JAMES Haskell was spotted spending some quality time with his daughter after revealing the real reason he split with Chloe Madeley.
The former rugby player joined stars including and for Paramount’s Dora The Explorer extravaganza in .
James posed for pictures with his daughter Bodhi – who he shares with ex Chloe – as they spent quality father-and-daughter time together.
The star split from the daughter of Richard and Judy when Bodhi was just one years old.
Last week, in a candid interview, the pair’s marriage came to an unexpected end.
He’s now admitted that hiscontributed to the end of the relationship, describing their final year together as a “difficult period”;.
He told theDaily Mail: “If I put more time into my marriage than I did, then I wouldn’t be divorced now.
“It’s one of those things in life where some things don’t work out, but I have so much love for my daughter and,”; he said. “It’s team work.”;
Ensuring he is doing all he can to spend time with his little girl, James wasted no time in getting involved in the action at Sunday’s Dora event at The Barbican in London.
Dora’s Rainforest Fiesta welcomed a slew of star-studded faces and their offspring to celebrate the launch of the iconic franchise’s latest toys and products inspired by the
beloved preschool series.
The event saw the stars transported into the tropical rainforest world of everyone’s favourite explorer in order to tease excitement ahead of the brand new series of Dora streaming on Paramount+ from the 4th of July.
Charlotte Crosby was the event’s biggest name as she brought along her two daughters – Alba Jean and Pixi Cici – as well as her partner, Jake Ankers.
The reality TV family posed away for pictures as Alba got hands on with one of the latest Dora toys, available from the UK’s leading toy retailers, Smyths Toys and The Entertainer.
Olympian Greg Rutherford and news reviewer were also among attendees at the family event.
Season three of DORA will be available to stream on Paramount+ from 4th July before launching on Nick Jr on July 7th.
