'Given up with trying to hide the baby's toys!' Kate Ferdinand shows off her figure in a form-fitting patterned dress as she poses for glam snap
She's no stranger to turning heads with her amazing sense of style.
And Kate Ferdinand was at it again on Wednesday as she showed off her figure in a form-fitting patterned dress as she posed for a new Instagram snap.
The former TOWIE star, 30, looked incredible as she smiled for the camera while joking she'd given up trying to hide six-month-old son Cree's toys in the background.
Yummy mummy: Kate Ferdinand showed off her figure in a form-fitting patterned dress as she posed for a new Instagram snap on Wednesday
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Kate Ferdinand continues to spoil us with her spirited outfits, this time posing in a psychedelic-patterned top and skirt co-ord from Miaou.
This striking ensemble comprises a semi-sheer T-shirt and midi skirt which flatteringly hugged her figure, though she remained effortless. The figure-skimming design is subtly slit at the skirt for a note of ease.
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Kate oozed confidence as she showed off her post-partum frame in the wave patterned pale blue dress, while Cree's jumperoo was seen behind her.
The TV personality wore her blonde locks loose for the snap while she highlighted her features with a light palette of dewy make-up.
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Captioning her snap, she penned: 'Given up with trying to hide the babies toys, they are everywhere.' [sic]
The star garnered several comments f4rom fans, with many advising her to embrace the toys as they are a part of parenthood.
That's my boy: The former TOWIE star, 30, looked incredible as she smiled for the camera while joking she'd given up trying to hide six-month-old son Cree's toys in the background (pictured in April)
Mum woes: Captioning her snap, she penned: 'Given up with trying to hide the babies toys, they are everywhere'
It comes after Kate shared an insight into the highs and lows of being a step-parent as she admitted it 'can be the hardest thing you'll ever do'.
The reality star has formed a close bond with husband Rio's three children; Lorenz, 14, Tate, 12, and Tia, 10, but says being a step-parent is not always easy.
She took to her Instagram stories earlier this month to ask others in her position how they were finding it.
Kate wrote on Instagram: 'Even if you are a totally confident parent, being a step-parent can be the hardest thing you'll ever do.
'Don't give up. You make an important difference. It may take years, but you'll learn things and said that changed their lives for the better. You've been placed in their lives for a reason.'
Hard: The former TOWIE star, 30, has formed a close bond with husband Rio's three children; Lorenz, 14, Tate, 12, and Tia, 10, but says being a step-parent is not always easy
Honest: Kate wrote: 'Even if you are a totally confident parent, being a step-parent can be the hardest thing you'll ever do'
'I always think and wonder how other step parents are doing, are you all ok?? Keep going'.
Kate took to Instagram the following day after being inundated with messages from her followers.
She wrote: 'Morning, I've been reading through all of your responses from last night and wow... sending all my fellow stepparents lots of love and support.
'Many of you are feeling grateful but overwhelmed, stressed, pushed out and are struggling.
'1 more question for you all... Where do you go to for support when you're feeling 'stuck'?
'Do you speak to friends? Any specific social pages that help? I salute you all. It can be tough but remember you are doing the best you can'.
Family: Kate and Rio welcomed their first child, son Cree in December, but also raise his three children together after their mother died
