Jacqueline Jossa has been forced to deny she got into a “heated exchange” at the BRIT Awards.
The 29-year-old attended the ceremony with her husband Dan Osborne, but after the bash, photos emerged of her looking frustrated as the spoke to a male friend in a queue.
After the photos hit headlines, Jacqueline’s pal Adam Frisby, who owns fashion brand InTheStyle, took to Instagram to clarify the situation.
He wrote: “I obviously don’t believe what I read but I know that some people do and I would hate for anyone to read this and think it’s true of Jac, who’s also a good friend of mine.”
“We had a bloody lovely time, we only queued for 10 minutes and that was because we went the wrong way and were running late because we were having fun at the bar after our meal.”
“There was zero heated exchange, zero moaning just unfortunately an annoying pap hanging over the balcony taking 5000 pics to try capture Jac look either moody or drunk in one of them so they can sell some pics and make up a story.”
“It’s laughable but it’s also not nice so I wanted to share an explanation on here.”
The former EastEnders star then reposted Adam’s Instagram Story, and wrote: “I literally said they would do this. Called it. Can’t go anywhere without my moody straight face
coming out and ruining it 😂.”
“I had a lovely time. Paps are sooooo annoying. Also I was laughing so hard too and I wonder where them pictures are.”
“Hmmmmm anyways me and my pals had a sensational time, dancing laughing and making memories.”
The mother-of-two also confirmed her husband Dan was with them, after some outlets reported that she attended the bash without him.
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