Louise Redknapp has admitted she will 'always be sad' about her split from ex-husband Jamie Redknapp as it's claimed he's moved on with British model Lizzie Bowden.
Jamie, 45, and Lizzie, 34, were pictured leaving exclusive London haunt Annabel's in a cab together last Saturday, with sources claiming they have grown close.
And Louise has now opened up about their split, admitting she is haunted by disappointment that their marriage didn't work out.
"I always hold everything in my heart and there'll never be a day that I don't feel sad about it because he was my husband for 20 years and the love I had for him will never leave me," she told Metro.
"But, I've had to pick myself up and find a better place and I'm definitely loving working again."
Louise Redknapp opens up about 'tough' divorce from Jamie
The 44-year-old filed for divorce on the grounds of Jamie's 'unreasonable behaviour' and admitted she had grown tired of being a 'Stepford Wife'.
However, she's still incredibly close to her ex, who she has sons Charley, 14, and Beau, 10, with.
"He is an amazing dad and we speak every day because the kids do a million things. We live five minutes from each other and when you've got children your lives are very much intertwined," she continued.
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While she is yet to address the Lizzie rumours, the day after news broke she shared an Instagram post which read, "No matter how you feel. Get up, dress up, show up and never give up."
It follows claims that Jamie kept his supposed romance with Lizzie secret out of respect for his ex.
"Jamie has bided his time out of courtesy to Louise. They're still close but now might be the time he finally starts dating again," a source told The Sun.
Lizzie is believed to have a five-year-old daughter from a previous relationship, and was linked to Rolling Stones rocker Ronnie Wood's son Tyrone in 2016.
In 2013 she is also said to have dated fashion designer Dan MacMillan, who is the great-grandson of former UK PM Harold Macmillan.
