Heather Flanagan shared a photo of herself with her daughter on her Instagram page with ex-boyfriend Scott Sinclair.
Helen Flanagan and her daughter Matilda looked like twins as they posed for a snap in their pyjamas. The Celebs Go Dating star, 35, took to her Instagram page to share the sweet snap of her and her daughter with their arm wrapped around each other as they smiled for the camera.
Matilda wore a light pink top and patterned pants, while the actress donned a stripy pyjama set. My beautiful, lovely daughter (bow emoji) is the caption of the post, she wrote. “my everything.” Heather and Scott Sinclair, an ex-partner and footballer, have three sons, Charlie and Delilah, respectively.
Fans were shocked when the pair commented that she was “always grown up” in the comments section.
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One user said: “Aw Matilda looks so grown up. Always your baby,” while soap star Sally Dynevor commented: “Wow Matilda looks so grown up. Beautiful girl.”
Another shocked fan wrote: “Aww look how grown up Matilda is,” and another user posted: “Oh my goodness @hjgflanagan. Matilda is all grown up xx Very like her beautiful Mom. Super talented young lady.”
It comes after Helen broke down in tears over the difficulties of co-parenting. After attending Manchester Pride, she dropped off her kids with ex-fiancé Scott. As the former couple are co-parenting, the kids spend some of their holidays with the footballer but Helen isn’t the biggest fan of the set up.
Helen acknowledged that she struggled “absolutely.” I find it difficult when they disappear, and I only enjoy them disappearing when I do something. I’m currently experiencing a lot of anxiety.
The Coronation Street star said, “I just f**king hate co-parenting,” before admitting that she didn’t want her kids to move on. I’m really struggling, …
I really struggle when they disappear, she says. They should not leave, I don’t like it. If I’m doing something, I only like them leaving. Simply put, it’s very difficult. It’s just really difficult, especially when you’re struggling and it’s just really difficult.
She continued, “Your babies, you can’t speak the same when they leave.” Because I’m always with the kids, I had a lot of anxiety recently, so I haven’t had a minute. This may help me some. It has two sides…
“When they leave, I want them back, and when I’m with them constantly, I get really depressed before f**king.” It makes me feel like I can’t drink [hands]… Yesterday, I didn’t drink that much.
I never drink a lot, and I always stick to tequilas. Although I’m not going to stop crying right now, I do believe it’s worthwhile to cry just to get it out.
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