Mark Wright and Michelle Keegan shared a rare photo with their baby daughter Palma on Instagram on Sunday. 

The former TOWIE star and the Netflix actress, both 38, cosied up to their baby girl as they watched the sunset over the ocean during a sun-soaked holiday. 

Michelle looked stylish in a khaki green short sleeved shirt which she teamed with matching shorts and comfortable black flip flops. 

Meanwhile Mark looked smart in a pair of striped shorts which he paired with a plain black T-shirt and slides. 

The couple, who welcomed Palma in March, looked happy as they faced away from the camera looking out over a harbour. 

Mark wrote: 'Sum up your world in 1 pic…. Here’s mine'. 

Heart Radio DJ Mark and Fool Me Once star Michelle has been in a relationship since 2012.

The pair got engaged in September 2013 just nine months after they began dating and on 24 May 2015, they were married.

The couple welcomed their first child, daughter Palma in March.

Last month, Michelle shared behind-the-scenes snaps from the final ever series of Brassic ahead of its premiere.

She filmed her last scenes as Erin Croft in the Sky series earlier this year, leaving a role she's played ever since its launch in 2019.

In a new Instagram post, Michelle shared images teasing the final Brassic episodes with fans, as well as hilarious snaps from when the cameras weren't rolling.

She captioned the gallery ahead of its return tonight: 'The last hurrah!!! BRASSIC FINALE. Starts tomorrow on @skytv.'

In one capture, Michelle could be seen holding a phone with a stunned expression alongside her co-star Joanna Higson.

Some of the former Coronation Street star's scenes were shot while she was still pregnant, with her outfits revealing the lengths bosses went to in order to hide her growing bump.

Michelle discreetly hid her bump behind a car during the shoot, while another scene saw her wearing a chunky blue jumper as she positioned herself next to a freestanding sign.

Brassic focuses on petty criminal Vinny (played by co-creator Joe Gilgun) and his gang of thieves attempting to get by in the fictional northern town.

It also stars Ryan Sampson, Aaron Heffernan, Damien Molony, Steve Evets, Tom Hanson and Bronagh Gallagher.

Its sixth series ended on a jaw-dropping, and literal, cliffhanger, with the entire Hawley gang's lives in jeopardy as their bus hung precarious over a ravine.

In January it was confirmed that the upcoming seventh series would be the last, with co-creator and writer Danny Brocklehurst confirming its cancellation in a statement.