Millie Mackintosh is loving life as a new mum, enjoying walks in the sunshine with her daughter.
The TV star took baby Sienna for a stroll at the weekend.
She shared a picture of them together as she walked through a field with Sienna strapped safely to her chest.
Joking about her baby clinging on to her, Millie nicknamed Sienna her ‘koala’ for the trip out.
The former Made In Chelsea star looked chic as usual on the walk wearing a long red patterned dress, white trainers and stylish cat’s eye sunglasses.
Her baby was sat snugly in a leopard print carrier with her tiny, frilly white hat just visible in the photo.
Millie said: ‘Countryside walks with my koala’ with an emoji of a koala and a red love heart.
A month after welcoming Sienna into the world, Millie revealed to Hello! magazine that she and Hugo were loving being parents and being in their own ‘little love bubble’.
She said: ‘We’ve been on cloud nine; it’s gone so quickly. We’ve been in our little love bubble at home, cherishing those newborn moments, whether that’s her sleeping on me or just lapping up all the cuteness.’
Millie and Hugo first started dating in 2011 during the early series of Made In Chelsea.
Following their split, Millie got together with Professor Green and they married in 2013.
The former couple split three years later and Millie later reunited with ex Hugo.
They wed in June 2018 at Whithurst Park in Sussex and Millie was seen recently celebrating the pair’s second wedding anniversary.
The couple took Sienna to the venue where they got hitched, with Millie writing on Instagram: ‘Standing on the steps where we said ‘’I do’’ feels even more special now we have you.’
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