GOOD Morning Britain's Laura Tobin delighted fans as she shared a rare glimpse of her adorable daughter.
Back in 2021, the meteorologist, 41, almost burst with pride as she revealed how her youngster Charlotte, now aged five, was defying the medical odds to go to school.
Charlotte was just 2lb 8oz when she was born at 27 weeks in July 2017.
She was then on oxygen in hospital for three months.
Laura, who shares her little girl with husband Dean Brown, doesn't often reveal images of her on social media.
Good Morning Britain's Laura Tobin looks incredible in revealing dress
Yet the brown-haired schoolgirl looked stylish as she stepped out with Laura for a cruise, followed by the premiere of Take That The Musical, Greatest Days.
With all the action taking place across the Bank Holiday weekend - meaning no school - the pair could really enjoy their time together.
Good Morning Britain favourite Laura - known for her stylish yet sexy on-screen outfits - wore a red patterned dress and leather jacket.
Charlotte meanwhile sported an adorable pair of cat ears, a denim jacket and dress.
She also wore a gold bag and white shoes which caught the light as she arrived at the venue.
Laura proudly held her hand and guided her as they made their big event debut together.
Back in 2018, Laura wept as she introduced the tot to GMB viewers.
It came after she announced on GMB in May 2017 that she was having her first child.
Two years ago, when talking about the youngster starting school, she gushed: "I think it's a little more special than most people starting school, viewers are aware that she was born really prematurely.
"She was born just before 28 weeks in July, it should have been October, so she was born in the completely wrong school year.
Good Morning Britain's Laura Tobin wows fans in short leather dress
"I guess we always thought she'd start school next year, September 2022, you can defer a child in that situation. But they're so happy with her progress and how she's doing, she started almost a year early.
"So we are just so proud of her, she ran in and had two and a half hours, day off today, back tomorrow. A wonderful, wonderful day."
"I didn’t dare dream about this day when she was born but now it’s reality - I’m a very proud mummy."
