INBETWEENERS legend Blake Harrison has given an insight into his private life on social media.
The actor shot to fame in 2008 when he took on the role of Neil Sutherland in the much-loved E4 comedy.
Blake starred in the teen sitcom alongside Simon Bird, Joe Thomas and James Buckley for all three series until the programme came to an end in 2010.
After his stint on the hit programme, Blake landed a number of incredible TV roles.
He played Barney in Him & Her, Theo Roberts in Death in Paradise, Mamaca in Doctor Who, Dan in Kate & Koji, Stan Raddings in World on Fire, and the voice of Scoop in Bob the Builder.
Blake has also been in a selection of films.
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He played Private Pike in Dad’s Army, Travis Pickford in Agatha and the Truth of Murder and Greg Tullet in The Kindred.
The actor also loves to share what he gets up to in his personal life on social media.
Blake boasts an incredible 84.3k followers on Instagram.
He recently treated fans to some cool snaps from his holiday in Vancouver.
Him and his wife Kerry Ann Lynch, who share two kids together, also enjoyed a romantic getaway to Amsterdam over the summer.
He told fans: “AmsterDAYUM, it was so nice just Windmilling about for a few days, A big smile between our Tu-Lips, I hope I don’t Clog up your feeds with these photos.
“Guys? This thing on? Hello? My wife told me my puns Nederlands.”
He also uses the platform to update fans with his work.
The star recently revealed that he’ll be working on film Spread and filming for the second series of World on Fire has started.
The Inbetweeners, written by Damon Beesley and Iain Morris, follows the lives of a group of four teenage boys who are trying to navigate through life while studying for their A-levels.
Blake played the character of Neil, the most gullible of the lads, who somehow managed to get the most luck with the ladies.
The Inbetweeners was, and still is a HUGE fan favourite.
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It has won a number of prestigious awards including Best New TV Comedy at the British Comedy Awards 2008, Best TV Show gong at the NME Awards 2010, and the Digital Choice at the National Television Awards in 2011.
The show was also made into two films, The Inbetweeners Movie (2011), and The Inbetweeners 2 (2014).
