Coronation Street star Kym Marsh has shared an adorable new photo of her baby grandson Teddy.
The 43-year-old Corrie actress couldn’t wait to show off her grandchild, who was born last month, on Instagram.
Kym posted a cute snap of Teddy sleeping peacefully with his hands tucked behind his head.
Tagging in her daughter Emilie, 22, and her partner Mikey, Kym gushed in the picture caption: “The cuteness though!! 😍 @emilieecunliffe.x @mikeyhoz 💙💙.”
Teddy’s mum Emilie, who is Kym’s second eldest child, cooed over the picture of her newborn and commented: “Chillin’ 😂❤️.”
It is the first personal family photo that Kym has shared of little Teddy since she announced his birth on May 4.
Fans loved the sweet snap and rushed to comment on Kym’s photo.
“Aww he’s gorgeous Kym 💙💙,” wrote one of her fans.
Another added: “So adorable💙.”
A third commented: “How cute is this?” while another added: “He looks like you Kym 💙.”
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Before Teddy’s arrival, Kym insisted she didn’t want to be referred to as a grandma, instead she has chosen to be called a “Loli”.
After her grandchild’s birth, she wrote an emotional message on Instagram and said she was “honoured” to help bring him into the world.
It read: “Last night was a night I will never forget. I became a ‘Loli’ for the first time!!! My beautiful daughter was an absolute warrior and her partner and I were the best birthing team we could be!!! I was so honoured to have been a part of bringing him into the world. My beautiful grandson, I love you I will always love you and I promise to help guide you through life as best I can. Welcome to the world ‘Baby Hoz’ #name to follow 💙💙.”
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The star, who also has son David, 23, and seven-year-old daughter Polly, previously revealed that Emilie chose to give Teddy the middle name of Archie in honour of Kym’s son, who died at birth in 2009.
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