Patsy Palmer has posted a sweet snapshot showing her posing with her youngest child, Bertie.
The former EastEnders star – who is a proud mother of four – delighted fans with the black-and-white photo which showed mum and son sat together, with little Bertie enjoying a snack.
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Patsy, 48, wrote: "Just found this. On a trip to London. Special memories. Love that little one," along with two love hearts and two butterfly emojis.
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The London-born actress now lives in the States, having relocated to California with her family in 2014. Patsy has made a home for herself in Malibu with her husband Richard Merkell – to whom she has been married since 2000 – and their three children together, Fenton, 20, Emilia, 19, and ten-year-old Bertie.
Patsy shared a sweet snapshot of youngest son, Bertie
She is also a mum to Charley Rothwell, 29. Charley – who is Patsy's son with pro boxer Alfie Rothwell – has followed in his mother's footsteps and launched a successful acting career, with his credits including Legend, alongside Tom Hardy, and Christopher Nolan's epic 2017 war film, Dunkirk.
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Charley Rothwell has launched a successful acting career
Patsy previously revealed the family's plans to launch their own fly-on-the-wall documentary about their home life.
Speaking to the Sun in 2019, she shared: "Yes, it's happening. We’re talking about it seriously with an American production company.
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"The Kardashians are great – I know a couple of them and they're really nice people, but we're not them.
Patsy and husband Richard with their three children
"We've got a lot more male energy in the family for a start, even the dogs are boys. And there's me and Emilia trying to sort it all out.
"My daughter has an extremely close relationship with her father, which I love. It’s something I didn’t have personally. Girls need male role models whether they’re dads or friends – just honest, good men in their lives."
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