Helen Flanagan has given fans a glimpse into her homelife while sharing a milestone as a mum.
The Coronation Street star posted video clips on Instagram of herself carrying her adorable baby boy Charlie in a stylish leopard print papoose and supervising her daughters Matilda, six, and Delilah, three.
And together they were feeling cosy as the embraced the change of season to autumn.
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"Love this time of year," she said, holding out a chocolate and marshmallow apple.
The Rosie Webster actress posted a clip of her eldest dancing along gleefully to the opening titles as they settled in to watch Strictly Come Dancing.
She also shared the milestone of her youngest child after he cut his first tooth.
In snaps posted by the doting mum, Charlie is wearing a super-cute fox bib, as she tagged in her on-screen mum Sally Dynevor who plays Sally Metcalfe.
"My boy has cut his first tooth," she wrote proudly.
Mother-of-three Helen regularly shares about mum life on her social media and proudly states 'no retouching' on her images' as an inspiration to her girls.
It was reported last month that Helen had decided to quit Coronation Street to concentrate on her children and other projects.
The actress, from Bury, took up the role of Rosie when she was 10.
And while she hasn't been seen in Weatherfield since 2018, Helen has reportedly decided to call it quits altogether.
Helen, who is engaged to Preston footballer Scott Sinclair, recently posted on her Instagram about attending an acting workshop.
"Longest I’d been away from my baby boy but think it did me good," she wrote.
Her character Rosie left Weatherfield for a new life after managing to overturn a drug lord in a bust at the Underworld factory.
In her final storyline the bubbly PA and model appeared on This Morning chatting to hosts Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield with her pals Craig Tinker and Gemma Winter about the drama at the factory.
After the TV interview a modelling agent approached and she was offered a job in Japan, working on a TV game show.
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