Stacey Solomon got a little choked up as she watched partner Joe Swash take a little snoozy nap with their toddler son Rex this morning.
Joe, who was crowned the surprise winner of Dancing On Ice on Sunday evening, lay in bed with little Rex tucked under his arm while he tried to catch a few more Zzzs.
The former EastEnders star had stripped down to his boxers, showing off the body that's been honed by weeks of intense ice-skating and gruelling training.
"Good morning... Hope you all had a lovely day yesterday," Stacey wrote on her Instagram Story video as she captured the intimate family moment on camera.
"These two, making me chuckle this morning," she added as she spotted father and son laying back in exactly the same position.
A little later on, her moment of bliss was interrupted by her older son Leighton charging in to tell her he needed a special costume for school - with less than an hour to go before she was due to start the morning run.
"When your 7 year old says, 'oh mum it's Stone Age day today so I need a Stone Age costume' when you've got one hour before they leave for school," Stacey wrote while frantically customising a plain white t-shirt with felt-tip pens.
She then shared a snap of her boy posing proudly in his caveman outfit, complete with leopard-print top, jagged-cut shorts and a stick painted white to look like a bone.
"Drew on the spots, cut up the T-shirt and shorts and stole the fur from Joe's coat hood to safety pin on top," the clever mum shared.
"Stick is one he found yesterday on the way home from school."
It comes after Joe stayed out till 5am on Monday morning to celebrate his DOI victory with his fellow skaters at the boozy ITV wrap party.
The bleary-eyed ex-I'm A Celebrity winner was spotted later that morning emerging from his hotel holding hands with pro skater Alex Murphy.
Alex later took to Instagram to thank Joe for all his emotional support during their time together.
"I’m still in shock. This year has taught me the craziest lesson," she wrote.
"I always believed in trusting the process, but if I have learned anything this year, it is that fate has a way of bringing people together.
"Thank you so much @realjoeswashy . There are not enough ways to say thank you for everything you’ve done for me.
"You’ve been the hardest worker, an absolute joy to work with each day, and my emotional support when I’m away from home," Alex added.
