Denise Van Outen discussed her upcoming wedding plans to Eddie in 'telling' interview before split
Denise Van Outen recently broke her silence and confirmed speculation that she and her fiancé Eddie Boxshall have split.
A source told The Sun: "Denise is both furiously angry and utterly heartbroken. It’s the very last thing she expected to happen after she had been so happy with Eddie. In a recent chat with the Mirror, Denise shared: "We’ve not really been focusing on organising a wedding because we’ve been trying to get the house finished and get things done, like a new patio."Denise added: "Young people plan weddings because they want to crack on and start a family but that’s not going to happen. It’s not like we are having any more children.
The source added: "Their families are close, and they get on great with each other’s children. But the trust is totally shattered and she just doesn’t see a way back for their relationship."
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