Jacqueline Jossa posts sizzling bikini snap with topless hubby Dan Osborne

Actress Jacqueline Jossa has posted a hot selfie with husband Dan Osborne on Instagram.

The former EastEnders actress, 27, has been enjoying the latest mini-heatwave to hit parts of the UK and spent time with her other half.

Posing with a topless Dan on Instagram, it was clear that Jac was all about showing the love for the father of her two daughters, Ella, five, and Mia, two.

The I’m A Celebrity Get Me Out of Here! winner donned a black and white bikini top as she embraced Dan, who was taking the selfie and closed his eyes in warm pleasure.

The pair were surrounded by a green field and blue skies, as Jac glowed in the heat.

Jacqueline captioned the image, simply: “You.”

Naturally, Jac’s followers took to the comments section to show their love for the couple.

One person replied to the post: “You guys so great to see yous come out stronger together through time”.

“My fav couple xxx,” wrote a second admirer of the pair.

Elsewhere, a different fan opined: “Nice to see actual pictures of you together being happy and just being yourself’s living your life and forgetting the fucking haters ❤️❤️ lovely family:”.

Another follower commented: “so perfect- keep promoting this “Norma look… it’s a shame I have to say that, I wish I could just say “so perfect” xxx”.

Finally, one Jacqueline fan concluded: “Mr Osborne you’re a very lucky man”.

The post comes as Jacqueline urges fans to ditch unrealistic standards and embrace their “real” bodies, including during her fashion campaigns with InTheStyle.

An source recently told new! magazine that Jac “doesn’t want to be skinny and wants to fly the flag for normal women” but that she wants to “be confident, knowing she’s worked hard to hone her body.”

While some fans are hoping Jacqueline makes a comeback soon as Lauren Branning in EastEnders, she may have less reason to now that actor J ake Wood is leaving his role as Lauren’s troublemaking dad Max Branning.

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