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Now, it seems a reformed Mark Owen has also managed to win back his wife Emma.
MARK OWEN AND WIFE EMMA

Road to recovery: Mark Owen, wife Emma and their two children have been pictured for the first time as a family since he confessing to cheating on her

The couple were pictured on a family stroll in west London with their two children, Elwood, 3, and one-year-old Willow Rose.

With his son on his shoulders and Emma, 32, by his side, the Take That singer looked content and relaxed after months of turmoil.

An insider said: 'She's decided to give him one more chance. Things are far from rosy but they're starting to look up.'

The 38-year-old confessed to being repeatedly unfaithful in March - just six months after marrying his wife in a Scottish castle last October.
MARK OWEN AND WIFE EMMA

Far from rosy: The couple are trying to make their marriage work after Mark's shocking revelations

He blamed his long battle with alcohol for his numerous affairs and when the details emerged, he said he was 'deeply sorry' for his actions.

And although he has been the subject of bad press since the confession, at least one person doesn't see him as a love rat.
TOM JONES

Support: Tom Jones said Owen just had to 'ride out the storm' earlier this week

Last week Tom Jones voiced his support for Owen - and fellow alleged cheat Ronan Keating - saying their relationships would mend in time.

'Those boys have just got to ride the storm,' he said to the Daily Star. 'I’ve had ups and downs but I’ve stayed married.

'If you love one another you’ll pull it together.

'It’s not like they’ve killed anyone. Unfortunately it (infidelity) can happen when you’re on the road. It’s not premeditated.'

The Welsh singer, who has been married for 53 years to wife Linda, added: 'Sometimes things go further than they’re supposed to, but it’s no-one else’s business.'

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The latest from Mark's camp is that the singer, who admitted a ten-year drink problem, has now gone three months without a drop and is making brilliant progress.

He's also having a really productive spell in the studio, cracking out new material. A pal of the singer told me: "Mark is getting better and stronger every day. He's through the worst of it with the booze, although there's still a long road ahead.

"He's getting on well at home and the studio sessions couldn't be going better."

While Mark's busy writing in London, fellow Take That-ers GARY BARLOW and ROBBIE WILLIAMS are in Los Angeles polishing off new material. Gaz and Rob's rekindled relationship is going from strength to strength.

Their joint-single, Shame, comes out later this year, just ahead of the release of Robbie's greatest hits album.

Looks like it's shaping up for a huge 2011 for Take That.

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They have had a bumpy time of it recently, but yesterday Mark Owen and wife Emma put on show of unity as they went shopping together.
The pair, whose marriage was rocked in March by Mark's revelations that he had repeatedly been unfaithful to his wife, looked happy and relaxed as they stepped out in London.
Mark and Emma even wore virtually identical grey trousers in a bid to show their relationship is stronger than ever.

Mark, 38, has been in rehab after admitting his extra martial dalliances were down to his long battle with alcohol.
Immediately after news of his affairs broke, the couple separated and Mark admitted himself into rehab at The Priory in Roehampton after confessing he'd had a serious drink problem for ten years.
However, the Take That star soon said he was 'deeply sorry' for his actions, and is now doing well after a spell at the clinic.
A source told the Sun recently: 'Mark is getting better and stronger every day. He's through the worst of it with the booze, although there's still a long road ahead.

'He's getting on well at home and the studio sessions couldn't be going better.'

Mark admitted to ten affairs in March this year, just five months after he and Emma married in Scotland.
After the revelations, Mark, who has two children, Elwood, three, and Willow Rose, one, with Emma, said: 'I want to do the right thing now for the kids and Emma.

'It's the best thing in the world having kids. I feel blessed and I am really sorry that I have done this to them and to Emma.
'She has done a lot of good for me, Emma has. She is absolutely without doubt the only person I want to be with for the rest of my life.'

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