Jamie Redknapp, 48 has introduced his newest baby son Raphael to his family, including his mum Sandra, 72.
The former footballer took to his Instagram page to post the sweet snaps of the special day, including one of his mum holding the newest arrival.
He also shared a cute photo of his rarely seen brother Mark Redknapp who tends to stay out of the spotlight.
The second pic shows doting grandma Sandra with her grandson on her lap as Mark holds onto his hand.
He wrote alongside the post: " This makes me so happy . First time Raphael met his nanny and uncle Mark."
Baby Raphael was born last month which Jamie announced via his social media with a sweet photo of him laid on the bed with his latest son with new wife Frida.
He said at the time: " Meet Raphael Anders Redknapp, we’re so in love, mum is doing so well too. We can’t thank the amazing doctors and nurses at the Chelsea and Westminster enough. So excited for him to meet my boys."
Celebrities rushed to the comments to congratulate the star on his latest arrival.
Rebecca Vardy wrote: "Ahh congratulations both," while fellow footballer Jack Grealish said: "Congratulations mate."
Jamie and Frida had their first child together in November just five weeks after tying the knot themselves.
The pair got married in Chelsea before celebrating with fellow celebs including Frank and Christine Lampard.
Jamie also has two sons, Charles, 17, and 13-year-old Beau from her previous relationship with Louise Redknapp.
While Frida has four children from her marriage to Jonathan Lourie, three sons and a daughter.
Jamie's ex Louise was forced to shut down rumours that she was jealous of Jamie and his new wife starting a family together.
Some claimed that she was 'in despair' about the situation but she soon set the record straight.
She said: "I'd really love to clarify that 'Louise' is not in despair or anything like it!!"
She added: "I have my two gorgeous boys that I adore more than anything in the world, the best family around me and I'm having the best time of my life in my career and with the most wonderful friends that a girl could hope for."
The pair split in 2017 after 19 years of marriage together.
Louise recently said that all her sons care about is her 'being happy'.
Louise told The Sun : '[My sons] always say: 'When are you going to [date]?' Dating just takes time.
"Right now my sons are enough for me, I'm not saying forever. I'm learning to just be OK with myself. I'm not loving myself, but I've been OK. I'm getting there."
She explained that she takes each day as it comes as well as having 'no expectations in life'.
She said that she is grateful for where she is and 'surrounded by amazing friends'.
