Gogglebox star Ellie Warner has shared a sweet milestone for her baby Ezra in a series of family photos.
The TV star welcomed her first baby last year, and has now revealed that the little one has been on his first holiday in an Instagram post.
Sharing a series of pictures from the trip alongside her boyfriend, Ezra's father Nat Eddleston, Ellie wrote: "Our first holiday as a family, Ezra's first birthday and first wedding!
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"Had a fabulous time and thank you to the Corcorans for sharing your special day with us."
Ellie, who's been a staple of Gogglebox alongside sister Izzi since 2015, recently shared a series of throwback pictures from her baby shower for Ezra as she opened up about body confidence.
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"Can't believe it's been 1 whole year since my baby shower! I didn't feel confident sharing pictures at the time," she wrote.
"Safe to say I don't ever get the chance to look this good now."
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Last August, Ellie also opened up about her complicated breastfeeding journey with Ezra, explaining: "I knew as soon as I was pregnant that I wanted to breastfeed. As a first time mum I had no idea what to expect and was scared to be over confident."
While her son took "naturally" to breastfeeding initially, Ellie developed mastitis that developed into an abscess which burst, leading to urgent hospital care.
"The morning that the abscess burst, I was in so much pain that I was crying. I was scared to feed off the affected boob and couldn't get seen by my own GP.
"I didn't want this to be the end of my breastfeeding journey, as I wasn't ready to stop. I was proud of what I'd achieved so far," she added, revealing she has been able to continue breastfeeding Ezra.
Gogglebox airs and streams on Channel 4.
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