Rylan Clark-Neal has revealed he is proud of his rarely seen stepson Cameron for being accepted into drama school.
The former Big Brother host, 31, shared his joy over his stepson's life-changing achievement in a selfie with the teenager.
Rylan says he "couldn't be prouder" of Cameron, 20, who is husband Dan's son, for being accepted into the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art.
They celebrated the special moment with a drink, and invited Instagram followers to join in.
Proud Rylan penned: "Well I'm a proud one tonight. Our boy has been accepted to LAMDA!!! Completely overjoyed and so proud well done @cam.neal xxxx."
This Morning's Ruth Langsford commented: "Yaaay! Congratulations."
While BBC's Homes Under The Hammer presenter Lucy Alexander sang Cameron's praises, as she wrote: "Only the best go there... [heart emoji]"
Rylan married husband Dan Neal in 2015 after they met in 2013.
Dan was a housemate on Big Brother at the time, while Rylan was hosting the spin-off show Bit On The Side.
Huge stars including Eamonn Holmes and wife Ruth, as well reality star Amy Childs attended their wedding.
Cameron has been very supportive of his dads as he posed in a 'Come Out For LGBT' T-shirt for a pride campaign in 2017.
Dan, who shared the snap on Instagram, wrote: "My son stands beside us in support of the #LGBT community. We all have a part to play, so #ComeOutForLGBT with us & @stonewalluk."
The campaign was put in place to encourage both gay and straight people to make schools, homes and the workplace a safer place for LGBTQ+ people.
It seems Rylan and Cameron share a close relationship, as the star says he looks at Cameron "like he's my own".
He's previously said in an interview: "I look at him like he’s my own. He can talk to me – I'm dad, but he can talk to me about sex!
"I'll say, 'As long as you're being safe!' If that was Dan, he'd be like, 'Stop it, dad!'"
He also admitted he'd like to have children of his own one day, telling The Sun : "I'm already a stepdad but, of course, I'd like to have kids. Since day one I've always wanted kids. I love babies.
"It's always on the table, it's just when the time is right. If I did have a baby, I'd be the sort to want a year off just to be a dad. There's a lot that I've got to look at."
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