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has 'split from her cheating husband Andrew Buchan for a second time' after he failed to stick to the marriage rules she set for him in the wake of his .
The former star, 41, had taken the actor, 44, back after - but issued him with a list of strict demands to help them rebuild their marriage.
'Gutted' Amy has now called time on their 11-year marriage for good and has thrown him out of the family home they shared with their two children.
A source told : 'It took a lot for Amy to give the marriage another chance but she thought it was worth one final roll of the dice.
'There is no suggestion he has cheated again, but as far as she is concerned this is it.'
It's over: Amy Nuttall, 41, has reportedly 'split from her cheating' husband Andrew Buchan for a second time
Affair: She had previously taken the actor back after his 'affair' with Better co-star Leila Farzad, 39 - but with a list of strict demands to help them rebuild their marriage
They added: 'She is obviously gutted but also accepts that their time together has come to an end.'
It emerged in February this year that Andrew had reportedly left his wife of 11 years Amy for his BBC crime drama Better co-star Leila, 41 .
But just weeks later, Leila allegedly returned to her husband James Maizels, while Andrew has gone back to his family, with The Sun reporting that Andrew told a friend: 'We're healing.'
In July it was claimed that Amy had set her husband in order to rekindle their relationship.
Amy apparently demanded weekly date nights as they followed the 777 approach, full access to each other's phones and absolutely no out of work contact with any co-stars, webcamsex according to The Sun.
It was reported that Andrew would also need to keep in contact via FaceTime when he's working away.
'No one thought they could come back from this but Amy has decided to give it one more go,' a source told the publication.
'[Amy] doesn't want to throw away over a decade together but at the same time she is far from a pushover.
Strict: Amy has demanded weekly date nights as they follow the 777 approach, full access to each other's phones and no out of work contact with any co-stars, according to The Sun
BBC crime drama: Broadchurch star Andrew and Leila on screen in the show Better
Back together: Speculation the couple had reunited came in the month before, when Andrew was seen leaving their family home wearing his gold wedding ring in June
'They will adopt the 777 approach which means every seven days you go on a date, every seven weeks you go away for the night and every seven months you go away on holiday just the two of you.'
The 777 approach makes up three of the rules, and the final one is that their work should be on an equal footing, it was reported.
MailOnline contacted Amy and Andrew's representatives for comment at the time.
Speculation the couple had reunited came in the month before, when wearing his gold wedding ring in June.
Amy was spotted around the same time at the property, without her ring, but insiders suggested they were giving things another go.
A source close to the couple told the The Sun: 'Amy was, understandably, devastated to learn of the infidelity and wanted a clean break and a fresh start.
'But Andrew has come back to her and promised to change.
'They have been working through their problems and are trying to put the love triangle behind them for the sake of their family.'
It was originally thought that the couple were separated after Amy reportedly in March, just weeks after news of their split emerged, but it seemed her wishes changed.
After being left devastated by her husband's alleged infidelity, sources told The Sun that Amy was taking the power back after the betrayal, while also claiming that Andrew and Leila had parted ways.
Family: The pair have two children, a son and daughter, who they keep away from the limelight
The source said: 'She's told him she wants a divorce anyway, she's been publicly humiliated and the pain has been unbearable.
'She thought he was away working, when in fact he was often in hotels with Leila — once the truth emerged it was like being hit by a train.'
They added: 'Now she's decided to take back control again and plan her own future.
She's going down the legal route and will get everything she's entitled to.'
Andrew was thought to have came to light and moved in with Leila after meeting her while working together on the BBC series.
Leila married her husband James Maizels in 2013, and they have a daughter who was born in 2014.
Andrew's alleged affair with Leila was exposed after Amy discovered that he had purchased racy lingerie in a size that was not her own.
Friends claimed the actor informed Amy of his desire to terminate the marriage shortly before Christmas.
A source told The Sun: 'The penny started to drop over a period of time.
He was away a lot, which wasn't unusual because of the nature of his work, but at one point Amy realised he had been staying in hotels very near to home — and wondered why.
'As time moved on, there were some tell-tale signs that he had become close to Leila — just something in his mannerisms and in their social media posts together.
'But the final straw was the lingerie — that's what clinched it.
Amy just knew instinctively that it wasn't meant for her.'
Amy, who had been so 'crushed' by the end of her marriage that she was crying almost every day, struggled to raise a smile as she was seen running errands in Buckinghamshire days later.
Speaking to MailOnline about the split shortly afterwards, she fought back tears and confessed: 'I can't talk about it.
I'm sorry, I can't say anything.'
A source said at the time: 'It was a huge shock. Amy is heartbroken.'
Andrew was said to have told Amy their marriage was over ahead of the festive period, leaving the actress devastated and their friends in a state of shock.
The source added: 'For Andrew to walk away from his family was a huge shock to us all - and Amy is heartbroken. Everyone who knows them thought they were going to be together forever.
'But he's packed his bags and left with his new co-star.
Whatever has gone on, it seems to have been enough for him to re-evaluate his whole life and rip up their marriage.
'Nobody is quite sure of the exact details, but Andrew has clearly had his head turned pretty dramatically.' MailOnline has contacted a representative for further comment.
In January, Leila took to social media to share a gushing tribute to Andrew in a montage featuring the entire Better cast and crew.
Her caption read: 'This lot.
Couldn't and wouldn't happen without them. Big up the Better team who wiped my tears, held me up, fed me crumpets and made me smile.
'Don't have pics of everyone but this gang got me through! We made a show, it's NOT a Happy Valley replacement but a morality tale which should make you think.'
Cosy!
Leila and Andrew are pictured together while promoting Better on February 8
Previously: Andrew is best known for his role as Mark Latimer in the hugely popular ITV series Broadchurch
United: Leila took to social media to share a gushing tribute to Andrew in a montage featuring the Better cast and crew in January
Happy: She shared a caption lauding her co-stars, including Andrew, for 'wiping away her tears' and 'holding her up'
Popular: Amy played Ethel Parks in ITV period drama Downton Abbey
Glamorous: Leila has previously taken roles in Law & Order: UK, Man Down, This Time With Alan Partridge and I Hate Suzie - a part that earned her a Bafta TV nomination
Close: One scene in the series shows the pair kissing and sharing an embrace, with Leila previously describing their on-screen relationship as 'intense'
Former flame: Leila was previously married to husband James, with the pair tying the knot in 2013, after being friends for six years.
They have a daughter born in 2014
Cute: She posted a photo of a note her little girl had hidden in her suitcase as she went away to film, which read: 'I'm very proud of you mummy'
Andrew plays well-connected criminal Col alongside Leila's corrupt police officer, Lou, in the crime drama Better, which was first screened on BBC One in February.
One scene in the series shows the pair sharing an embrace, and Leila has described their on-screen relationship as 'intense.'
She said: 'It's a very complicated relationship.
When we first meet them, it's an intense relationship that has an element of friendship, but there's quite an intimate power play between these two people.
The former star, 41, had taken the actor, 44, back after - but issued him with a list of strict demands to help them rebuild their marriage.
'Gutted' Amy has now called time on their 11-year marriage for good and has thrown him out of the family home they shared with their two children.
A source told : 'It took a lot for Amy to give the marriage another chance but she thought it was worth one final roll of the dice.
'There is no suggestion he has cheated again, but as far as she is concerned this is it.'
It's over: Amy Nuttall, 41, has reportedly 'split from her cheating' husband Andrew Buchan for a second time
Affair: She had previously taken the actor back after his 'affair' with Better co-star Leila Farzad, 39 - but with a list of strict demands to help them rebuild their marriage
They added: 'She is obviously gutted but also accepts that their time together has come to an end.'
It emerged in February this year that Andrew had reportedly left his wife of 11 years Amy for his BBC crime drama Better co-star Leila, 41 .
But just weeks later, Leila allegedly returned to her husband James Maizels, while Andrew has gone back to his family, with The Sun reporting that Andrew told a friend: 'We're healing.'
In July it was claimed that Amy had set her husband in order to rekindle their relationship.
Amy apparently demanded weekly date nights as they followed the 777 approach, full access to each other's phones and absolutely no out of work contact with any co-stars, webcamsex according to The Sun.
It was reported that Andrew would also need to keep in contact via FaceTime when he's working away.
'No one thought they could come back from this but Amy has decided to give it one more go,' a source told the publication.
'[Amy] doesn't want to throw away over a decade together but at the same time she is far from a pushover.
Strict: Amy has demanded weekly date nights as they follow the 777 approach, full access to each other's phones and no out of work contact with any co-stars, according to The Sun
BBC crime drama: Broadchurch star Andrew and Leila on screen in the show Better
Back together: Speculation the couple had reunited came in the month before, when Andrew was seen leaving their family home wearing his gold wedding ring in June
'They will adopt the 777 approach which means every seven days you go on a date, every seven weeks you go away for the night and every seven months you go away on holiday just the two of you.'
The 777 approach makes up three of the rules, and the final one is that their work should be on an equal footing, it was reported.
MailOnline contacted Amy and Andrew's representatives for comment at the time.
Speculation the couple had reunited came in the month before, when wearing his gold wedding ring in June.
Amy was spotted around the same time at the property, without her ring, but insiders suggested they were giving things another go.
A source close to the couple told the The Sun: 'Amy was, understandably, devastated to learn of the infidelity and wanted a clean break and a fresh start.
'But Andrew has come back to her and promised to change.
'They have been working through their problems and are trying to put the love triangle behind them for the sake of their family.'
It was originally thought that the couple were separated after Amy reportedly in March, just weeks after news of their split emerged, but it seemed her wishes changed.
After being left devastated by her husband's alleged infidelity, sources told The Sun that Amy was taking the power back after the betrayal, while also claiming that Andrew and Leila had parted ways.
Family: The pair have two children, a son and daughter, who they keep away from the limelight
The source said: 'She's told him she wants a divorce anyway, she's been publicly humiliated and the pain has been unbearable.
'She thought he was away working, when in fact he was often in hotels with Leila — once the truth emerged it was like being hit by a train.'
They added: 'Now she's decided to take back control again and plan her own future.
She's going down the legal route and will get everything she's entitled to.'
Andrew was thought to have came to light and moved in with Leila after meeting her while working together on the BBC series.
Leila married her husband James Maizels in 2013, and they have a daughter who was born in 2014.
Andrew's alleged affair with Leila was exposed after Amy discovered that he had purchased racy lingerie in a size that was not her own.
Friends claimed the actor informed Amy of his desire to terminate the marriage shortly before Christmas.
A source told The Sun: 'The penny started to drop over a period of time.
He was away a lot, which wasn't unusual because of the nature of his work, but at one point Amy realised he had been staying in hotels very near to home — and wondered why.
'As time moved on, there were some tell-tale signs that he had become close to Leila — just something in his mannerisms and in their social media posts together.
'But the final straw was the lingerie — that's what clinched it.
Amy just knew instinctively that it wasn't meant for her.'
Amy, who had been so 'crushed' by the end of her marriage that she was crying almost every day, struggled to raise a smile as she was seen running errands in Buckinghamshire days later.
Speaking to MailOnline about the split shortly afterwards, she fought back tears and confessed: 'I can't talk about it.
I'm sorry, I can't say anything.'
A source said at the time: 'It was a huge shock. Amy is heartbroken.'
Andrew was said to have told Amy their marriage was over ahead of the festive period, leaving the actress devastated and their friends in a state of shock.
The source added: 'For Andrew to walk away from his family was a huge shock to us all - and Amy is heartbroken. Everyone who knows them thought they were going to be together forever.
'But he's packed his bags and left with his new co-star.
Whatever has gone on, it seems to have been enough for him to re-evaluate his whole life and rip up their marriage.
'Nobody is quite sure of the exact details, but Andrew has clearly had his head turned pretty dramatically.' MailOnline has contacted a representative for further comment.
In January, Leila took to social media to share a gushing tribute to Andrew in a montage featuring the entire Better cast and crew.
Her caption read: 'This lot.
Couldn't and wouldn't happen without them. Big up the Better team who wiped my tears, held me up, fed me crumpets and made me smile.
'Don't have pics of everyone but this gang got me through! We made a show, it's NOT a Happy Valley replacement but a morality tale which should make you think.'
Cosy!
Leila and Andrew are pictured together while promoting Better on February 8
Previously: Andrew is best known for his role as Mark Latimer in the hugely popular ITV series Broadchurch
United: Leila took to social media to share a gushing tribute to Andrew in a montage featuring the Better cast and crew in January
Happy: She shared a caption lauding her co-stars, including Andrew, for 'wiping away her tears' and 'holding her up'
Popular: Amy played Ethel Parks in ITV period drama Downton Abbey
Glamorous: Leila has previously taken roles in Law & Order: UK, Man Down, This Time With Alan Partridge and I Hate Suzie - a part that earned her a Bafta TV nomination
Close: One scene in the series shows the pair kissing and sharing an embrace, with Leila previously describing their on-screen relationship as 'intense'
Former flame: Leila was previously married to husband James, with the pair tying the knot in 2013, after being friends for six years.
They have a daughter born in 2014
Cute: She posted a photo of a note her little girl had hidden in her suitcase as she went away to film, which read: 'I'm very proud of you mummy'
Andrew plays well-connected criminal Col alongside Leila's corrupt police officer, Lou, in the crime drama Better, which was first screened on BBC One in February.
One scene in the series shows the pair sharing an embrace, and Leila has described their on-screen relationship as 'intense.'
She said: 'It's a very complicated relationship.
When we first meet them, it's an intense relationship that has an element of friendship, but there's quite an intimate power play between these two people.
