Michelle Keegan enjoyed a boozy day out with her rarely seen brother and her husband Mark Wright at BBC Radio 2 in the Park.  

The Coronation Street actress, 38, was among the stars who headed to Hylands Park in Chelmsford on Saturday for Bryan Adams' headline show of the festival. 

Taking to Instagram on Sunday, Michelle shared highlights from the boozy day as she watched Marti Pellow and Ronan Keating.

She closed out the evening watching Canadian singer-songwriter Bryan Adams, as she wrote: 'A bucket list moment ticked off for me watching @bryanadams live. Goosebumps from start to finish.'

Michelle was joined at the festival by her brother Andrew, as they posed in front of the BBC Radio 2 sign and sipped on cider and Arrowtown vodka sodas. 

Elsewhere Michelle shared a selfie with her husband Mark which she captioned: 'Day drinking we can handle [thumbs up].' 

It comes after Michelle looked in good spirits as she posed with daughter Palma in her £1.2K iCandy pram on Instagram on Wednesday. 

She gushed she has had a 'special first summer with our girl' as she pushed her five-month-old bundle of joy in the pushchair. 

Michelle, who shares Palma with husband Mark Wright, looked incredible in a white crop top which she teamed with blue denim jeans. 

Styling her dark tresses loose, the Netflix star kept comfortable in a pair of beige suede trainers and wore a pair of glasses. 

Michelle flashed her gorgeous smile as she posed with her luxury pram outside and penned, 'A special first summer with our girl @icandyworlduk #ad'.

The former Coronation Street star isn't the first star to work with iCandy as previously Molly-Mae Hague was spotted using their pram with daughter Bambi. 

The festival was a rare day off for the star, who has been hard at work of late on new project The Blame, which centres around a murder mystery and a 'tangled web of lies', and is based on Charlotte Langley's book of the same name.

The official synopsis of the show reads: 'The drama dives into secrets, suspicion and systemic corruption - all under the surface of this seemingly quiet town.

'The series begins when the body of teenage figure skater Sophie Madsen is discovered, sending shockwaves through the town of Wakestead. 

'As DI Crane (Keegan) and DI Radley (Douglas Booth) dig deeper, what starts as a tragic death, spirals into a tangled web of lies, institutional cover-ups, and moral compromise.

'As the clock ticks and trust fractures, Crane must navigate both a murder investigation and the treacherous politics inside her own team.'

Michelle stars alongside Douglas Booth, while Line of Duty legend Nigel Boyle is set to star as a forensic technician called Brett Shergill.

Robin Hood star Joe Armstrong, who previously starred opposite Michelle in Fool Me Once, has landed the role of a ice skating coach called Kyle Frasier. 

They will be joined by the likes of The Last Kingdom's Ian Hart, Nathan Mensah, Passenger's Matilda Freeman, House of the Dragon's Gavin Spokes, Last Tango in Halifax's Josh Bolt and White Lines star Ceallach Spellman. 

ITV's Director of Drama, Polly Hill, commissioned the six-part series, which has been written and executively produced by the woman behind All Her Fault and Wolf, Megan Gallagher.

Speaking about the project, Polly said: 'The Blame is a brilliant new crime thriller full of surprising twists and a compelling investigation that also cleverly tackles police corruption, exploitation and misogyny as the thriller unravels. 

'Megan is such a wonderful and clever writer, and with Michelle Keegan in the lead and Nicola Shindler at the helm, this is going to be an unmissable drama and one I’m very proud to have on ITV.' 

Megan added: 'The Blame is such an important and urgent story to tell; I’m so grateful to have had the opportunity to bring Charlotte Langley’s world and characters to life on screen.

'It’s my second collaboration with Quay Street Productions, and it’s great to be working with the team again - I’m truly in the best hands.'