KATE Ferdinand gave fans a sneak peek into her dream UK staycation with her family - as well as rare snaps of her young kids.
The former The Only Way Is Essex star, 32, and husband, ex footballer Rio, 45, whisked their brood away for a trip on home turf to make the most of the recent long weekend.
It came hot on the heels of the couple's incredible sun-soaked break in Abu Dhabi.
Kate cuddled up to Manchester United ace Rio in a sweet snap taken in the grounds of their £1,200 per night Suffolk retreat.
The family headed to the Wildnerness Reserve for some outdoors exploration and quality time.
The reality TV star captured a sweet snap showing her posing with Rio as they enjoyed a stroll.
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Their son Cree was then seen getting stuck into an Easter Egg hunt with his cousin before Kate was also seen armed with a wicker basket full of goodies.
Then came exciting bike rides in the stunning rural settings before a beautiful sunset to round off the day.
The following morning, she captured the reality of mum life as she showcased their kids clambering on the bed for an early-morning wake-up call.
Kate then enjoyed some quality time with their daughter Shae as the rest of the bunch headed out.
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Just last month, Kate was surrounded by day beds at the swish Jumeirah at Saadiyat Island Resort, costing a further £1K per night.
Family life
Kate and Rio share son Cree and daughter Shae.
She is also step-mum to his three kids, Lorenz, 14, Tate, 12, and Tia, nine, who he shared with his late wife Rebecca.
The Essex-born star has spoken candidly about her blended family, even creating her own podcast, Blended.
Talking of her role in the Ferdinand clan, the How To Build A Family author exclusively told us: "I feel settled.
"[Experts] say it takes up to seven years to adjust to a new blended, stepfamily set-up.
"I remember hearing that and thinking: ‘Are you joking? I’m two years in and that’s a really long time.’
"But now we’re six years in and we’re all used to each other.
"It takes a while to get to know people after so much trauma and everything that has gone on.
"Becoming a parent is not built in big, sweeping moments. It’s lots of small things you do all the time.
"And it takes time to build that bond and relationship. But now I feel secure."
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Meanwhile, on home turf, Kate has told how she has a "therapy room" installed in her lavish mansion.
Their incredible home also boasts a huge garden and a gym.