Abbey Clancy stunned fans by posting a very racy snap with husband Peter Crouch as she marked his 40th birthday on Instagram.
Proving they are more loved-up than ever, Abbey and Peter were seen locking lips in the black and white close-up.
As she posted the sizzling snap online, Abbey, 35, told her partner: "Happy 40th birthday baby I love you."
Showing off her model prowess in the snap, Abbey rocked a sultry pose as she leaned into Peter while flashing a glimpse of her diamond wedding bands.
The pair first got together in 2006 and tied the knot five years later.
They are now the proud parents of children; Sophia, nine, Liberty, five, Johnny, three and Jack, 19 months.
Peter broke the news he was expecting a fourth child with Abbey in 2019 by showing a picture of her clad in a skimpy bikini on holiday as she flaunted her blossoming baby bump.
"Baby no 4 on the way. I blame Abbey for looking like this," he penned.
As he rang in his 40th birthday this weekend, Peter took to Twitter to thank fans for the best wishes,
"Thanks so much everyone for my birthday wishes. Now pls leave me alone I'm hungover and old," he joked.
The likes of Rio Ferdinand and Robbie Fowler had spoke out to wish the former Liverpool sticker a good day.
While celeb pals including Holly Willoughby, Rochelle Humes and Daisy Lowe also wished Pete a happy birthday.
His special day comes following reports he and wife Abbey have used the coronavirus lockdown to expand their property empire - by splashing out £2million on flats in London.
The husband and wife duo have reportedly snapped up two flats at a former print works in Stockwell area as well as another couple at a converted church in the capital.
It is believed that 35-year-old model Abbey and former footballer Peter, 39, can bring in around £8,000-a-month in rent from their new investments.
A source told The Sun: "Buying swanky houses is popular among high-worth individuals who want to put their money into ventures which are a safe bet when it comes to securing a big return.
"It is a case of the more you invest, the more you get back. Especially in London".
