Jacqueline Jossa has shared her concerns about how Kourtney Kardashian's recent engagement to Travis Barker could be affecting Scott Disick.
Kourtney, 42, said "yes" to the Blink-182 drummer, 45, during a lavish proposal on Sunday after under a year together.
Their relationship came after Scott, 38, and the POOSH founder finally ended their on-off relationship of over 10 years - during which Scott proposed on a number of occasions.
Now, former EastEnders actress Jacqueline, 28, has taken to Instagram to let her feelings known.
She told her 3.2 million followers: "Listen, I'm really, really happy for Kourtney Kardashian. She looks like she's the happiest she's been in a really long time."
Jacqueline admitted she has started watching Keeping Up With The Kardashians again and says it's obvious that there were "cracks" appearing in Scott and Kourtney's relationship during their Bora Bora trip.
She continued: "But listen, I just need to know that Scott's okay. The first thing I thought when I saw that picture [the engagement ring] was like 'oh my God, poor Scott,' which probably shouldn't be the reaction. Good for her for moving on."
The former I'm A Celebrity Get Me Out of Here winner said it's great that Kourtney has moved on and looks happy and confessed it is "actually lovely to see" and shows people you can "get up and start again".
Her Instagram Story comments come just days after the actress revealed acting was like "therapy" for her when she was going through tough times.
When her dad went to prison when she was 19, Jacqueline was playing the role of Lauren Branning on EastEnders.
Her dad John Jossa was jailed for four years in 2012 after stealing nearly £500,000 of taxpayer’s money from Enfield Council in North London.
The Old Bailey heard he created false invoices and lied about his wife working at the council so he could make payments to her between 2006 and 2010.
He also received a £170,000 pay out when he was made redundant in 2010 and lost all but £25,000 of the cash in dodgy investments.
He admitted three charges involving 104 fraudulent transfers to a savings account over three years.
Speaking on Vicky Pattison's podcast, Jacqueline admitted that she spent more time thinking about her acting role than actually being herself during that time.
"I would get so into it that all I would think about was ‘I wonder what the next script is going to say’, because I loved it so much," she admitted.
"So when that was gone, I was like ‘who am I? It’s all on me now'."
She revealed that she would let out all her pent up emotions while on set, describing the role as "therapeutic".
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