and Dan Osbourne
Dan Osbourne and Jacqueline Jossa earlier this week made their split known.

“When that picture was posted, eyebrows were raised,” according to the source. “Where’s Dan?” was the question that was raised. They made an effort to get their union to work, but ultimately it just went too far. They are now attempting to understand their separation and what it means for their children.

It also appeared there was no love lost between Dan as his mother-in-law Selina, who has unfollowed him on Instagram, after appearing to previously be on friendly terms.

The EastEnders actress and the TOWIE star issued a joint statement this week to confirm their split. It said: “Jacqueline and Dan are handling things privately, choosing to keep their lives and relationship out of the public eye. They kindly ask for respect and privacy as they navigate this together.

Their children are always in charge, surrounded by both parents’ love and care, which is unchangeable. Above all, Jacqueline and Dan are concerned about the best interests of their children. There won’t be any more comments.

Jacqueline with her family at Christmas
Christmas with Jacqueline and her family. Dan was allegedly absent as their marriage developed.

Over the years, Jacqueline and Dan’s relationship has been in the spotlight. The pair began dating in 2013 and married in 2017. It hasn’t been a drama free union. As well as spilt rumours, the pair have been dogged by cheating allegations, most namely in 2018 when Dan was seen with Gabby Allen on a yacht together, with both of them denying that anything had ever happened between them. The pair were on Celebrity Big Brother together in 2018.

Following her stint in I’m A Celebrity back in 2019, which she went on to win, Jacqueline planned to “restart” their relationship after admitting she had given her then-husband “two years of hell” over the allegations. Dan later issued a statement following that interview, where he said some of the allegations were “true” and some were “very untrue” and vowed to be the best husband he could be.

Dan and Gabby in CBB together in 2018
Dan and Gabby in CBB together in 2018(Image: Supplied by WENN)

According to reports, their marriage suffered as a result of Dan’s purchase of a home last year without telling Jacqueline until the end.

In January Jacqueline’s reps denied the pair had split when approached by the Mirror. The following day a source told The Sun that: ”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.”

Jacqueline, who plays Lauren Branning on the BBC1 soap, was this spotted without her wedding ring following her split as she headed out to the gym in Essex.

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Prince Harry’s drug admissions that prompted long-running row over US visa

After a think tank questioned why Prince Harry was allowed into the country after admitting to using drugs in the past, Prince Harry is facing facing a lengthy legal battle in which files relating to his application for a US visa will be made public today.

Prince Harry’s visa application documents are set to be released (Image: Getty Images)

Prince Harry is braced for the release of private documents related to his US visa application amid a long-running legal row. A judge in America has ordered the release of the documents as part of an ongoing Freedom of Information (FOI) request brought by conservative US think tank the Heritage Foundation.

Harry’s reference to taking cocaine, marijuana and psychedelic mushrooms in his controversial memoir Spare prompted the Washington DC organisation to question why he was allowed into the US in 2020 after quitting as a working royal. We take a look at what he’s said about his drug use in the past…

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Prince Harry released Spare last year
Prince Harry wrote about his drug use in Spare (Image: Daily Mirror/Andy Stenning)

Cannabis

One drug that Harry admits taking in Spare is cannabis and in the book, he recalls his introduction to it while he was at Eton College. He said: “I don’t remember how we got the stuff. One of my mates, I expect. Or maybe several.

We would install a surprisingly thoughtful, organized assembly line in a tiny upstairs bathroom whenever we found ourselves in possession. Second and third boys sat in the empty bath, legs dangling over, waiting their turn, while the second boy leant against the window.

“You’d take a hit or two, blow the smoke out of the window, and then move on to the next station, in rotation, until the spliff was gone,” you might say. Then we all headed upstairs and giggled ourselves silly over a new show episode or two. “Family Guy”

Prince Harry during his time at Eton College
Prince Harry during his time at Eton College(Image: AFP via Getty Images)

Later in the book, he also recalls rolling a joint while he and Meghan were staying at Tyler Perry’s house after they fled to the US. In the book, Harry recalls how he and Meghan loved Tyler’s house describing it as ‘Xanadu’.

He also explains how, when everyone went to sleep, he would find himself checking the windows and doors around the house while security concerns were in his head. And he states in his memoir, “Then I’d roll a joint and sit on the balcony or the edge of the garden.”

The house looked across a hillside full of frogs and down onto a valley. I would take their late-night show and take in the floral air. I returned to Botswana because of the frogs, smells, trees, and the sky’s big stars. For those over the age of 21, cannabis is permitted for recreational use in California.

Cocaine

Harry also mentioned his drug use in Spare and said he had been offered a line at someone’s country house during a shooting weekend, and that he had since done a few more. Although it appeared to everyone around me to be making me feel special, it wasn’t very enjoyable and it didn’t make me feel particularly happy. However, it did make me feel special, which was the main goal.

“Feel. Different . I was a 17-year-old boy who was incredibly uneasy and willing to try almost anything to alter the status quo. I kept telling myself that, regardless. At a meeting with Dr. Gabor Maté, he said, “That didn’t do anything for me.” More of a social issue, perhaps?

Psychedelics

Harry also mentioned using hallucinogens at the same time, saying: “It was the removal of life’s filters — these layers of filters. It made it all for me, allowing me to relax, feel at ease, and feel less burdened for a while. He said, “I started doing it for recreational purposes before realizing how beneficial it was for me.”

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Harry continued, “I would say that one of the fundamental aspects of my life was the one that helped me deal with the traumas and the pains of the past.”

Five Things To Know About ‘Assassin’s Creed’

Since its debut in 2007, “Assassin’s Creed” has grown to become a video game juggernaut with more than 230 million players worldwide and a star-studded spin-off film and Grammy Award to its name.

As “Assassin’s Creed Shadows”‘ most recent edition is scheduled for release on Thursday, AFP examines the game’s unique journey.

Violence history

The “Assassin’s Creed” series offers a wild ride through time and space from the Crusades’ bazaars to the icy Nordic coasts of the Viking era.

The first game, set during the Crusades, was based on the 1938 book “Alamut” by Slovenian author Vladimir Bartol.

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The 14th instalment of the most recent edition from publisher Ubisoft makes a long-awaited trip to 16th-century feudal Japan.

Players are encouraged to scurry their way through densely guarded strongholds with weapons like grappling hooks, smoke bombs, and wrist-mounted daggers to defeat well-known foes from the shadows as always in the series.

With weapons, bows, martial arts moves, and weapons on offer, open conflict may also be a viable option.

The possibilities for mayhem range over the centuries because a frame story that is common to each game places the player in the shoes of a near-future character that uses a powerful machine to unlock the DNA-encoded memories of their ancestors.

Instant jackpot

The first game of the series sold more than eight million copies worldwide between the debut of the second episode in 2009, making it a hit right away.

And the more well-known it has become the longer it has been around.

In a first for the publisher, France-based Ubisoft reported that the series’ 2020 release “Valhalla” generated more than one billion euros in revenue (currently $1.1 billion).

Additionally, “Valhalla” established new ground.

The first Grammy award in the video game industry was presented to the series’ composer Stephanie Economou for “Dawn of Ragnarok,” an extension of “Valhalla.”

quick and loose?

Rarely have fans of the video games’ occasionally rambunctious interpretations of history been applauded.

Yasuke, a burly black samurai serving the warlord Oda Nobunaga, is the playable character in “Shadows,” which has sparked controversy.

Although a real black man by the name of that time lived in Japan during that time, his samurai status is frowned upon, including on social media.

The creators of the video game have defended the character’s “creative freedom.”

In the episode set during the French Revolution, leftist firebrand Jean-Luc Melenchon accused the creators of “propaganda against the people” in 2014, according to French leftist activist Jean-Luc Melenchon.

To maintain its historical accuracy, Ubisoft claims to employ “differenzed of historians, sociologists, and other social science researchers.”

Starry cast, rave reviews

With the release of a movie with the same name, “Assassin’s Creed” saga made its way back to the well-known path of successful video games in 2016 and followed that path.

Although the cast was excellent, with Marion Cotillard and Michael Fassbender serving as the stars, the reviews were subpar, and rumors of a big-screen sequel have remained untrue.

However, Ubisoft was unafraid and signed a deal with Netflix in 2021 to produce a number of series based on the franchise.

Additionally, there are podcasts and spin-off comics in the saga.

Every year, Ubisoft promised new content for the “Assassin’s Creed” universe, but it didn’t say whether it would be games or other forms.

spotlight on the Olympics

A common thread connecting the vignettes from the Paris Olympics’ opening ceremony in summer 2024 was a masked hero figure scurrying across the rooftops of the French capital while emblazoning the Olympic torch.

Thomas Jolly, the ceremonies’ artistic director, claimed this month that “Unity” served as the character’s direct inspiration.

He remarked in a podcast he made at Ubisoft’s headquarters, “I love video games and I love Assassin’s Creed.”

Jolly said Arno, the protagonist of “Unity,” could compete with contemporary French pop stars like “gentleman thief” Arsene Lupin.

Following the devastating 2019 fire at Paris’s Notre Dame cathedral, Ubisoft made “Unity” free for a week on PC to let players explore the game’s incredibly detailed recreation of the structure.

Several million people accepted the offer.

Antler’s EasyJet-approved underseat cabin case gets £26 price cut in mid-season sale

It can be difficult to travel on a tight budget with all your essentials because many airlines now only offer a small handbag or backpack option in place of a free cabin bag. The brand’s mid-season sale for £104, down from £130, has the option of purchasing the Soft Stripe Underseat Cabin Bag, which is designed to fit perfectly underneath your plane seat.

The case is ideal for frequent travelers, long weekends, or overnight stays because it is 35 x 45 x 20 cm and complies with requirements from airlines like British Airways, EasyJet, and Virgin Atlantic.

A lifesaver when navigating airport security is the case’s double-layered pocket, which gives you quick access to electronics and necessary documents like board passes or passports. When using a smaller case, the soft exterior, as opposed to the hard shell, is advantageous because you can fit a little bit more inside.

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The (Antler) has a double-layered pocket and a soft exterior that are ideal for carrying everything.

The case can be stowed in the overhead locker for extra legroom, which is a definite plus because of its light design. Nothing is worse than having to call over a flight attendant or struggle to lift your bags, which results in holding up the entire plane.

The case works beautifully with the other Soft Stripe suitcases, which are also on sale, in indigo blue, forest green, and black. The Lightest Large Suitcase is now $ 292, the Lightest Cabin Suitcase is now £ 136, and the Lightest Medium Suitcase is now £ 168.

However, Tripp’s hard shell underseat cabin case is available for £42 here if you’re looking for a slightly more affordable option. This bag’s dimensions would fit British Airways and EasyJet planes as well.

A backpack like this one from Amazon, priced at £25.99 here, would probably be the best choice if you’re looking for luggage to fit their free hand luggage requirements because Ryanair’s luggage allowance is a little smaller than some other airlines.

Mark Wright and Michelle Keegan make parenting decision to protect new baby

Palma, the couple’s first child, was born earlier this month, and Mark Wright and Michelle Keegan are said to be “incredibly protective” of their daughter.

Mark Wright and Michelle Keegan are reportedly only letting immediate family see their new baby(Image: PA)

Mark Wright and Michelle Keegan are reportedly only letting immediate family see their new baby as they take time adjusting to their new lives.

The proud parents welcomed Palma Elizabeth Wright into the world on March 6 and told fans they had a “new love”. Netflix star, Michelle, 37, posted a sweet snap of little Palma on Instagram shortly after her birth. But now, she and Mark are said to be keeping access to their daughter strictly limited to their closest family.

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A source said, “These first few days have been incredibly precious for both of them, lifting the lid on their family dynamic. They feel incredibly protective of both their child and their family. They simply want to be able to enjoy themselves without the interference of too many others.

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Mark Wright and Michelle Keegan's baby
Michelle Keegan and Mark Wright are ‘incredibly protective’ of their daughter(Image: UGC)

They continued, “They’re not thinking too far ahead, and their immediate family will be allowed inside their baby bubble.”

Mark and Michelle’s countdown to Palma’s arrival was unfortunately marred by a terrifying burglary, which left the couple “shaken”. The parents-to-be reportedly locked themselves in their bedroom when their £3.5million Essex mansion was targeted by masked raiders in February.

Before their lavish pad’s alarm system went off, the Brassic star radio host is said to have heard their porch window smash. When four balaclava-clad suspects nearly entered the property, it is thought that Michelle and Mark were inside. When Mark yelled, authorities heard it through the couple’s security system, which advised the raiders to leave the scene in a getaway car. Thankfully, the couple was “very shaken up,” despite the terrifying ordeal, which no one else was aware of.

Happily, they can now concentrate on enjoying their bundle of joy, which Mark, the son of the new dad, described as the “best feeling ever,”.

On their Heart FM radio interview, he mentioned fatherhood while mentioning Olly Murs, a pal of his, on the show: “It’s the biggest accomplishment of my life, but obviously hats go off to my wife, who is a superhero for bringing this baby into the world.

He continued, “It makes you realize what our mothers did for us and what women had to go through,” and he expressed his gratitude for all mothers.

A heartfelt black and white photo of Palma featuring a peek at the baby’s crocheted bonnet was posted on Instagram by Michelle. Michelle gushed, “Together we have a new love – our little girl – to share,” as the baby girl’s tiny hand is being lovingly held by her parents.

Being a father was “the best feeling ever,” Mark said to Olly, who welcomed his own daughter Maddison with wife Amelia last year. Every morning, I’m so excited to see her face that I get up.

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Stephen Graham’s dyslexia with wife playing secret supportive role

Due to his struggle with dyslexia, Stephen Graham’s wife has a significant impact on his career. Netflix’s most recent drama, Adolescence, stars Stephen as the father of a 13-year-old boy named Jamie who is accused of murder. The Boiling Point star is seen on television.

His numerous roles received praise from fans as well. The actor has helped his wife with the script reading, despite receiving numerous BAFTA nominations over the years. Hannah Walters, an actress and producer, and Stephen and his wife Hannah haven’t spoken on a rant since they first met in drama school.

Hannah, who has been married to the actor since 2008, has stayed with her husband throughout his career and even examines scripts that have been given to him to aid in his decision-making. On a panel at the BAFTAs, he said, “I struggle because I’m dyslexic.” My girlfriend actually reads the script and decides whether or not I’m acting. She made some wise judgments.

“I have to read it, read it, read it, and then make it appear as though it’s my first time saying it.” He previously discussed how to prepare for roles while dealing with dyslexia.

Hannah Walters and Stephen Graham
His wife assists him in reading scripts (Netflix’s Dave Benett/Getty Images).

He said, “I read the entire script and we can talk about it and I find my way into my character and what’s happening along the way,” in an interview with Act on This. It’s a skill that Hannah and I have developed; we both know how to do it.

I break it down into manageable chunks so I know what I’m shooting on what day. It’s not beneficial to have it all in your head if you have a few memorable days off. Although it’s good to have it somewhere, I’ll have to go back to my hotel room after we finish our work to study those lines the next day, so when I arrive the following day, I’ll be ready.

Stephen Graham in Adolescence
His most recent role is in the Netflix drama Adolescence (Courtesy of Netflix).

I respect each actor’s unique style, and I respect each. It would be best for me to do the work if I had to give any actor any advice because it requires doing the work to make it appear as though you don’t do it.

The 13-year-old boy accused of murder is the father of in Stephen’s film Adolescence, which has received positive reviews so far. According to Stephen, the gritty drama was created as a response to the rising knife crime rate among teenagers in the UK. The actor previously stated that he typically adopts the method acting model, which requires actors to remain in their roles throughout the production and between scenes, which is challenging for dark dramas like Adolescence.

However, Stephen frequently applauded Hannah’s continued support during challenging circumstances and was nominated for a BAFTA for his role in 2021’s Boiling Point. He claims to have been Hannah’s biggest fan ever since. I remember watching Hannah in drama class back in the day and always thought she was brilliant, Hannah said Stephen.

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