Sue Cleaver has confessed she had a secret sign she would use in a bid to show her family back home she was thinking of them while she was in the I'm A Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here camp.
The Coronation Street star, 59, made the revelation on Thursday evening's Coming Out show and asked if her loved ones had spotted it.
Following her exit from the jungle after three weeks, the actress was reunited with her hubby Brian in scenes shown on the latest programme. As they caught up over tea and cakes, the pair let slip their secret signal in front of the camera.
After Brian said: "It was good that you did the secret sign to the grandkids," Sue showed off the signal as she patted her chest and replied: "Did they see it?"
Brian acknowledged the sweet symbol had been well received at home and then a montage of Sue patting her chest on the show played over the top.
It was the latest in a line of sweet family moments by this year's campmates. As Owen posed for pics after leaving the jungle, he was surprised by his brothers who were dressed as rangers who came for a photo.
After a double glance, the Hollyoaks star recognised his siblings and the trio started jumping around ecstatically.
And on Wednesday, Charlene White posted an adorable image of her embracing her kids as she touched down in Blighty.
She shared a snap on Instagram of her hugging daughter Florence, three and son Alfie, five, following their day at school.
Captioning the image, the Loose Women panellist said: "Missed these hugs maaaaaaan. Missed these two so much. The school run was quite something this afternoon, they’ve both grown so much."
She also praised her TV producer partner Andy Woodfield for ensuring the house was in order while she was Down Under.
"Huge thanks to Andy for holding down the fort back home," she continued. "This adventure could never have happened without his love and support, and I know at times it was hard.
"Thanks to family, friends and neighbours who’ve lent a helping hand while I’ve been away.
"And thanks to my sis @_carinawh for running the socials, and whose hug at the end of that bridge (with a very smelly me apparently) meant the world."
