Proud mum Emma Willis has shared photos of her three children while explaining their unique qualities.
The doting mother amazed her followers as she posted pictures of Isabelle, 11, Ace, nine and Trixie, four on her Instagram.
Isabelle wore a red T-shirt paying homage to the American sci-fi horror show Stranger Things.
Trixie sparkled in a gold flecked skirt and Ace sparked envy with his pink hair.
"I want that hair colour!" exclaimed Top Gear host Paddy McGuinness.
The Voice presenter Emma, 44, said they were 'expressing themselves' for Children's Mental Health Week, and the praise came flooding in.
Emma, who is married to Busted singer Matt Willis, said their brood were 'raised in exactly the same way, yet all completely unique.'
She said: "My teenager before her time, my boss lady baby and my rainbow boy.
"This week I’ve watched them discuss and explore their own mental health with their teachers and class mates and I couldn’t be prouder.
"I don’t remember experiencing anything like this when I was at school but it’s so obviously necessary for our kids, so their little minds can start to understand their thoughts, feeling, and emotions and that they feel comfortable expressing them."
"Bless your babies," Tess Daly told her.
"You are clearly raising very strong, self aware little people who will be very proud to call you both their parents!! Beautiful family! X" said one follower.
"Love their individuality well done Matt and Emma for letting them be who they want," said another.
"Emma, I just love how you are raising your children," another follower praised.
"Allowing them to be comfortable in their own skin and just be who they are! You and Matt are amazing parents! Well done."
And another commented: "Amazing work. Mental health in our little ones is so important."
Last year she helped to 'break down gender stereotypes' as she shared photo of Ace with long blonde hair and wearing a pink cropped T-shirt and matching trainers.
She replied with a fist-bump emoji and love heart when one follower told 'judgy' commenters to 'get a life.'
