Coleen Nolan is said to be 'really upset' after her son, Shane Richie Jr, split from his wife, reports Daily Star.
Maddie Wahdan, who was Miss Great Britain, is believed to have decided to end their marriage after she found out Shane had not been faithful.
A friend told The Sun: "It's sad the relationship has come to an abrupt end so soon after they tied the knot. Coleen is really upset as she adored Maddie and sees her as another daughter. She is disappointed to see history repeating itself. It's a case of like father, like son.
Coleen's representatives declined to comment when approached by OK!
This news comes after Loose Women star Coleen, who used to be married to TV star Shane Richie, shared how Shane had also been unfaithful in their marriage. In 2018, Coleen, who won Celebrity Big Brother, said she wished she had left Shane sooner after she learned he'd cheated.
She shared with the Big Issue back then: "I thought it was a blip and we'd have counselling and everything would be fine. If I could go back, I'd leave. I stayed two years too long. But I was massively in love with him. To me, there was nothing missing in our relationship."
"He's said that too. He said he doesn't really understand what happened. Well, he does – he wanted to have his cake and eat it. I loved him, but in the end I thought I'm not one of those women who keeps turning a blind eye I think we've done OK. We've stayed good friends."
Maddie is now living in Kent, while Shane Jr stays close to his family in Blackpool. He asked for her hand on Christmas Eve 2020, and they got married at Rushton Hall in Kettering last July.
Coleen shared on Loose Women: "Obviously Christmas was very different but on Christmas Eve my son Shane proposed to his now fiance, we were playing a game where we had to guess what the person was going to say… she cried, I cried."
Shane Jr's mum Coleen and Shane split in 1997 and divorced two years later. Coleen also has daughter Ciara from her marriage to Ray Fensome.
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