Jacqueline Jossa has looked to cheer herself up along with her followers by sharing a glamorous throwback pic.
The 28-yea-old actress bemoaned that lockdown had left her with "greasy hair and a headache" so looked to lift her spirits by looking at better times.
The former EastEnders star joked that she didn't look like the photo she shared on Instagram but was "trying to make herself feel better".
In the photo, the pouting mother-of-two wore a pink, peach and white striped jumper along with matching pink lipstick and eyeshadow.
Her chestnut hair tumbled in curls over her shoulder as she posed in what looks like a living room.
She also asked her 3.1 million followers whether they were excited for the potential end of lockdown on June 21.
Jacqueline wrote: "Currently.. greasy hair... headache and friend on my chin that won’t go away.
"It’s cheeky of me to post this really but I’m trying to make myself feel a bit better. So let it happen. Who’s excited for June 21st?"
The pic comes at the end of a week in which her and husband Dan Osborne were acccused of breaking lockdown rules by travelling from Essex to Yorkshire.
They were criticised by some fans after they went on an eight-hour round trip to the Total K9 facility in Cottam, Driffield.
Jac and Dan took their daughters Ella, six, and Mia, two, to see their new pet dog.
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Essex and Humberside Police investigated the trip and concluded that it was for "legitimate" business reasons, as Dan had stopped at the dog breeder while travelling for his competition company Prize Paradise.
A statement from Humberside Police said: "On Friday 19 February, we were made aware of reports of an alleged breach of coronavirus regulations.
"Working alongside our colleagues from Essex Police, the claims were thoroughly investigated and a number of enquiries were carried out. Officers have spoken to those involved."
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