Inside new mum Michelle Keegan's glam solo trip as she parties night away
Actress Michelle Keegan let loose as she headed to the star-studded Cannes Film Festival where she partied the night away with her pals and went on a lavish shopping spree
Michelle Keegan looked incredible as she soaks up the sun in Cannes for the lavish film festival on her getaway just two months after giving birth. The actress, 37, flew to the French Riviera for the star-studded event as she put on a very glam display.
She has been giving her fans a glimpse into the highlife as she rocked a boxy white blazer with black trim and gold detailing. Michelle added a pair of matching hotpants and finished her look off with a cross-body Chanel bag.
The new mum, who welcomed baby Palma in March with husband Mark Wright, appeared to have headed out on the trip solo. She joined her pals instead for the trip with L'Oreal.
The Ten Pound Poms star was treated to a glitzy dinner on her first night, where she was entertained by a live band who walked around the room.
Michelle managed to get plenty of rest, however, as she showed off her skincare routine before hopping into her crisp white bed. The former Coronation Street actress tucked into pastries for breakfast before treating herself to a designer shopping spree.
However, it was soon back to work as she shared a snap of her glam supplies ahead of another night on the town.
Despite Palma missing out on a trip to Cannes, she has already been living a jet setting life. Michelle and Mark headed to London last month for their baby girl's first time in the Big Smoke.
They made sure she was surrounded by nothing but luxury as Palma was treated to her first visit at the five-star Corinthia London hotel, as the trio continued to spend precious time together.
Michelle documented their break with a series of stunning snaps as she appeared radiant while pushing Palma in her luxury pram that's considered to be the 'Ferrari' of the pushchair world.
The TV star made her way around the capital in a tan jacket, beige trousers and trainers with Palma in tow. Proud mum Michelle added personal touches to her look as she wore a necklace of her daughter's name as well as another chain that featured three letter 'P's.
Palma also got into the personalised spirit as she was treated to a bathrobe from the hotel with her name embroidered in pink.
It didn't stop there as Michelle also treated the new mum and daughter to matching mugs that sweetly read 'Palma's Mama' and 'Palma' on the inside.
Just a few weeks ago, Mark, 38, had expressed his joy at being able to bring his daughter to work. He shared a video of himself in the Heart FM studio with Palma nestled on his chest.
He told listers at the time: "I've got a very special moment happening right now to me. I'm doing the show to you on Heart. I love being here, I love playing the songs like Amy Winehouse on the way and Jessie J. But at the same time, I have got my baby Palma in my arms."
He added: "It is the first time I've brought her to work. I mean, it's only been five weeks, so you'd think so. But it's just the best feeling ever."
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