I'm a Celebrity winner Jacqueline Jossa's husband Dan Osborne has made a public apology to her for his past "mistakes".
Jossa had earlier in the day told Lorraine that she had been "basically giving [Dan] hell" for "two years" because the former TOWIE star knew he'd "done wrong" in their relationship.
In an Instagram post later on Monday (December 16), Osborne spoke generally about his marriage with Jossa to apologise for some of his past behaviour.
"So, after weeks, months, years of constant articles and rumours, some true, some very untrue, I want to publicly say, I know I have made mistakes, we all do as humans, but I've made some that have almost cost me my family," he admitted.
"I have seriously learnt from these massively, so I want to publicly apologise to my beautiful wife and my family for the mistakes I've made."
Osborne insisted that he remains optimistic about his family's future, in spite of the recent press coverage about his past.
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"Jac, myself and our families are excited for the future, one filled with love and happiness together," he wrote. "We truly appreciate everyone that has supported us as a couple, we are ending this year stronger than ever."
Prior to Jossa's Lorraine interview on Monday, her I'm a Celebrity campmate Myles Stephenson claimed he'd been "hurt" to find text messages exchanged between his former girlfriend Gabby Allen and Osborne. Both Allen and Osborne have denied ever being more than friends.
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