Katie Price looked happier than ever as she posed with her terminally-ill mum Amy and sister Sophie during a family day out.
The 44-year-old mum-of-five shared snaps from her fun-filled weekend with her family on Instagram, describing it as a “mommy and sister morning”.
The trio enjoyed a coffee together at a fancy restaurant and went for a long walk together.
They also popped into Katie’s sister Sophie’s wedding venue to have a quick look.
During their walk along the countryside, they took a number of gorgeous snaps, including one of the three of them together which she shared on her grid.
(Image: @katieprice/Instagram)
“Always love spending time with these two…can’t wait for next weekend @sophie_pricey,” Katie captioned the post.
Katie opted for a casual look of a dark grey t-shirt, leggings and a opted for a natural look with no makeup.
Fans absolutely loved the sweet picture of them all.
One wrote: “lovely picture of you all.”
A second said: “Gorgeous family.”
“Aww beautiful ladies xxx,” a third added.
fans have encouraged the media personality to “stop stressing her out” after posting another recent photo of her terminally ill mum.
(Image: @katieprice/Instagram)
Katie posted the photo of her mum, which saw her smiling amongst the flowers, to her Instagram fans.
“Incredibly lucky to have this person as my Mother, I love you mum,” Katie captioned the snaps, alongside a series of heart emojis.
But her fans took to the comments section with worry, as they encouraged her to let Amy rest and stop “stressing her out”.
“You are lucky to have her so stop stressing her out!” one fumed, as a second chimed in:
“Treat her right. No more trouble.”
Katie’s mum Amy, 70, was diagnosed with idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis in 2017.
The illness causes scarring to the lungs which reduces the sufferer’s ability to breathe – there is currently no cure.
Amy bravely opened up about her diagnosis on Loose Women and said she could only have two or three years to live.
On hearing the sad news Katie took to Twitter to pledge her support for the British Lung Foundation – and ran the London Marathon in 2018 in aid of the charity.
She said: “As a shock to us all, Me and my family are proud to be supporting the British Lung Foundation to help support awareness and raising funds for research of IPF.
“With this, we can help in other diagnoses and create awareness for people with IPF.”
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