Little Mix's Perrie Edwards has delighted fans after moving into a new place with boyfriend Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain.
The couple have been in a long-distance relationship since Alex signed for the Reds - but earlier this week they revealed their new home together.
Taking to Instagram, Perrie gave followers a first look at their luxury pad complete with a modern breakfast bar and rose-gold accents.
The pair started dating in November 2016, and after months of speculation Perrie posted her first picture with the Liverpool ace in January 2017.
During their relationship, the couple have been on multiple holidays and celebrated Christmas together.
It now seems they have taken the next step in their relationship as they moved into the stunning abode.
Giving their very first insight into their home life, Perrie filmed Alex tucking into a plate of pancakes at their breakfast bar and trying to bond with her cat.
In the video, fans get a glimpse of their humongous kitchen with oak worktops, ice white drawers and stainless steel kitchen appliances.
Perrie appears to have designed the kitchen in a metallic theme, contrasting silver with rose-gold as shown by her metal stools and utensils.
One of the highlights of kitchen is the skylight, which gives the room lots of natural light - perfect for selfies.
During the video she also introduced her beau to her 14-year-old cat Jack - who didn't take to well to Alex.
The BRIT award-winner shared a caption with the clip: "Time for these two to bond."
Alex admitted: "He looks evil," and jokingly added,"Get rid of him!"
To which Perrie responded: "You can’t pick him up like that, he doesn’t like it!"
She continues to laugh hysterically throughout the videos and exclaimed: "He just keeps running away from you, I don’t think he likes you bub."
But the former Arsenal player persists in his pursuit of the black and white cat - and when he finally is able to attempt a cuddle the pet bites him.
The last clip shared to social media shows a small scratch on the footballer, Perrie chuckled: "Battle wounds."
