PETER Andre’s wife Emily shared a rare photo of her son Theo as they got into the festive spirit.
The NHS doctor, 33, and her six-year-old son Theo spent Saturday afternoon decorating their Christmas tree with an assortment of silver baubles and ribbons.
Emily posted a sweet picture of her son as he proudly added the finishing touches to the tree.
She wrote alongside the image: “Theo getting ready for Daddy coming home, we missed you! PS. I know it’s November, but we couldn’t resist.”
Emily’s fans raced to compliment the star on the touching snap, with one writing: “Oh this is so sweet and such lovely words, bless Theo.”
Another posted: “Aw Emily what a lovely picture.”
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A third echoed: “It’s very nearly December so you’re allowed! Daddy will be over the moon,” with a fourth adding: “A beautiful tree it is too. Sure Pete will feel the love.”
Last month, Emily enjoyed some down-time with their two kids on a sun-soaked holiday to Mexico.
She jetted away with Amelia, eight, and Theo during the October Half Term break, while Peter, 49, stayed at home.
Emily shared a duo of snaps showing the youngsters wading into the crystal-clear seas in Cancun.
Emily is also step-mum to Pete’s kids with Katie Price, Princess, 15, and Junior, 17.
While Peter was staying on home turf, he was spotted on the Red Carpet at the Pride of Britain awards with eldest daughter Princess – who is the spitting image of her mum Katie Price.
Meanwhile, despite Emily’s images showing her children playing in the sea, they didn’t reveal their faces.
Earlier this year, Emily revealed the real reason she never puts her kids faces on social media.
The NHS doctor made the decision when the pair were born and says it’s because she can’t see “any benefit” for them and she doesn’t want them to feel like they are working.
Speaking to The Sun to mark the return of the We Eat Balanced campaign from the AHDB, Emily insisted she didn’t regret her decision to keep them offline, but admitted things could always change.
She told us: “I am going to wait for them to decide, I have to say I never regret the decision, in fact the opposite.
“I think the older they get, I am really glad I have done it that way because I would have to really think through what would be the benefit for them and at the moment, I don’t see what the benefit would be.
“It wouldn’t necessarily do any harm, but I can’t see what the benefit would be and that is my compass.”
The star mused: “The point may come where there is a benefit for them, whether they just enjoy having social media or they want people to chat to and then that’s fine, as long as they can understand it and weigh it up. But the age they are at the moment, I don’t think they can.”
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And she’s hasn’t completely ruled out doing reality TV with them, which is something Pete’s oldest kids both did growing up.
The pair still speak candidly about their kids on social media, with Peter recently praising Millie’s above-age school work.
