Friends Katie Price and Michelle Heaton spent the day together on Wednesday, enjoying some much-needed girl time.
Earlier this week, both women posted about Michelle's recovery from alcohol addition, which Katie was instrumental in.
And proving Michelle is doing incredibly well, the duo larked around at Katie's home, trying on clothes and laughing.
Girl time: Friends Katie Price and Michelle Heaton spent the day together on Wednesday, enjoying some much-needed girl time
Katie, 43, posted a video of Michelle, 42, enjoying her carefree afternoon - a far cry from the shocking throwback that was shared earlier this week of Michelle at the height of her alcoholism.
Katie had re-shared Michelle's post, captioning it: 'This is a picture of before and after of my incredible strong best longest loyal friend ever, asking for help that she needed is the hardest step you can do, I've done, she has done it, I helped her too.
'This is the website @wonderwomanshel recommends that helped her www.alcoholics-anonymous.org.uk, everyone can suffer mental health never be afraid to talk and ask for help, this picture was taken a week before I finally got her help ❤️ love you always'.
Michelle had shared the shocking picture of herself on Instagram on Tuesday to celebrate 20 weeks of sobriety which saw her before she went into rehab with puffy and bloodshot eyes.
Happy again: Earlier this week, both women posted about Michelle's recovery from alcohol addition, which Katie was instrumental in. And proving Michelle is doing incredibly well, the duo larked around at Katie's home, trying on clothes and laughing
Shocking: Michelle Heaton, 42, shared a picture of herself on Instagram on Tuesday that was taken in the depths of her active alcohol addiction, showing her with puffy and bloodshot eyes
She captioned the image: 'This picture is not to shock, it WAS my reality! 20 weeks ago this was me - Ruined - the second is me today - Saved...
'It's National Sober Day And it encourages us to celebrate Sober life and bring awareness to addiction.
'It's also National Recovery Month, and today supports removing the stigma associated with addiction. It opens the lines of communication that lead to better understanding. The day provides an opportunity to build educated support networks.
'Success is more likely when systems are paved with an aware, loving, and honest cheering section.
Staying strong: Michelle shared a heartfelt caption with her post, encouraging people suffering with addiction to seek help
Terrifying: Michelle admitted over the past three years she didn't go a day without alcohol,