Laila Rouass appears at ease while on a boat trip with her snooker player lover, Ronnie O’Sullivan. This comes after she shared her experience after the horrifying terror incident in Barcelona on Twitter.

She vividly live-tweeted about getting caught up in the horrifying terrorist incident in Barcelona and having to hide in a restaurant freezer.

Laila Rouass, a former player for Holby City, seems eager to move on from the experience by taking a leisurely punting excursion along the River Cam in Cambridge on Friday.

The 46-year-old actress and her snooker professional husband Ronnie O’Sullivan seemed to be enjoying the peaceful boat ride.

During the laid-back stroll, the brunette beauty looked casual in a black vest top and slim blue jeans while enjoying the sun.

During the journey with Ronnie, the mother of one seemed to forgo makeup by hiding her eyes behind a pair of dark shades.

She and Ronnie were leaning back against different sides of the boat, seemingly quite happy in each other’s presence.

While this was going on, Ronnie wore a black padded jacket, grey shorts, and a blue T-shirt layered beneath to keep things casual.

Laila was undoubtedly enjoying her casual stroll, given that she had taken to Twitter after the horrific terror incident that left over 100 people injured and 16 people dead.

The Footballers’ Wives actress tweeted right in the midst of the assault, saying, “In the middle of the attack.” hiding in the freezer of a restaurant. occurred so quickly. I’m praying for everyone’s safety here, x.

The London Stepney star also tweeted afterward, saying, “Gunshots just heard.” Cops on the run with guns drawn, searching for someone on the street.

She continued to tweet, saying, “Hearing one person has been shot,” and “the whole of Las Ramblas and surrounding roads in lock down with armed police everywhere.”

Douglas Henshall, an actor and friend of Mrs. Rouass, tweeted a message of support for the former Holby City actress. “F*** sake, Laila, stay safe,” he said.

Following the announcement by the police of a “massive crash” at Las Ramblas, there was gunfire at the nearby Corte Ingles shop.

It was reported that in a Turkish restaurant where hostages were being held, police had bargained with an assailant.

A second van that may have been used as a getaway car was discovered parked near the town of Vic, some 50 miles north of Barcelona, according to the police.

According to the civil guard, Oukabir in the municipality of Santa Perpetua de la Mogada hired the van that was used in the attack.