Beverley Callard has shared the wonderful news that she has become a grandmother again.
The former Coronation Street star beamed with pride as she shared the first images on Instagram.
Beverley, best known for playing Liz McDonald in the ITV soap, was pictured cradling the new addition to the family alongside husband Jon McEwan.
The soap star was also joined by grandson Noah, who was born in September 2018.
And she also shared the newborn's unique name.
Beverley, 64, shared alongside the photos: "Welcome to the world our Baby Granddaughter Luna Louise @jonmmac55."
Her I'm A Celebrity pals were among the first the send their messages.
Victoria Derbyshire commented: "Luna is beautiful, Bev - loads of love to you and your lovely family x."
"So so happy for you guys. Beautiful pic.," Jordan North added.
The congratulatory messages also flooded in from fans.
"What a beautiful name. Congratulations grandchildren are wonderful," one said.
Another commented: "Ahhhhhh congratulations!!! So lovely."
"Congratulations she is beautiful," a third added.
Baby Luna and her big brother Noah, three, are the children of Beverley's step-daughter Danielle.
Beverley is mum to son Joshua, 32, with ex Steve Callard, and actress daughter Rebecca, 46, with ex-husband Paul Atkinson
She was already grandmother to daughter Rebecca's two sons Sonny, 15, and George, 13.
Beverley was last seen on-screen at the end of last year when she took part in the first-ever UK-based series of I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here.
She announced she was leaving Corrie in 2019 but didn't return to the cobbles to film exit scenes.
In an interview with Sunday Express magazine S, Beverley has said she's "shut the door on Coronation Street forever" despite originally hoping that she might return to film her character's departure after three decades in Weatherfield.
The actress recently opened up about her mental health struggles during her time working on the ITV soap.
She told the Daily Star : "I'd struggled for so long knowing something was wrong but not on set knowing exactly what it was.
"You say all those things to yourself, like 'get a grip.' In the end I couldn't go on any longer. With hindsight I know I was a workaholic."
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