SCARLETT Moffatt made sure her baby-daddy’s first Father’s Day was one to remember with a picture-perfect tribute.
The former Gogglebox star, 33, who gave birth to her son in June 2023, shares baby Jude with her fiance Scott Dobinson.
Determined to make his first Father’s Day – and 12 month mark of being a parent – memorable, Scarlett created an adorable collage of images of him with his son.
She posted the collection to her Instagram page, starting it with a text definition of the meaning of the word father.
This dictionary-style entry read: “Father, noun.
“Someone who always gives great advice and is always encouraging and protective.
“See also: superhero.”
Then followed numerous images showing Scott playing with the tot in the park as well as playing together in Jude’s playroom and taking to the swimming pool.
Channel 4 star Scarlett wrote in her caption: “Happy first Father’s Day Scott.
“Thank you for everything you do for this family.
“You’re the most caring, patient, fun & kind father and I have fell in love with you all over again watching you with Jude.
“You work so hard, such long shifts yet still act like you’re full of energy with Jude as soon as you get home from work.
“We love you more than you’ll ever know.”
Scott then sweetly commented underneath: “Thank you.
“Love my little family more than anything.”
Back in November, Scarlett revealed the pair were engaged.
The telly favourite has been in a relationship with Scott since 2019 but the pair have known each other “for years.”
She briefly broke up with the policeman in March 2021 but they were back together just 24 hours later.
Recently, fans were quick to speak out on a new addition to the pair’s home.
It came after Saturday Night Takeaway star Scarlett uploaded images of Jude’s new home playroom to her page.
Fans promptly issued an urgent warning over one “dangerous” factor.
This came after the mum of one had left the plug sockets exposed in the huge room.
Her followers feared the tot could come to some harm if he were to put his fingers in the exposed sockets with one writing: “Anyone else think SOCKETS!!!
“Ha ha… baby proof those lovely.”
