She's a single mother to her adorable little girl, Sunday, 17 months.
And Ferne McCann and her mini-me opted for matching outfits as they stepped out on a sunny stroll near their home in Brentwood, Essex, on Easter Sunday while enjoying a fun-filled family day.
The reality star duo were twinning in circular shades and crisp white outfits as they made the most of the unseasonably scorching sunshine.
Twinning is winning: Ferne McCann and her mini-me daughter Sunday, 17 months, wore matching outfits as they stepped out near their home in Brentwood, Essex, on Sunday
Ferne, 28, looked elegant in an off-shoulder midi-dress with a ruffled hem, which she teamed with comfortable-looking flat sliders.
The former TOWIE star accessorised with Ray-Ban sunglasses, a delicate gold pendant and a blingy silver watch as the mother-daughter duo enjoyed their Easter day out.
The First Time Mum TV favourite opted for natural hair and make-up to showcase her striking features while along with Sunday in her arms.
Little Sunday looked positively adorable for her day out with mummy, wearing a white vest and shirt with baby pink bloomers and silver sandals.
Happy Easter! The reality star duo were twinning in circular shades and crisp white outfits as they made the most of the unseasonably scorching sunshine
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Proud mother: Ferne, 28, looked elegant in an off-shoulder midi-dress with a ruffled hem, which she teamed with comfortable-looking flat sliders
The youngster had her blonde hair tied up in a blush pink bow and carried along her beloved bunny rabbit as they pair strolled in the sunshine.
It seems the pair had the perfect Easter Sunday, filled with a chocolate egg hunt, a family barbecue and a dip in a paddling pool.
Posting a sweet snap of Sunday on her Instagram page later in the day, Ferne wrote: 'Easter Sunday. My fluffy little chick loving the sun. Easter egg hunt done. BBQ. Paddling pool & an Aperol Spritz for shmeeeeee.'
Ferne shares her adorable daughter with ex-boyfriend Arthur Collins, who she split from when he carried out an atrocious acid attack at an east London
