Jamie Redknapp went to the DKMS: Big Love gala last night on his own - and looked rather unhappy.
Jamie, 44, appeared alone at the charity event which took place at the Natural History Museum in London only a day after his estranged wife Louise was said to be "rethinking" their split.
The dad-of-two has so far only been spotted in one photograph from the event - and looked pretty down.
**WATCH: Louise Redknapp discusses her split with Jamie for the first time **
Interestingly, Jamie had his left hand in his pocket in the photograph in what looked like a very forced pose.
Could he still be wearing his wedding ring, but not want it to be shown in public?
If this was the case, it could be mirroring Louise's actions as she has also been spotted still wearing her wedding at various events.
This comes only a day after a source close to the couple told Now Magazine that Louise was said to be reconsidering the split.
They said: "Louise has started to wobble and really misses Jamie and her family.
"It's all been a hard call for her and there have been times when she's felt stronger and times she felt weaker about being apart form Jamie and now she's seriously waver on her decision."
The source also revealed that Louise had been looking round place to live in London's Primrose Hill with Daisy Lowe, whom she befriended last year on Strictly Come Dancing.
They said: "She's beginning to have second thoughts."
Neither Jamie nor Louise have made any official statement confirming the split.
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