If Jamie's actions are anything to go by anyway.

It was reported recently that Louise Redknapp was regretting her decision to leave her husband Jamie. She moved out of her family home and was focusing on her career for the first time in over a decade. Over the summer it emerged that the pair were going through some difficulties with Louise being the cause of it. There was speculation at first that she had been hit by the 'Strictly curse' but not in the traditional sense. In the past, the 'curse' has seen contestants leaving their current partners for their dancing partners. In Louise's case, it was over the career boost that came from the show and also how close she got to Daisy Lowe. Sources said that Louise got a new lease of life while on the show and enjoyed hanging out with Daisy Lowe so much that she put a strain on their marriage. Recently she was said to be missing her family and Jamie, and now it's believed she thinks it's too late to repair the damage. Jamie has been spotted at work events and out in public without his wedding ring. He has also been having more nights out than he would have normally had during the marriage. She's also become paranoid that there would be a line of women waiting for Jamie if their split was to becomes official. According to The Sun, a source said:

"Louise wanted a break from normality, to have some fun and put herself out there again. But fears are creeping in and she’s not sure whether she’ll have a husband to go back to. She and Jamie love each other, there’s no denying that, but Louise has hurt him. She knows there are lots of other women out there just waiting for their split to become official.”

They added:

"In many ways, Jamie has moved on from the state of speculation Louise created around their relationship. Right now Jamie is giving his wife the space she was craving and is only in contact to discuss the children. It’s not over in his eyes and he can see how exhausted and anxious Louise is but, in some ways, he feels it’s about time she knew how it felt to be left out in the cold.”