Cat Deeley is notorious for keeping her two sons Milo, seven, and James, four, out of the spotlight but on Tuesday the star shared a sun-soaked photo with one of her little ones.
Taking to her Instagram Stories, the TV presenter, 46, was a vision as she posed in a stunning red Boden bikini alongside her son, whose face was obscured by a strategically placed sunglasses emoji.
Captioning the post, she penned: "Sunshine check, teamwork check, mother and son property empire, check, check!"
In the sweet photo, the blonde bombshell and her little one - who appears to be her younger son, James- could be seen holding their swords after building a large circle of perfect sandcastles, complete with a sand mountain in the middle.
Tess upped the ante when it came to her seaside look and added a white summer hat embellished with a black ribbon and pair of stylish sunglasses.
She accesorised with a gold pendant necklace and matching choker. Her iconic blonde tresses were swept into an elegant low bun.
This isn't the first glimpse Cat has given of her idyllic family holiday. The star also shared a sweet photo beside her two little ones facing away from the camera admiring the beautiful view from a stunning terracotta-hued balcony.
Cat and her two boys were ready for a day at the beach dressed in full swim gear. The presenter looked lovely in a flowy cotton dress dotted with painterly brushstrokes.
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Alongside the sweet family photo, Cat penned: "Made it to the sunshine." Friends and fans flocked to the comments section with one writing: "Looks gorgeous," while a second remarked: "Ahh have the best time," followed by two red heart emojis.
A third fan noted: "Happy holidays," and a fourth stunned fan added: "Holy cow the boys are SO BIG!!!!"
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