Michelle Keegan looked chic in a grey knot T-shirt as she modelled her new Very range in Manchester on Thursday.

The actress, 39, made sure to get all the best angles while posing in the stunning Magda Butrym-inspired top.

As the mother-of-one continued her busy day at work, her husband Mark Wright shared a gushing post on Instagram about her.

In the rare romantic post, Mark declared his love for Michelle and their daughter Palma as he shared a sweet video of the 16-month-old walking. 

'They tell you nothing prepares you for loving your daughter this much... but they never met her mum', Mark wrote on the clip.

He added in the caption: 'This love hurts'. 

During Michelle's photoshoot, she stepped out in a white and grey contrast top with high-waisted black trousers.

Finishing her look off with gold jewellery, the star appeared in high spirits as she beamed at the camera. 

The outing comes just days after Michelle shared her delight at managing to keep her 'pits dry' during a busy day of meetings in the warm London weather.

The actress attempted to keep her sweat patches at bay with tissue under her armpits as she sat in the makeup chair, before changing into a chic blue shirt.

She has been busy promoting the upcoming release of ITV's new police drama The Blame with her co-star Douglas Booth, 34.

The co-stars' brewing chemistry was on full display as they posed for a friendly selfie together. 

'Fun day with @douglasbooth talking all things 'The Blame' @itv,' Michelle wrote on the Instagram snap.

She added: 'Today was made even better... 1) cause I was back working with @spenny_j. 2) my pits remained dry [sic].'

The series, which will air this autumn, sees Michelle and Douglas play detectives investigating the murder of a teen ice skater, with a shadow of secrets, suspicion and systemic corruption quickly descending over a seemingly quiet town. 

DI Emma Crane (played by Michelle), and DI Tom Radley (Douglas) identify their main suspect, but as the case progresses, an unexpected lead comes to light.

As Emma and Tom dig deeper, they uncover a web of lies, institutional cover-ups and moral compromise, which forces Emma to question the people closest to her.

In the preview, Emma is seen confronting her police colleagues, before realising one of them was the last person to see the missing teen before her death.

Tom warns her it could 'blow up their department', before the trailer shows them being ambushed while leaving the police station.

Michelle previously shared that her co-workers were really 'supportive' of her as she returned to work for the first time after giving birth to her daughter Palma.

Speaking at the ITV Showcase in April, she said: 'Coming back to work after having a baby is quite daunting.

'But the production were so supportive and I was so looked after and it was like working with family.'