The Traitors’ Leanne Quigley splits from fiancée after seven years together
Leanne Quigley and Sophie Jones (Image: Instagram/leannequigleyx)
The Traitors winner Leanne Quigley and her fiancée Sophie Jones have separated after more than seven years together, with a representative saying their focus is co-parenting their three-year-old twin sons.
In a statement, a representative for the couple confirmed the split, telling The Sun: “We can confirm Leanne and Sophie have separated; their focus continues to be their two beautiful boys.” Quigley, 30, and Jones, 33, are parents to twins Harley and Hudson.
A source close to the pair reportedly described it as “a very sad, but amicable split”, adding: “They grew apart over the years but will continue to co-parent their boys.”
Engagement and family life
Quigley, who was among The Traitors cast congratulating Freddie Fraser on his new relationship, and Jones got engaged in August 2024.
In January 2025, Quigley won the third series of BBC favourite The Traitors alongside Jake Brown after a very tense final.
While on the series, she told her co-stars that she was a nail technician, though in reality she was hiding a 12-year background as a British Army corporal.
After her win, Quigley spoke about wedding planning and said she had looked at Ardross Castle, where the show is filmed, as a possible venue. “We have got wedding planning to do,” she told MailOnline. “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.”
Quigley also spoke of her desire to have more children with Jones, and the difficult time they had with their twin boys.
She said: “I went through IVF with my boys, and I was very poorly throughout my pregnancy, and then I went into early labour at six months.
“The boys were only 26 weeks when they were born. Because I was so poorly at the time I feel I missed out on enjoying that newborn stage.
“I’m so so grateful to have them, and I’m so lucky that they’re alive. When they did come home from hospital after three months, they come home on oxygen, and it was a struggle to take them out.
“I would love the opportunity to have another baby, hopefully have a bit of a better experience. And to make our family a bit bigger.”
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