Cheryl has shared a rare video of her adoable child Bear in a festive return to Instagram.
The stunning superstar shared a joint Christmas message with toddler Bear on social media to her 3.6million followers.
She captioned the video that didn't show either of their faces 'Merry Christmas you filthy animals and a happy new year!' quoting from the festive classic Home Alone.
Cheryl then signed the post 'Love Cheryl and Bear', reports The Mirror.
The ex Girls Aloud member had the tot with dad Liam Payne before splitting with the former One Direction member the following year in 2018.
And making a grand re-entrance to the platform, Cheryl gave fans a look at her house - fully decorated for the holidays.
Garlands were dotted about the house, Cheryl panning up her dazzling Christmas tree to classic Christmas hits and carols.
And Bear seemed to have an input on the tree, Woody from Toy Story hanging from a branch.
Cheryl and Liam are still on great terms, commending each other on their parenting abilities.
She previously told the Mirror about juggling work and parenthood, recalling: "When I was on The Greatest Dancer, he'd hear my voice and go running to the door thinking I was coming in.
"It's so heartbreaking, and I hate leaving him because he gets so upset. He was crying his eyes out when I left this morning.
"My life has totally changed since Bear, I don't look at things in the same way any more. It's so hard to go out and leave him, but I try to always be there for him waking up and for bath time and bed."
Liam, meanwhile, felt the strain of lockdown as it meant he couldn't see his boy face-to-face.
The dutiful dad told Tings magazine: "[Lockdown] it's the longest I haven't seen him [Bear] in his life.
"But we discussed from the start and for different reasons, me and Cheryl decided I should be away for a little bit.
"It's not unusual for me to be in and out of his life. He's a quiet and chill child. He doesn't worry about things too much."
And the festive season has taken on a new meaning for One Direction singer Liam since becoming a dad.
"Christmas has a different meaning since I've had my son," he remarked, "It's all about the kids.
"The best thing about Christmas is to connect with friends and family, if you can't send a little message for Christmas, then when can you?"
