Michelle Keegan has been embracing the seasonal change of late! Fresh from basking in the success of her new ITV crime drama, The Blame, the star of Harlan Coben's Fool Me Once, shared a photograph of her daughter at a farm shop, taking a look at a display of pumpkins.
The mini fashionista wore yet another fabulous look. She may be just eighteen months old, but the tot gave us all a lesson in transitional dressing, wearing a pair of light striped trousers and a smart pink sweatshirt with a Peter Pan collar. If you look closely, you can see Palma's mini sling-back clogs in a putty shade. Adorable.
This is the second autumnal outfit Palma has worn of late. At the weekend, the daughter of Michelle and former TOWIE star Mark Wright looked lovely at a family gathering, in a pair of 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.
Palma's milestone year
Palma is growing up fast and started walking in July. Marking the moment, proud dad and Heart Radio DJ Mark shared a video of her taking her first strides. In the heart-warming footage, Palma sported an adorable head of curls and a confident walk, wearing a buttoned jumpsuit and a pair of tiny Crocs.
"They tell you nothing prepares you for loving your daughter this much...but they never met her mum," Mark gushed on Instagram, with the chorus of Brett Young's track 'Lady' playing over the clip.
Michelle Keegan's comments as a working mother
Michelle hasn't discussed her transition into motherhood publicly since Palma was born in 2025, although she did touch on it briefly before she arrived.
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."
© WireImageThe Manchester-born star 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."
