Jacqueline Jossa shares a kiss with husband Dan Osborne as the couple leave Marbella police station after terrifying £20,000 raid at holiday villa

Jacqueline Jossa shared a kiss with her husband Dan Osborne as the couple left Marbella police station on Tuesday after they suffered a terrifying raid at their villa.

Two masked robbers broke into the holiday rental where the EastEnders actress, 31, and TOWIE star, 33, were staying with their children and stole £20,000 of jewellery and belongings, including her engagement ring, as they slept. 

The couple are reported to have woken up to the thieves rummaging through the Marbella property. While nobody was harmed, sources say Jac and Dan have been left 'shaken up' by the encounter.  

Leaving Marbella Policia Nacional after filing a report, Jac and Dan looked visibly  distressed by the ordeal. 

The couple leaned on each other for support, with Dan wrapping a protective arm around his wife. 

The high-profile robbery comes after another BBC star, former Radio 1 DJ Nick Grimshaw, was targeted by robbers who allegedly gassed him and his 81-year-old mother Eileen in their rented Ibiza villa in order to steal from the pair. 

A source told The Sun: 'Jacqueline and Dan are really shaken. She raised the alarm after seeing a torch and was faced with two men in balaclavas.

'Both men fled after they saw her. It is terrifying to think what could have happened if the kids had woken and seen the men in their bedroom.'

Jacqueline and Dan have been holidaying in Spain with their extended families along with daughters Ella, nine and Mia, five - along with Dan's son Teddy, 10.

Spanish police are reported to be investigating the raid, while a vehicle belonging to a security firm has been seen outside the villa.

Along with the engagement ring, the thugs are reported to have snatched handbags and wads of cash plucked from their kids' backpacks. They are said to have kept the robbery from the children to avoid scaring them.

Representatives for Jossa have been contacted for comment. 

Jossa and Osborne got married in 2017 - shortly before her exit from the soap was confirmed by Eastenders bosses.

She then returned to the show at the end of 2022 for the funeral of Dot Cotton following the death of actress June Brown earlier that year.

She was made a permanent resident of Albert Square.

The robbery is the latest in a string of high-profile burglaries and muggings targeting celebrities.

Nick Grimshaw and his mother were reportedly gassed at their rented Ibiza villa last week, while Italian footballer Cristiano Piccini was mugged for his luxury watch by thugs on a moped elsewhere on the Spanish island.

The DJ was celebrating his 40th birthday with his family when the property was targeted by the gang who have hit a number of villas occupied by wealthy tourists over the last year.

Nick and his mum Eileen were sedated after the gang pumped a sedative gas into the property where the star was sleeping - and waited for it to take effect before they broke in wearing hazmat suits and turned the villa over.

No one is said to have been hurt in the incident, although it is believed some items were stolen in the raid. 

A source said the gang would have had no idea who Nick was but the villa was on a target list as it was known to be 'used by high net worth clients'. 

'Sadly it's a case of the wrong place at the wrong time but it's scary to say the least,' they said.

'Nick was obviously upset but thought best to keep things off social media.' 

It has since been revealed Nick's villa was on the target list of a sedative gas gang, with the same gang thought to have carried out similar attacks by pumping sedative gas into a property and then breaking in wearing hazmat suits.

I'm A Celeb star Snoochie Shy was also mugged for her handbag in Ibiza - sharing the news on Instagram with a post reading: 'Not me at the police station cause someone stole my bag with all my s*** in it.' 

In January, Spanish police raided a gang of ex-military thieves from eastern Europe who had been robbing luxury homes and businesses on the Costa del Sol.

The robbers were alleged to have carried out as many as 71 break-ins, most of them in Marbella. Police recovered 169 pieces of jewellery alongside pricey watches, luxury handbags and designer gear.

They also found a pistol, two shotguns - one real, and one an imitation - as well as masks, gloves, a machete and power tools, Sur reported.