Eddie Boxshall

Celebrity Gogglebox star Denise Van Outen has broken her silence on her split from fiancée Eddie Boxshall after seven years together.

"It saddens me to confirm that we are no longer a couple. She admitted: "I kind of felt like I couldn't write an autobiography without being open and honest about my feelings... More so now as a mother because I feel like I’m a role model and I’ve got to set an example."

HORRIFIED Denise Van Outen has revealed she caught ex Eddie Boxshall cheating after finding strangers BOOBs on his iPad.The actress, 47,finished.

For me and my daughter it was the right thing to do.” “I had worked really hard to build a lovely home for us. I needed to go.

Denise, 47, revealed that she found sexual messages between Eddie and three women that dated back three years; The actress split from her partner of seven ...

Presenter Denise Van Outen split with Eddie Boxshall after finding out he was texting other women, but the split has been far from clean as they continue to ...

"I think you just ride the wave of the bad times knowing that eventually, you will get to a good place," she added. Last week he shared a seemingly pointed message as he posted a meme that stated: "Love is more important than money!" Denise then said she knows the bad times are "always followed by good times" so she's able to think positively and look forward. "More so now as a mother because I feel like I’m a role model and I’ve got to set an example." "I’ve always tried to maintain that in anything that I do in life, generally," the star continued. "Sometimes it’s been to the detriment of my own career or in my own relationships, but I just feel like it’s really important as a woman to have self-worth and self-respect.

Joining Thursday's episode of Lorraine, Denise revealed that she is doing 'okay' after sharing in her autobiography that she found pictures and Instagram ...

listen, there are highs and lows in this career and I’ll take them all because I have good times and bad times. She continued: ‘I had to make the difficult decision not to continue in our relationship. ‘You just have to get on with it and there are no hard feelings on my side. I’m not the first person it’s happened to and I won’t be the last, sadly. She shared: ‘I had to make a decision and we had to pull the book and it’s unheard of, and we had to get rid of all of the books. It’s happened and you just accept it.

Denise Van Outen has given an insight into relationships coming to an end in a new interview following her split from Eddie Boxshall.

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Eddie shared photos of a cheeky neon sign during his visit to a London restaurant.

I will always treasure the good times we spent together, and the memories made. The bad times are always followed by good times and that’s what I always look forward to. Eddie shared photos of a cheeky neon sign during his visit to a London restaurant - with one saying: "Let that s*** go."

The actor and TV presenter revealed in January she had split from her fiance after seven years together.

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Denise Van Outen's ex posted on Instagram about 'letting s**t go' after she admitted to ending their relationship out of self-respect.

More so as a mother because I feel like I'm a role model and I have to set an example." She told listeners: "The one thing I'm really proud of myself for is I do know when to walk away. Denise Van Outen says she knows 'when to walk away’

The couple, who appeared on Celebrity Gogglebox together, broke up in January after a seven year relationship. Denise took a break from public life and social ...

I will always treasure the good times we spent together, and the memories made. I had to make the difficult decision not to continue in our relationship. More so as a mother because I feel like I’m a role model and I have to set an example.

Eddie was given the boot after The Sun revealed he'd been sending X-rated messages to other women behind Denise's back. Advertisement. Eddie Boxshall took a ...

More so now as a mother, because I feel like I'm a role model and I've got to set an example." "Sometimes it's been to the detriment of my own career or in my own relationships, but I just feel like it's really important as a woman to have self-worth and self-respect. The star told BBC Radio 2 yesterday, three months after their split: "The one thing I'm really proud of myself for, is I do know when to walk away and I don't like to be taken advantage of.

Denise van Outen was forced to make a huge change to her biography following her difficult split from Eddie Boxshall amid rumours he had been messaging ...

"Over the past couple of months, there has been much speculation regarding my relationship with Eddie," she said, "It saddens me to confirm that we are no longer a couple. "The book was supposed to come out last November and at that time, when it was about to come out, I found out everything that had been going on, and I had to make a decision, and we had to pull the book. I've only put in the book all the facts that happened which led to the breakdown of the relationship.

Denise Van Outen has revealed she had to rewrite parts of her book, A bit of me, following the break up of her relationship with Eddie Boxshall.

She continued: ‘I had to make the difficult decision not to continue in our relationship. listen, there are highs and lows in this career and I’ll take them all because I have good times and bad times. She said: ‘Actually now would be the right time, and it felt at that time I was in a really good place, felt really content with my life, and I felt happy enough to be able to sit back and reflect on a few things.’ She shared: ‘I had to make a decision and we had to pull the book and it’s unheard of, and we had to get rid of all of the books. She finished: ‘It’s been hard, but I’m in a really good place at the moment, and I’ve done a lot of my crying at home and I’ve got through that part of it, and like I said I’ve only put in the book all the facts of everything that happened that led to the breakdown of the relationship.’ She said: ‘I think it was the toughest thing for me, I mean the book is very upbeat because I’ve had a lot of incredible work experiences and I cover a lot of the 90s, all the hedonistic days, it’s all in there.’