Tom Daley is noticeably absent from the 2022 Commonwealth Games after making the decision to take a year out to "rest and be with my family".
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No doubt that includes enjoying some well-deserved downtime at his home in London, which he shares with his husband Dustin Lance Black and their son Robbie.
The family share a converted industrial-style apartment in Southwark, and the diver has previously revealed a look inside the kitchen as he did some baking with his son.
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In keeping with the rest of the property, it features exposed brick walls, rustic beams and bespoke wooden kitchen cabinets by Brandler London with a built-in oven and shelves lining one wall.
Robbie had his back to the camera as he sat on the counter and leaned towards Tom's chocolate-laden spoon. But one very relatable part of the image was one of the shelves in the background which was packed full of food packets and a Union Jack teapot.
As Tom posed for a Halloween photo in 2019, he revealed shelves holding glasses, bottles and cookbooks while copper pots hang overhead. Two of Robbie's colourful bibs were also hanging on the oven handle.
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The sports star lives in London with his son Robbie
The couple, who got married in 2017, previously admitted they were looking for a one-of-a-kind, character-filled property they could turn into a family home, as opposed to one where the "interiors looked identical."
Speaking of their Southark home, which was once a hop-processing plant, Dustin told the Evening Standard: "It was clear this wasn’t a cookie-cutter apartment.
Tom Daley's kitchen inside his converted apartment
"Some people we know came and suggested we fill in brickholes and other things and I looked at them as if they were mad. In LA, you just can’t fake these textures — very little there predates the Fifties. But it was obvious also that a lot of imagination and creativity had gone into this place."
Tom said: "Here has the convenience of a new build but it is comfortable and homely, almost like being in a country house right in the city centre."
Other features of the two-bed triplex apartment include a roof terrace with a hot tub and an alternate-tread steel staircase.
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