Teary Jacqueline Jossa said, "No wonder your husband does not want you."

Jacqueline Jossa is attacking social media to denounce bullies online for commenting on her weight, appearance and marriage.

The former EastEnders star is known for expressing herself on social media – and she was no exception to the rule in the face of an avalanche of unpleasant comments on the weekends.

Revealing that she had now rejected her comments, Jacqueline added that the trolls had dubbed her "fat and ugly" and had even mentioned her marriage to Dan Osborne, telling her, "No wonder your husband do not want to be with you ".

Jacqueline said, "Sometimes all the comments and what people tell me happen to me a little too much, I'm not ashamed to admit that I like to read horrible things about myself.

"You do not constantly meet different people in the street who tell you," you gained weight, you were so much better looking when you did not have children or when you came in for the first time in Eastenders "or" you I'm not surprised that your husband does not want to be with you, and that sort of thing.

"I get it every day and it hurts me, everything people tell me hurts and it's not good."

Jacqueline continued with anger, "I do not want to talk about certain aspects of my life.

"I do not want to be told that I'm fat and ugly, okay?"

The stalking against Jacqueline comes as the mother of two children is at the center of rumors shared, the fans expressing concern about the state of his marriage with Dan.

The TOWIE member would have kissed Alexandra Cane, the beauty of Love Island, in one evening, before taking a taxi together – something they vehemently denied.

However, Jacqueline would have been "absolutely furious" as the news spread.

While the couple was initially suspected of being on the rocks, Jacqueline has since badured fans that she still wears her wedding ring with loyalty. She was photographed supporting her husband at her grandmother's funeral last week.

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