Holly Willoughby shared a rare photo of her daughter Belle to mark her 11th birthday on Instagram on Thursday.
The presenter, 41, is currently taking time off from The Morning to enjoy an Easter break with her husband Dan Baldwin, 47, and their three children.
And it appears the family have jetted abroad to a stunning destination as Holly uploaded a photo of Belle on a family boat trip to mark the milestone.
The photo showed Belle looking across the ocean while the sunset in the background. Alongside the snap, proud mum Holly wrote: "Happy birthday beautiful Belle. We love you so much. Let's see what 11 brings."
Fans rushed to the comments section to express well-wishes to Holly's daughter, with one writing: "I hope you have a wonderful day. From what I remember 11 is a great age."
"Hope you have a fantastic day and may all your dreams come true," typed another follower, whilst a third typed: "Hope you have a special day."
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Among those who commented was fellow presenter Kate Thornton, 49, who wrote in response to the post earlier this morning: "Happiest of birthdays Belle."
Holly has three children with her husband Dan. The couple's eldest child is Harry, 12, whilst their daughter Belle is the middle child. Their youngest is Chester, seven.
The presenter opened up about being a working mum last year, admitting during an appearance on the One Show she sometimes feels "guilty" because of her schedule.
Holly said it comes from worrying about what others think about her as a parent, with her expressing concern that people think she loves her work more than her children.
"Of course, that's not the case. I know that's not the case because I know I love my kids more than anything on this planet," she explained during the interview back in October.
This week Holly revealed she suffered 'massive impostor syndrome' in the early days of her TV career.
The presenter said in her younger years she 'underestimated' herself.
She told Daily Mail’s Weekend Magazine : "In my 20s and 30s, I felt incredibly grateful I was given presenting jobs in TV.
"I never really thought I was good enough, I felt lucky people liked me.
"I had massive impostor syndrome and yes, I was underestimated but, more importantly, I underestimated myself."
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