Ferne McCann shares family snaps as she poses in colourful bikinis and breastfeeds her daughter on the beach during idyllic break to Mauritius

Ferne McCann enjoyed a blissful break in Mauritius over the Easter holidays, sharing her holiday album highlights to Instagram on Tuesday.

The reality star summed up her family holiday with the caption: ‘Palm trees. Sandy toes. Coconuts. Salty hair (& nips). Tanned skin. Mauritius you have my heart forever. Some place.’

The Dancing On Ice star, 34, jetted off for the week with her partner Lorri Haines, mum Gilly, sister Sophie and nephew Ronnie, as well as her own daughters Sunday, seven, and Finty, 21 months. 

The photos showed Ferne flaunting her tan in a pretty paisley print bikini as her boyfriend kissed her on the cheek.

Another snap showed Ferne enjoying the peace of a beach cabana at her luxury resort as she breastfed her youngest daughter Finty.

Ferne revealed in a candid Instagram post last month that she is still breastfeeding her daughter as she encouraged other women that there is no ‘normal’.

Ferne McCann enjoyed a blissful break in Mauritius over the Easter holidays, sharing her holiday album highlights to Instagram on Tuesday, pictured with boyfriend Lorri Haines

One snap showed Ferne enjoying the peace of a beach cabana at her luxury resort as she breastfed her youngest daughter Finty, 21 months

Using her platform to advocate for breastfeeding, the star shared a sweet snap feeding Finty, but admitted she was ‘nervous’ to share more about her journey: ‘Haven’t posted about my breastfeeding journey in a while, but I still get a lot of people asking if I’m still doing it.

‘In complete honesty, I’ve been a bit nervous to share about it lately.

‘Even though I’m such a big advocate for breastfeeding, the truth is, I’ve been afraid of what people might think or say now that Finty is 20 months old.

‘I’m sharing this because if you’re like me and still feeding, and you’re feeling pressure to stop or wondering if it’s ‘not the norm’ to breastfeed past one, I just want you to know…there are plenty of mums still doing it.

‘Keep going, mamma. However it looks do your normal.’

Ferne welcomed Finty with her fiancé Lorri Haines in July 2023 and was previously raising her six-year-old daughter Sunday as a single parent.

Previously on her social media platform, the reality star revealed that her breastfeeding journey had been difficult and praised everyone who had supported her along the way.

She said that it had taken ‘a whole football team’ for her to reach the point she was at now and revealed her pride at breastfeeding her baby girl.

Ferne looked gorgeous in a plunging nude dress and shell necklace as she soaked up the sunshine in another photo

The ex TOWIE star showed off her holiday wardrobe and her tan as she posed for a mirror selfie in a cut-out green mini dress

The star, 34, jetted off for the week with her partner Lorri Haines (pictured), mum Gilly, sister Sophie and nephew Ronnie, as well as her own daughters Sunday, seven, and Finty, 21 months

Ferne praised her ‘supportive partner’ Lorri and her mother for helping her out and the online community she had turned to when she had been struggling.

Ferne also used her Instagram account recently to declare how grateful she is for her body.

Sharing more photos from her Easter holiday over the weekend, the reality star looked incredible in a green bikini as she used the post to discuss changes to her body over the years. 

Alongside her clip, she penned: ‘I’m grateful for my body and all that it does for me •My boobs are sagging & two different sizes. •I have cellulite. •My outfit isn’t on trend. •My face is wonky. •I have wrinkles round my eyes. 

Ferne also used her Instagram account recently to declare how grateful she is for her body 

‘Or… •My boobs provide comfort for my baby. •My cellulite is just a sign of a female body that moves and lives. •My outfit reflects my own style, not a passing trend. •My face is uniquely mine, perfect in its own way. •My wrinkles are laughter lines from years of joy and living. 

‘No matter who we are, whatever our age, shape, or story we all seem to find faults in ourselves that wouldn’t even exist for anyone else. So why do we naturally lean toward the negative thought about ourselves? 

‘We get to choose how we speak to ourselves. So let’s choose self-kindness and self-empowerment.’