Gaz Beadle shared sweet photos of him cuddling his baby daughter Primrose Ivy as she still feels poorly since arriving back at hospital yesterday.
The former Geordie Shore star, 31, welcomed his second child with fiancée Emma McVey, 27, on 15 December but the couple have been going back and forth from the hospital since her birth.
In the snap posted on his Instagram story, Gaz holds his daughter while lying down on the hospital bed.
The tot’s hand can be seen taped up after she endured numerous tests since falling ill yesterday.
(Image: gazgshore/Instagram)
The father-of-two then posted a lighthearted video of himself playing ‘Which Simpson Are You?’ on Instagram, for which he was given Kang and Kodos as his lookalikes.
He seemed to be confused with that pairing, and rightly so.
The reality star took to Instagram on Thursday night to update his 3.6 million followers on the health of his baby girl.
He shared a series of tragic snaps to his story showing both him and Emma taking it in turns to cradle their tiny tot.
(Image: Gaz Beadle/Instagram)
In one snap, model Emma could be seen looking totally exhausted as she attempted to rest with the baby who snuggled close wearing an adorable grey babysuit.
Gaz emotionally opened up to his supporters about their ‘hard times’, writing: “FFS WE ARE BACK.
“Biopsy and tests praying we get some answers from them,” followed by a series of praying hand emojis.
The upset dad then shared a clip of himself laying in bed looking tired as he held onto baby Primrose.
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He updated followers and proudly praised his fiancée, writing: “I demanded Emma go home and get some sleep as that girl would try and go week with no sleep.
“She has been amazing threw this but she needed sleep so just me and prim at the hospital until me and Emma swap.”
Gaz finished by adding: “Hard times but you do what you have to do!! Thank you for all the kind DM’s, will keep you’s updated best we can.”
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