JACQUELINE Jossa has claimed that In The Style have not paid her in months as the firm teeters on the brink of administration.
Jacqueline, 32, signed as the face of the affordable fashion brand five years ago in a deal rumoured to be worth almost £1 million.
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As part of the agreement, she earned commission based on the sale success of her collections.
But Jacqueline has claimed she is owed tens of thousands of pounds by the company and has not been paid in months.
The 32-year-old actress has already consulted lawyers over the fashion brand.
However, they are still selling stock using her name and image on the website, she revealed on social media.
Posting on Instagram, Jacqueline said: “After 4 glorious years working with In The Style, I never thought my time with the brand would end this way.
“But in truth since I or my team can’t get a response from anyone at the company, the decision has bee made for me.
“My name and image is still being used all over the website, helping the brand to sell stock, yet I haven’t been paid for months.
“I see them signing up new faces and continuing to launch new collections and I feel it’s my responsibility to let the new girls know that their contract is unlikely to be honoured and they are unlikely to be paid.”
The actress is understood to have “banded together” with other celebrities who have also been left out-of-pocket.
It comes after we previously revealed In The Style — popular for collaborations with celebs including Stacey Solomon and Dianne Buswell — has losses of over £11million, and is on the brink of collapse.
A source told The Sun on Sunday: “The company has been accused of failing to pay fees to talent for many months.
“Some threatened legal action and managed to get paid some of what they were owed.
“Others were trying to get money owed to them but now the fear is that if they do go into administration it will become extremely difficult.
“Jacqueline is owed tens of thousands of pounds, certainly a five figure sum, so she’s consulting lawyers over what steps to take.
“What’s infuriating is they’re still selling clothes online including from Jacqueline’s collection.”
