Millie Mackintosh Plans Unique Valentines Day Post-Split

Millie Mackinosh has shared a post about having an 'alternative' Valentine's Day after her split from her husband .

The former star, 36, took to Instagram on Friday and shared a photo of a whiteboard message titled: 'Valentine's Day Alternatives'.

Among the suggestions were: 'Galentine's Day - spend it with the girls, Malentine's Day - spend it with the lads' and 'Palentine's Day - spend it with friends'. 

It also suggested: 'Salentine's Day - spend it shopping, 'Sailentine's Day - spend it on a boat' and 'Tailentine's Day - spend it with pets'.  

Earlier that day, Millie partnered up with to promote their loved up range this February 14th. 

Taking to Instagram, Millie looked stunning in a sheer white blouse and white satin skirt as she served up steak, hot maple carrots and truffle dauphinoise potatoes.  

And it appeared Millie had extended 'Dine in for Two' to four as she set the table for her group of friends as she poured out glasses of non-alcoholic fizz. 

She penned: 'This year, @sainsburys made Galentine’s feel really easy which is exactly what you want when you’re hosting. 

'Galentine’s is one of my favourite nights of the year, an excuse to get the girls together, get dressed up and actually sit down and enjoy the evening.'

Millie is prioritising her gal pals following her split from Hugo earlier this month.

The ex-Made In Chelsea stars, who share daughters Sienna, five, and Aurelia, four, announced their separation on February 2, seven years after exchanging vows.

Sources close to the pair say they remain committed to co-parenting their young children, who continue to be their priority, and to maintaining a loving family life.

The couple, who met as teenagers and first dated during E4's Made In Chelsea, had been married since June 2018.

A source told the Daily Mail: 'Millie and Hugo are currently going through a separation and have sadly decided to split.

'They have known each other for many years, and in recent weeks, have had serious conversations about their future, ultimately deciding it's better for them both to part ways.

'Their main priority remains their children and family life, and separating is not something they ever hoped would happen.

'At present, they are considering what living apart might look like and how they plan to navigate co-parenting their young children.

'It's been an incredibly difficult start to the year, and one they hope to continue managing in private.'