Ed Westwick and his wife Amy Jackson pack on the PDA in swimwear-clad snap as they share a look at their family holiday to Italy
The model and actress, 33, showed off her incredible body in a black bikini as she lovingly looked at her husband in one photo shared to Instagram on Monday.
Leaning in for a kiss, she accessorised with a pair of oversized black sunglasses and wrapped her arms around Ed, 38, who put a supportive hand on her back.
She wrote: 'Back to Italy. Nearly a year since our wedding and this trip to Capri felt extra special - celebrating one year of marriage, reuniting with our favourite Italian ladies, and soaking up la dolce vita with the whole family.'
Elsewhere in the photos, the couple playfully held their children, Oscar Alexander, born in May, and Amy's son from a previous relationship, Andreas Panayiotou, five.
Amy went on to thank the company Elite Villas for arranging the perfect accommodation and itinerary for the trip.
She then listed some of her highlights from the 'unforgettable' trip, which included each clubs, restaurants, and hidden gems.
Fans were quick to share in the family's happiness, writing comments such as: 'this is family and unity.';
'Seeing these makes me so happy, omg!! You are such a beautiful family! God bless you! To the more years to come! You are forever!';
'The most beautiful and cute of families! All 4 of you are radiant!';
'Love Capri & the lemon tree restaurant. My husband & I also celebrated our wedding & honeymoon there! Magical place.'
The happy couple were shared insights into their lavish Italian wedding last summer.
Ed took to his Instagram to announce they had tied the knot at the Castello di Rocca Cilento.
Fans were quick to share in the family's happiness, writing comments such as: 'this is family and unity'
For her big day, Amy wore a sweeping white satin gown with a flattering strapless neckline and full princess-style skirt, teamed with a long veil with intricate lace detailing.
While Ed cut a dashing figure in a cream blazer and black trousers, teamed with a white button-up shirt and a bow tie.
The romantic photos showed the couple gazingly adoringly at each other while surrounded by white roses.
Captioning the gorgeous snaps, Ed gushed: 'The journey has just begun' followed by a ring emoji.
Ed first met Amy at Silverstone racetrack in 2021, with a source telling The Sun on Sunday at the time: 'Ed and Amy are a really good match. They hit it off straight away.
'Both like to have fun and are career-driven. They're enjoying getting to know each other for now.'
The couple went Instagram official just before Valentine's Day in 2022, with Amy penning a sweet note on her social media just in time for the occasion.
She wrote: 'Happy Valentine's Baby - forever grateful for the endless belly laughs and ultimate love!'
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