SH0CKING: Tess Daly cosies up to Vernon Kay in b0mbshell reunion snaps
Tess and Vernon have reunited (Image: Getty)
Strictly Come Dancing icon Tess Daly has reunited with her estranged husband Vernon Kay for a family holiday alongside their daughters Phoebe and Amber. The showbiz couple jetted off to the south of France for a summer holiday as a family, despite announcing their split earlier this year – and Vernon was all smiles as he put his arm around Tess.
The four of them appeared seated at a table in a restaurant, with Vernon in the middle with his arms around Amber and Tess. Tess, meanwhile, rested her head in a hand and curled the other around her front while grinning for the camera, with her blonde hair falling in beachy waves down past her shoulders. She donned a pair of sunglasses and a beige dress, while Vernon rocked similar shades and a black T-shirt.
The pair looked cosy in a new snap (Image: Instagram)
Tess showed off her endless legs (Image: Instagram)
In another snap, Tess cuddled her daughter Phoebe for a cheeky mirror selfie on the beach, enjoyed some time on a boat and showed off her endless legs sitting on a stone wall in a pair of denim shorts and an oversized off-the-shoulder top.
Captioning her post on Instagram, Tess wrote: “Last blast of South of France summer with the fam,” including a white love heart emoji, a sun emoji and a French flag.
Her daughter Phoebe commented: “The best time,” with a matching love heart emoji.
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Vernon hasn’t yet commented on the post, but their showbiz pals soon headed to the comments section to show them some love.
Tess posed with her daughter Phoebe (Image: Instagram)
Georgia Toffolo said: “Love that you all stick together. So cool and inspirational.”
Kimberley Walsh added a row of red love heart emojis, while someone else told Tess she had a “beautiful family”.
Tess and Vernon announced their split after 22 years of marriage earlier this year, issuing a joint statement which read: “After much consideration, and with a deep sense of care and respect for one another, we have made the decision to separate amicably.
“This has not been an easy choice, but it comes from a place of mutual understanding and a shared desire for what is best for both of us.
“We remain great friends and most importantly, fully committed to our roles as loving and supportive parents, which will always be our priority. There are no other parties involved in this decision.”
