Actor Ben Aldridge has come out as an "incredibly proud" member of the LGBTQ+ community.
Ben, 34, who's starred in a number of hit British TV series, told of his "incredible pride" - despite coronavirus forcing Pride Month revellers to hold off on the outdoor celebrations.
The Fleabag and Our Girl star shared a number of historical snaps in a Pride Month Instagram post.
The first showed the Gay Liberation March in London's Leicester Square in 1972, while the second was of Stonewall activists Marsha P Johnson and Sylvia Rivera, in the 1973 Pride march through New York City.
Ben also posted black and white footage of him kissing an unknown man on the cheek, and a poster of the Progress flag with the words: "Choose love."
Ben captioned the post: "The journey to pride was a long one for me.
"I love the LGBTQ+ community and am incredibly proud and thankful to be a part of it.
"So much won. So much more to fight for. #pride."
Our Girl co-star Michelle Keegan left a heart emoji in the comments section, as fans offered congratulations and their own coming out stories.
"So proud of you," a Ben Aldridge fan account wrote, "Happy Pride #pride."
Another gushed: "YOU MAKE ME SO PROUD. Xxxxx."
A third offered: "Ahhhh love is love, Happy Pride."
Ben took on the role of "A******e Guy" across from Phoebe Waller-Bridge in Fleabag, and co-starred with Michelle as Captain James in Our Girl.
He also starred in historical drama Reign, and more recently portrayed Thomas Wayne on Batman spin-off Pennyworth.
He's also set to take on a role in upcoming series Skinny Dip.
