Denise Van Outen made her first movie after breaking up with fiance Eddie Boxshall

Denise Van Outen announced she and fiance Eddie Boxshall split earlier this year, amid claims he had been unfaithful in their seven-year relationship, and now the actress is continuing to wear even though she is heartbroken

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Denise Van Outen landed her first film role after the shock breakup with fiance Eddie Boxshall.

The 47-year-old actress and TV star first started dating the merchandise trader from Essex in 2014, but she announced they had broken up in a surprise social media post in January. this year.

Denise is said to have discovered Eddie had been texting other women during their seven-year relationship, and told him to pack up when she kicked him out of their home in Chelmsford.

Now, she’s trying to move on with her life despite her heartbreak and has landed her first movie role in an upcoming film alongside comedy icon Jennifer Saunders and award-winning musician. Award Ed Sheeran.

Denise will play a nurse in the comedy Sumotherhood, directed by Adam Deacon, who also led Anuvahood in 2011.

This will be a huge boost to her acting career, and the former Big Breakfast presenter will appear in the film alongside comedian Peter Serafinowicz, Misfits actor Danny Sapani, model Leomie Anderson, Kevin Bishop, London Hughes and Jaime Winstone, who have been revealed as a contestant on this year’s The Masked Singer.

According to The Sun, Denise is looking forward to playing the role of a sexy nurse after a few difficult weeks.

“This role is exactly what she needed. Denise likes to dress revealingly and provocatively, so in many ways this is the perfect role for her,” the source said.

Sumotherhood marks the return of writer-actor-director Adam to filmmaking, as it’s been more than 10 years since he made his directorial debut with Anuvahood.

He won the BAFTA Rising Star Award in 2012, but took a step back from the limelight in 2015 after being diagnosed with bipolar.

He has now returned to the all-star film and said the film will focus on “the diversity of life in East London in 2022.

“We’re thrilled that this incredible cast is joining the project to bring these quirky and crazy characters to life,” he told The Hollywood Reporter earlier this year.

Adam explains: “Both are darkly realistic, as well as capturing the vibrant and varied lifestyle of life on an East London council estate.

Production on the film is underway in London and is expected to wrap up in March.