Michelle Keegan stuns in three summer dresses just 12 weeks after giving birth
Michelle Keegan made sure all eyes were on her when she modelled a stunning selection of summer dresses on holiday in Marbella with her husband, Mark Wright
Michelle Keegan looks sensational on her latest sun-kissed holiday, modelling a selection of dresses from her own Very collection. The Coronation Street star, 38, showed off her enviable wardrobe while posed to perfection in Marbella, where she's taken her baby daughter, Palma, three months, for her first holiday.
The actress, who was joined on the jaunt by her husband, Mark Wright and his sister Jess, told fans she was "obsessed" with her new summer dresses, particularly a floor-length brown frock with gold shell detail. Captioning a snap of herself in the dress while posing under the Spanish sun at the swanky £300-a-night SO/ Sotogrande Spa & Golf Resort Hotel, she mused: "One of my fave dresses from this collection, so simple but yet so effective. I'm obsessed with the gold shell detail."
Also making its debut for the collection was a buttery yellow crocheted strapless dress, which set Michelle's tan off a treat. Then, there was a stunning off-white, tasselled off-the-shoulder number, which looked like a dress, but was actually a top and a skirt, as Michelle explained: "This colour is a WOW! And the asymmetrical hemline is really flattering. (It's a skirt and top so you have to buy separate ladies) Oh, and it's currently in the SALE!"
Fans couldn't get enough of Michelle - and her wardrobe- as many flocked to Instagram, praising the actress for how good she looked.
One gushed: 'How does anyone look that amazing after just having a baby?', while another joked: 'You look absolutely stunning…I am still trying to get my post-baby figure back, and my baby is 17 this year!'
Michelle and Mark have jetted off to Spain for Palma's first trip abroad as they told fans it was "Princess P's first holiday".
Sharing some sweet snaps of the family's first holiday, Michelle can be seen cradling her bundle of joy while another showed the mum and daughter shaded from the sun.
Michelle and Mark announced their daughter's arrival three months ago, taking to Instagram with a snap of the tot's tiny hand, revealing they had a 'new love to share'.
In a sweet post, holding her precious Palma, Michelle wrote: 'Together we have a new love to share… Our little girl. Palma Elizabeth Wright. 06.03.25'.
Mark also spoke about his little girl on his Heart Breakfast show while chatting to his friend and fellow dad, Olly Murs. Recalling the moment he first held his daughter, he also praised his wife for being a 'superhero'. He said: 'It's the biggest achievement of my life it's all I think about but obviously, hats go off to my wife she is an absolute superhuman, a superhero for bringing this baby into the world '.
He continued: 'That moment when I held her in my arms, it gets me emotional now thinking about it... I suppose everything else goes out the window, and it's made me realise what life is all about, and my little baby Palma, I love you so much and I can't wait to spend the rest of my life with you."
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