has confessed she in in a 'dark hole' following the death of both her dad and brother.
The actress, 57, has had a traumatic time after she shared the news of her father David's passing two weeks ago which came just six months after her brother Tony also died.
Meanwhile she suffered another blow as her ex-husband secured a huge win in their bitter court battle, as a judge ruled that a restraining order against her will be renewed for five years.
And taking to Instagram to share an update with fans on Thursday, Alice thanked fans for the overwhelming level of support as she admitted she is in a 'dark hole'.
Revealing she managed to make it out the house for drinks with her cousin this week she penned: 'Was really great to be able to talk about my Dad and my brother with somebody who really knew them. Love you so much Steph.
'I just wanted to post because yes - I am in a bit of a dark hole at the moment but holy smokes - your messages have completely blown me away. I am so grateful, so humbled, so -almost speechless, really, by your kind and beautiful words.'
Alice Evans has confessed she is in a 'dark hole' as she thanked fans for 'overwhelming' support following the death of her dad and brother in an Instagram post on Thursday
The actress, 57, has had a traumatic time after she shared the news of her father Vincent's passing two weeks ago which came just six months after her brother Tony also died
The star explained she is trying her best to respond to everyone amid her grief.
She continued: 'I just want everyone who messaged me to please know that your words meant THE WORLD to me and have really helped me through the horror of these past six months.
'The girls and I are quite isolated from family and we’ve taken so many blows… please know how much I love my instagram family who DM’d me and those who texted and emailed me even though we haven’t been in contact recently.
'I feel so lucky. Honestly, you are all getting us through it and I will never stop being grateful to you all.'
She concluded: 'Apologies if this sounds maudlin or overly emotional - I am just genuinely overwhelmed by the kindness of humans. Thank you a million times. I love you all so much.'
Alice revealed her father had died earlier this month as she posted a gallery of images of her father with her late mother during their younger years, and paid tribute to him for 'teaching her how to laugh' and 'not care what people think.'
His death came six months after Alice revealed that her beloved brother Tony had passed away, sharing that he'd endured his own hardship.
Calling Tony her 'best friend,' she also paid tribute to him for being a 'beloved uncle' to her two daughters.
Earlier this month, Alice's trial with ex Ioan also came to an end, with the actor securing huge win having his domestic violence restraining order against her renewed for a further five years.
During the trial, Alice remained calm and subdued as Judge Michael Convey announced his decision, while Fantastic Four star Ioan sitting at the opposite end of a long table, also displayed little emotion. Neither wanted to comment to the Daily Mail after the ruling.
On the opening days of their trial, Ioan recounted a years-long campaign of online harassment and abuse waged by Alice, targeting him and his new wife, Australian actress Bianca Wallace, 33, which led them to seek and win a three-year restraining order against Alice in 2022.
Alice confessed on the witness stand to bombarding social media sites with denigrating and false posts about her former spouse and his new wife and offered apologies to both Ioan and Bianca.
She told the court how 'ashamed and regretful' she was - and assured Judge Convey that her online trash-talking was a thing of the past.
She penned: 'I just want everyone who messaged me to please know that your words meant THE WORLD to me and have really helped me through the horror of these past six months'
