JACQUELINE Jossa posed with her two “mini-me” daughters in front of a Christmas tree.
The Eastenders star is mum to Ella, 10, and Mia, seven, with husband Dan Osborne, and asked fans if they thought the kids looked like her.
Jacqueline stood behind the girls in a sparkly black top and put her arms around them as they posed in front of the Christmas tree.
She shared the photos to Instagram with the caption, “My little mini-mes I think.”
Her fans reacted to the photos in the comment section of the post.
“Ella is a mix of you and her Dad,” wrote one person.
Another added: “They both look more like their dad ,but have your dark hair colouring.”
And a third commented: “The older one is your double.”
Jac married Dan a former Towie star, in 2017 but their marriage has been a rocky one, but she told The Sun in an exclusive chat that their relationship was back on track.
Rumours about their marriage reached fever pitch in March this year that the relationship was over for good, when the pair released a statement confirming they’d split.
They later appeared to put the drama behind them and enjoyed a ‘make or break’ holiday in Mexico, before taking their children, including Dan’s son Teddy, from a previous relationship, on a family holiday to Gran Canaria last month.
“Dan is the best dad in the whole entire world, I feel like I’m so lucky,” Jac told us in September. “He’s so hands on and in their lives and he’s just absolutely amazing.”
When asked what their parenting style is, she replied, “I’m definitely a fun parent. I like to do fun things. I like to get stuck in.
“But at the same time, if they’re going to ask permission for something, they’re going to ask Dan first.
“They know it, I know it. But there isn’t really a good cop/bad cop in our house, to be honest.”
She was also refreshingly honest about the realities of being a working parent and the judgement that can come from cruel mum-shaming trolls.
“You know, it’s not easy parenting,” she said. “It’s not. And a lot of people don’t have what I have. I’ve got my mum, I’ve got my dad, it does take a village. I’m working, Dan’s working. It’s not easy.
