Ashley James has shared some hilarious Photoshop action as she mocked influencers in Dubai.
New mum Ashley - who welcomed baby boy Alfie last month - cradled the newborn beside her washing machine, employing some crafty editing work to turn it into a plane window.
"So thankful Alfie's passport arrived just in time as I was offered an amazing work opportunity in Dubai! #catchflightsnotfeelings #haterswillsayitsphotoshop " the Made In Chelsea star wrote.
"LOL, I wish. I'm actually staring at the biggest pile of dirty washing. I did get Alfie's little blue passport though, so we are ready for the adventures to begin the moment the world opens again. Where is good to go with a bubba?"
Ashley added: "I can't believe how quickly his passport arrived. We just needed to send off his birth certificate, and a photo and it came a week later. I do find it funny that his photo already looks nothing like him and he's stuck with it for 5 years!"
Ashley and boyfriend Tom Andrews welcomed Alfie last month, penning a sweet announcement on Instagram.
"I cannot wait to introduce him to you all properly, and share my journey with you, but for now we're just getting to know him and focusing on keeping him safe in this crazy world. We're both well and recovering," the new parent wrote.
"Massive thank you to our amazing team of midwives at Chelsea & Westminster for bringing him safely into the world. I love our NHS."
And she told Hello! magazine that she's settling nicely into motherhood: "I love being a mum. Every day I love him more.
"Before he came along, I suffered from anxiety, but now I feel calm and content, as if I was made to be a mum.
"I've run two marathons, but giving birth is harder. I was in labour for 18 hours, but Tommy was with me all the way, holding my hand. And when Alfie finally emerged, it was amazing."
Ashley added that she used to not want kids, but now that Alfie has come along she can't imagine not being a mum.
Celeb pals like Lucy Mecklenburgh and Lydia Bright - who last year welcomed their own firstborns - have been on hand for support.
