Megan McKenna shares candid honeymoon Insta versus reality as she enjoys passionate smooch with husband Oliver Burke
However Megan McKenna and her husband Oliver Burke revealed they are honeymooning a little differently as they have chosen to spend it as a family of three with their son Landon, eight months.
Jetting off for what is usually a romantic couple's getaway, the mother-of-one, 32, joked the honeymoon was 'not ours' as she shared an Instagram versus reality clip.
Taking to Instagram on Wednesday, Megan showcased her incredible physique in a black bikini and stylish sunhat.
Wrapping her arms around Oli in the pool as they shared a passionate smooch she penned: 'How people think we will honeymoon'.
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The newlyweds were seen engaging in a passionate kiss as they wrapped their arms around each other in the pool
The clip then switched to the parents on a sun lounger with Landon, surrounded by his toys as she teased: 'How we doing it'.
She joked in the caption: 'We've named it Landomoon'.
Megan also took to her Instagram Story with an adorable selfie with Landon on the plane as she shared the reality of travelling with a toddler.
She wrote: '4am wake up call for our honeymoon flight was a bad idea. Poor Landon (Oli's a gonner).'
The star also shared a snap of Oli en route to the pool with a huge bag of toys as she joked: 'Just go a few pool toys for Landon as this is his honeymoon not ours'.
The couple tied the knot in a romantic ceremony last Saturday after saying 'I do' in front of their loved ones at Grantley Hall in North Yorkshire.
Sharing their professional wedding video to Instagram on Wednesday Oliver looked emotional as he shed a few tears while waiting for his bride-to-be at the end of the aisle.
The former TOWIE star looked elegant as she donned a bespoke flowing white gown from Maison Peter Langner.
She joked in the caption: 'We've named it Landomoon'
Megan also took to her Instagram Story with an adorable selfie with Landon on the plane as she shared the reality of travelling with a toddler
Her gown featured a voluminous pleated skirt, a sweeping train, and a structured corset bodice with exposed boning, embellished with hand-embroidered macramé lace roses.
Completing the look was a long cathedral veil, softly draped and adorned with appliqués of three different French Chantilly laces, fading into a delicate degradé effect toward the centre.
Meanwhile the Scottish pro footballer, 27, looked incredibly dapper in a black tuxedo as he held his son Landon, who looked adorable in a matching black suit, in his arms.
Megan and Oliver gave a glimpse of the lavish venue, which features beautifully landscaped grounds, a suite adorned with a decadent chandelier, and a champagne and cocktail bar.
The couple shared a passionate kiss in front of their friends and family after exchanging their vows before they were showered in confetti.
For the wedding reception, Megan slipped into a gorgeous white couture gown, complete with elegant sleeves and pearl accessories.
The beauty looked on cloud nine as she shared a romantic first dance with her husband.
The couple then shared another passionate kiss as they cut their jaw-dropping seven-tier cake in front of their wedding party.
Oliver looked emotional as he shed a few tears while waiting for his bride-to-be at the end of the aisle
The Scottish pro footballer looked incredibly dapper in a black tuxedo as he held his son Landon, who looked adorable in a matching black suit, in his arms
Megan and Oliver gave a glimpse of the lavish venue, which features beautifully landscaped grounds, a suite adorned with a decadent chandelier, and a champagne and cocktail bar
No expense was spared for the lavish reception, as the happy couple went all out on decorations, the band, and dancers, partying their way late into the evening.
Alongside the sweet clip, Megan wrote: 'Forever & ever and always. 07/06/25 A real life fairytale. @tynegate_films.'
The couple, who welcomed their first child Landon in October, had a joint hen and stag do at the end of May.
Megan wore a chic white shirt dress, complete with a veil and a bride-to-be sash.
Meanwhile, Oliver wore a black T-shirt with a pair of smart white linen trousers to celebrate with friends and family during their holiday.
She captioned the post: 'It's nearly time… also my family are to cute, thanks guys I love you.'
Megan added: 'Me & Oli came downstairs for the evening to 'chapel of love' playing… video will be posted soon.'
Oli got down on one knee after enjoying a romantic boat trip in Montenegro back in June 2023, after a whirlwind five-month romance.
And Megan gushed it was 'so exciting' that the pair were getting closer to being husband and wife, as she explained she had to be remeasured for her wedding dresses after shedding several pounds.
Captioning the post, she said: 'Hadn't seen Oli in 3 weeks, this is how our day went… don't worry guys Oli hasn't seen my wedding dresses.
'They are in Italy atm being made! Eeek. I had to pop in to get my measurements taken again as my baby weight is dropping off me!!!! Not long now ♥️'.
In September, Megan left the UK and moved to Germany to be with her footballer fiancé Olly, deciding to give birth over there.
The Scotsman plays as a right winger or forward for the German football team, Bundesliga club Werder Bremen.
In a previous Instagram video, Megan announced: 'Guess what! I'm moving to Germany. I know I did some stories yesterday about packing.
'And I think I few of you thought I was going into labour but no let's hope I don't go into labour because I am now giving birth in Germany.
'I know a few of you guys have been like 'Where's Olly?' Olly is in Germany and all our stuff has been in storage for a couple of months.
'A bit crazy that I'm moving countries. I'm actually excited, like it's obviously going to be a big change.'
Megan revealed that they had to 'move hospitals very last minute' and it was 'crazy' and 'all a bit of a rush'.
The original plan was for Olly to fly back in time for her due date. However, Megan was worried that her partner would miss the birth of their baby.
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