EastEnders’ Natalie Cassidy poses with rarely seen boyfriend and kids on seaside holiday

EASTENDERS star Natalie Cassidy looked loved-up in a snap with her fiancé Marc Humphries on seaside holiday with her kids.

The soap legend showed off their family holiday to Cornwall as they soaked up the sun and said she "doesn't want to leave".

Natalie posed for a selfie on the beach with Marc who works as a cameraman on the BBC soap, while she has played legendary Walford resident Sonia, a nurse, since 1993.

She also showed their daughter Joanie, five, enjoying a tasty looking charcuterie board.

Another photo showed Joanie posing with her older sister, Eliza –Natalie's daughter from a relationship with ex Adam Cottrell – as they both smiled widely in colourful sunglasses

The family also enjoyed a hike in the Cornish hills and had a stunning view of the beach from their hotel room.

Sharing the photos to her Instagram, Natalie wrote: "Cornwall we love you. See you soon. ♥️ #holiday #cornwall #dontwanttoleave."

Her fans loved the photos and the rare glimpse of Natalie's family.

"Cornwall,my home ❤️ glad you had a great time!," commented one fan.

Another wrote: "It looks amazing! Would love to go one day ❤️ x"

And a third added: "Lovely pics 😍 Glad you all had a lovely time X"

Marc and Natalie have been an item since 2014, getting engaged in October the following year.

A few months later Natalie revealed she was pregnant with her second child, Joanie, who was born in August 2016.

Natalie, who has lost an impressive four stone in recent years, recently opened up about being fat-shamed on Strictly Come Dancing.

The EastEnders actress said she felt ridiculed when she was asked to perform a move on the BBC show that was usually reserved for men.

Talking about an incident on Strictly when she took part back in 2009, she said: “I was about four stone bigger than I am now.

"Vincenzo (Simone) was quite little. And I remember one week, it was like, ‘Oh we're going to do this dance, but you’re going to pick up Vincent’.

"And I think about it now and I think, ‘Oh, that was out of order. It was a bit out of order to me.’ You couldn’t do that now.”