Leanne Quigley, winner of The Traitors, has split from her fiancée Sophie Jones after seven years together, with the couple saying they will now focus on co-parenting their two young sons.
The 30-year-old television personality and Jones, 33, share three-year-old twin sons, Harley and Hudson. A representative for the couple confirmed the separation to The Sun on Monday, saying: "We can confirm Leanne and Sophie have separated; their focus continues to be their two beautiful boys."
A source close to the pair added: "It's a very sad, but amicable split. They grew apart over the years but will continue to co-parent their boys."
Rise to fame on The Traitors
Quigley rose to fame in January 2025 when she won season three of The Traitors, the BBC reality competition, alongside fellow finalist Jake Brown. During the series, she posed as a nail technician while concealing her 12-year background as a corporal in the British Army.
She proposed to Jones in August 2024. Announcing the engagement on social media at the time, Quigley wrote: "A thousand times YES. Mrs Jones pending," alongside a ring emoji.
Wedding plans and a cancer diagnosis
Speaking to the Daily Mail after her Traitors win, Quigley said she had considered Ardross Castle in the Scottish Highlands, the filming location for the show, as a possible wedding venue. "We have got wedding planning to do," she said. "We have just started. We haven't set a date yet but yeah we can get a wedding going. I actually looked at the castle because I didn't realise you could get married there. That would be so iconic. I would actually love that." The castle's Great Hall can be hired for weddings and holds up to 130 guests.
Quigley's victory on The Traitors came after a difficult six months for the couple. Jones was diagnosed with breast cancer just weeks after Quigley returned home from filming the series, and has since received the all clear.
'We found out weeks after I got home'
Speaking to Metro previously about the ordeal, Quigley said: "I would never, ever have gone away to film if Soph had cancer. We found out weeks after I got home. Actually, she found a lump maybe a month after, and it all happened very quickly from there."
She also reflected on leaving the Army. "I only left the army actually in October, so I'm still very freshly out of the army," she said. "And with lots going on, first of all, with the twins, and then with my partner, we're going to take some time now to really enjoy family time."
Quigley has not announced the split on her own social media, and there are no recent pictures of Jones on her Instagram. A representative for Quigley has been contacted by the Daily Mail for comment.
