Inside Kate and Rio Ferdinand’s babymoon in Dubai after pregnant star is mumshamed over worrying video

KATE and Rio Ferinand have been soaking up the sun on their last holiday before their new arrival.

The couple and their kids look like they've had an amazing time in Abu Dhabi - despite them being parent shamed.

They have been making memories in the luxurious resort as they await the arrival of their second child together.

They are staying in the five star Jumeirah at Saadiyat Island which boasts stunning beach views from every room.

According to the hotel's website, guests can watch wild dolphins and turtles at specific times of the year.

The resort is eco-friendly and surrounded by natural beauty and overlooks 400 metres of private beaches and sand dunes.

The resort has 10 private villas and 285 rooms and a spa and wellness centre - which sounds perfect for pregnant Kate.

Sharing a selection of photos, careful to shield the children's faces to preserve their privacy.

The TV personality apologised to her followers for being quiet online, explaining that she needed some "time out."

"Had some time out with the family & it was so needed.

"Precious memories made in a place we love. Feeling very grateful.

"P.s how we managed to keep Crees hand sand & water free I will never know, but our little solider still had the best time."

However, fans shamed Kate and criticised her after she posted a clip of two of the children playing on the balcony.

It appeared to show her stepson Lorenz, 16, lifting his younger brother Cree, two, in the air beside the railings.

Despite being right beside the pair watching them, fans have slammed Kate.

One said: "My anxiety of how close to the balcony them lifts are 😫."

A second commented: "Omg so to the balcony banister.. 😱what the hell."

"Oh no I couldnt believe what I was seeing," said a third.

While a fourth said: "They are very close to the edge Kate..."

However, others jumped to Kate's defence with one replying: "They were nowhere near. Just a funny camera angle."

Another stated: "It’s the camera angle - poor girl - she’s wonderful… as if you would put the picture up if it was on the edge knowing the criticism you come under."