Charley Webb has shared a sweet family photo with her husband Matthew Wolfenden and their three sons.
The Emmerdale couple are parents to Buster, 10, Bowie, four, and Ace, who will turn one this month.
The photo shows the family on a Sunday walk as little Ace was strapped to Charley’s back.
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Charley, 32, wrote: “My little family,” followed by a white heart emoji.
Fans gushed over the family picture with one person commenting: “God you two make good looking kids.”
The little pouty lip in the back is sooooo cute!
Another said: “The most beautiful family.”
A third added: “Beautiful looking family.”
Others were amused by Ace’s “pouty” face at the back.
One wrote: “Baby’s face at the back, love it!!!”
Another gushed: “The little pouty lip in the back is sooooo cute!”
Charley and Matthew welcomed Ace in July last year.
Back in May, the Debbie Dingle actress shared a snap which showed the family shortly after Ace was born.
In the post, Charley opened up about her pregnancy struggles and said she finds being pregnant “hard”.
What did she say?
Charley wrote: “This is our first picture as a 5. A couple of hours after Ace was born.
“I can’t lie, I find being pregnant really hard but at the same time I do know how lucky I am to be able to fall pregnant pretty easily/at all.
“I had horrendous sickness with all 3 of the boys which pretty much lasted my whole pregnancies.”
Charley added that she “found it so hard to be able to function”.
She said: “All I wanted to do was lie down and sleep.
“Something that gets harder when you’ve got others running around. I know it could have been a lot worse so I’m not complaining, I’m just being honest.”
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She added: “My births on the other hand have all been amazing.
“I suffered with post natal depression after Buster which I didn’t realise at the time.
“With Bowie I was so aware how I felt before that I really managed things much better.
“The jump from 2-3 I found the hardest. Luckily Ace is a really good baby but suddenly there’s more of them than there is of you.”
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