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UNA Healy's kids have reunited with their dad in America and met their little sister for the first time ever.
Former Saturdays star Una's youngsters Aoife and Tadhg, who she shares with ex-husband Ben Foden, have jetted to the States to spend some family time with their dad.
Aoife and Tadhg are based in Ireland with Una, while Ben lives in New York with new wife Jackie Belanoff and their two daughters - three-year-old Farrah and new baby Olympia.
And during their summer break from school, they've headed to America to spend some quality time with their dad, stepmum and two sisters.
In a picture posted to Ben's Instagram story, the sports star beamed as he held onto his son Tadhg and held his new baby Olympia in his arms.
Tadhg gave a big smile to the camera as he leaned into his dad.
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Aoife-Belle stood on the other side of Ben and grinned, while her half-sister Farrah snuggled into her.
In another clip, Ben shared a sweet video of the entire family out to dinner.
He wrote: "Basically sums up our dinner experience tonight."
Ben was sat down with baby Olympia in his arms jokingly telling the kids to shush.
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Aoife-Belle and Tadhg mocked their dad's movements resulting in an eruption of laughter from everyone.
In a interview with Evoke, Una revealed that this would be the first time her kids met Ben's new baby.
She said: "They're all going to meet her in the summer when they spend a few weeks in America with him."
However, when it came to being asked if she would meet the bundle of joy herself, Una replied: "'Maybe I will, I'm not really sure. I normally make my own plans when Aoife and Tadhg go to see their dad.'
"I normally do my own thing but I might tie it in with meeting - 'cause I've never actually met their other sister either yet.'"
Speaking about why she has yet to meet the three-year-old, Una revealed: "Farrah's been over but I haven't been in the same country at the same time.
"We haven't organised that yet but I'm sure one day we'll meet quite soon. It'd be a shame not to!"
Ben previously said of Aoife, 11, and Tadhg, nine, meeting their new sister: "They've not met in person yet, no. We've FaceTimed and called a couple of times though. They both came over to visit on 26 December and it was awesome to have them over just before Olympia was born."
He told OK! Magazine: "It meant we could take them to one of Jackie's scans so they could see the baby. It was really special.
"We also took them skiing at a centre near Jackie's parent's house in Connecticut and they were total naturals. It was nice to spend time just the five of us before Olympia came along."