Kate Ferdinand has melted fans’ hearts with her latest social media post, where step-son Lorenz can be seen reading to his little brother Cree in a sweet video. The star, 30, posted the clip to her Instagram account, where the brother can be seen sat snuggled up together, with Lorenz reciting lines from a book about transport.
He can be heard saying, “Baby, look, bus!” with Cree copying his older brother. The tot attempts to say words like “hiya” and “choo choo,” as Kate can be heard laughing in the background.
The reality star captioned the post: “My heart …. big brother duties @lorenz.ferdinand.”
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Her post garnered over 26,010 likes and hundreds of comments, with one fan saying: “That is amazingly cute. Lorenz sounds so well spoken aka posh no London twang.”
Another wrote: “Actually adorable.”
A third commented: “This is too cute, memories to cherish.”
A fourth said: “Big brothers are the best.”
The family recently jetted off on holiday over the East break, where Kate posted some cute images of the clan soaking up the sun. In one of her Instagram stories, the former TOWIE star is enjoying some down time on a beach and walking with her step-daughter and one of her step-sons.
Kate and Rio’s son Cree was born back in December 2020, following her marriage to Rio in September 2019.. Rio shared sons Lorenz, 15, and Tate, 13, and daughter Tia, ten, with his late wife Rebecca Ellison. Rebecca died from breast cancer back in 2015.
(Image: Kate Ferdinand/Instagram)
Kate revealed in the inaugural episode of her podcast, Blended, she felt a “loss” in her house on her very first Mother’s Day last year. She said: “For me, personally, Mother’s Day is a day I struggle with. I am fortunate to have three amazing step children and my biological son Cree.
“But sadly my stepchildren lost their mum at a young age, and also my husband has lost his mum.
“And I really, really struggled with Mother’s Day even before I was a biological parent.
“Somehow I thought it may be easier when I had Cree my son, but actually last year was probably the toughest Mother’s Day to date.
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“It’s just a strange feeling waking up and the whole world is celebrating this day and I know there is a real, big loss in my house.
“But also it was my first Mother’s Day, a day that in another life I really, really look forward to. “But here I am surrounded by my family, how can I have the audacity to celebrate myself when all my family have had such a deep loss.”
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