Christine McGuinness, wife of Paddy McGuinness, has been forced to cancel her birthday plans and stay in isolation due to coronavirus.
The mum-of-three turned 32 today, and had celebrations planned, but was forced to cancel them.
It comes as the government has recommended people self-isolate where possible and avoid large gatherings.
Christine posted a montage of photos of herself to celebrate her special day, beginning with photos from her early years, then moving into some sexy glamour modelling shots in later years, and then photos from her pregnancies and with her children.
There were also stunning videos of Christine such as one where she is strutting around a room in a silver glittery mini dress, and one of her looking overjoyed as she danced around on stage.
The montage also included lots of gym photos of fitness fanatic Christine, who makes no secret of her love of exercise.
Alongside the video, Christine wrote: "Its my birthday!!!. ....and whilst my birthday plans are all on hold for now I am appreciating my love of life.
"Learning to let go, having fun, laughing at myself and saying yes to opportunities has been a life changer, I am very grateful for this past year ❤️
"So once everything settles down, I am re-planning my B-Day, because I’ve never really celebrated it before and now I really want to!.
"(Which means I’m 26 ... for a little bit longer!) #YOLO #LIVE #LAUGH #LOVE #BirthdayVibes #Picses ".
Her followers wished her a happy birthday in the comments, with one writing: "Happy Birthday lovely lady!".
"Happy birthday ... gorgeous lady, have a fab day. Xx" wrote another.
"Happy Birthday ... It’s mine today too and I’m going to have a 2nd birthday- if the Queen can do it, why can’t we? ...️ xx" quipped a third.
Parents Paddy, 46, and Christine share children Leo and Penelope, six, and Felicity, three - who have all been diagnosed with autism.
Last month, Christine shared a poem confirming their youngest was autistic.
She wrote: "Recently our youngest daughter Felicity was also diagnosed with autism, three years after our twins Leo and Penelope were diagnosed.
"I am so proud to be your mummy, you are everything to me.
"All three of you are thriving with ASD [Autistic Spectrum Disorder]. I will never try and change you, you are perfect as you are."
She continued: "We are here to love and support our three extra special children and I thank god every day these babies are mine. Proudest mummy."
