Dan Osborne sends ‘Lucky’ Mother’s Day to Jossa, Easenders star Jossa, weeks after Split

The couple recently said that their children were ‘the biggest priority’.

Dan Osborne paid a mother’s day tribute to Easelders star Jossa weeks after the announcement of divisions.

The old couple married in the summer of 2017, they have two daughters together – Ella, 10 and Mia, six.

While Mothers in England celebrated Mother’s Day with their love on Sunday, Jacqueline shared a photo of Ella and sat on the couch with two dogs.

Lauren Branning player wrote on Instagram: “These girls are the sweetest in the world, which I have never known for a day that he was so excited. He is very excited for Mother’s Day.

“Bless him, desperate to show me what he’s got, and tomorrow he’s whispering in my ear.”

Jacqueline continued to show that he and his only way is from Essex: “Today they went to shop with their fathers and is the most effort not to give it.”

Dan later took his own Instagram story posing at Jacqueline and his two children on a table with a bouquet of flowers and too much chocolate.

“Happy Mother’s Day @jacjossa. Our girls are lucky to have a mummy,” he wrote.

Later, Dan, who paid respect to his own mother, said next to a photo of him and his grandchildren: “There is the best mother and nan happy Mother’s Day! @Toniosborne.”

A statement that explains their departure on March 15 said: “Jacqueline and Dan choose to keep their work and relationships away from the eyes of the people.

He continued: “The children continue to be the greatest priority surrounded by love and care from both parents – something that will never change.

“First of all, Jacqueline and Dan’s best interests of each other and their children. There will be no more comments.”

When Jacqueline and Dan are used to parenting together, they are reported to have open door policies to facilitate the process.

A source told The Sun: “Jacqueline and Dan still care about each other and have a lot of history. They spend a lot of time together while visiting common parents and looking at their children.

“Although they have separate houses, there is an open door policy. They continue really well and they continue their family life like normal.”