Holly Willoughby celebrated turning 38 over the weekend surrounded by her family and she shared an adorable picture with her children on social media.
Holly Willoughby was in tears on Thursday as she started her birthday celebrations early with surprise puppies from Phil and the This Morning team.
The mum-of-three also enjoyed a night out to see The Streets in the week but she had a much more family-orientated weekend and luckily she shared a glimpse of it on social media!
Posting the rare picture showing her with all three of her children, Holly captioned the snap: ‘Hugs, happiness and birthday bundles...Hello 38... what do you have in store? 💕✨⭐️🌈⚡️🍭🎂🍾🎀💖’.
The post has received over 366,000 likes and has nearly 5,000 comments as fans, friends and family flood to wish the presenter a happy birthday.
Davina McCall wrote: ‘Happy birthday gorgeous!!!!’, while new mum Angela Scanlon wrote: ‘Happiest birthday beautiful xxx’.
Holly spent her birthday relaxing at Chewton Glen Hotel and Spa in Hampshire. She posted another picture from the weekend showing herself enjoying a glass of fizz in what appears to be a private Jacuzzi.
Holly wrote: ‘Can I stay here please... Thank you @chewtonglen for making my birthday so special... #treehouselife xxx’.
It’s possible that Holly stayed in a room similar to the one below. Prices of the treehouse suites start from £950 and the spa hotel is popular with several other celebrities.
Holly was back to work on Sunday though and fans were mesmerised by her glittery dress.
She shared a cheeky video from behind the stage of Dancing on Ice bidding her birthday a goodbye.
We are sure Holly will spill all the beans on her weekend of celebrations when she returns to the This Morning sofa with Phil on Monday morning…
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