Michelle Keegan is on our screens at the moment, wowing fans with a new police drama, The Blame. On Sunday, the former Coronation Street star shared a series of photographs of her enjoying a family day at her cousin's new home, surrounded by her nearest and dearest.
Michelle's beloved daughter, Palma, was the star of the show, wearing the sweetest seasonal outfit. The tot, who was born in 2025, wore olive-green dungarees embroidered with the sweetest flowers. She added a cute cream blouse and looked the picture of autumnal fashion. The dungarees are from the high street store Zara and cost £23.
Olive-green is a tonal colour that is always in style when the weather changes. Darker colours like this evoke the autumnal weather and the snug feeling of the cooler months.
Palma is on trend with this look! We also love her pink slippers - perfect for the cosy season and just like her mum - Michelle loves her home comforts and penned: "Like mother like daughter".
Michelle's career rumours
Earlier this month, reports suggested that the actress had pulled out of another ITV drama. The Sun claimed that the 39-year-old abandoned a lead role in a "big-budget production" about a working-class barrister.
© PA Images via Getty ImagesThe publication said that the actress had supposedly committed to the drama and that a filming date had been planned before she pulled out, citing that she wanted to focus on her family life with Palma.
However, ITV told Digital Spy: "Early conversations occurred, but Michelle was never contracted, so it's incorrect to say she pulled out."
Michelle's work-life balance
Michelle has remained relatively tight-lipped regarding her transition into motherhood, although she did touch on it briefly in 2025. On trying to navigate her busy career and motherhood, the Our Girl actress told Grazia, ahead of giving birth: "I'm going to take a good chunk of time off to enjoy being a mum. I'm never normally at home in the summer; I've always been away working, so I can't wait."
© WireImageShe later spoke candidly with host Graham Norton about the reality of life as a working mother at the ITV Showcase 2026, admitting it was "quite daunting." Speaking fondly about her work on The Blame, she said: "The production was so supportive, and I was so looked after, and it was like working with family."
