MICHELLE Keegan has revealed a major baby Palma milestone and shared a rare insight into mum life.
She and husband Mark Wright welcomed their little girl into the world last March but prefer to keep her private by not sharing any pictures of her face or speaking about her much.
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But now the actress has opened up about her daughter in a new interview on This Morning.
She appeared alongside her co-star Douglas Booth, ahead of their drama series The Blame airing on ITV1 next week.
Host Alison Hammond took the opportunity to tell her: “Congratulations on the baby,” before asking: “How old is she now?”
Michelle responded: “A year and a half,” as Alison asked: “Is she walking yet?”
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The former Coronation Street star revealed: “She’s running. She’s running now.”
Michelle, 39, admitted she found it challenging at times juggling filming the show as well as being a mum.
She told Alison and Dermot O’Leary: “I was shattered.”
Douglas jumped in: “You were working two jobs at once.”
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She continued: “And learning lines. It wasn’t easy but we got through it and Doug was brilliant.”
The Fool Me Once actress stars as tough detective Emma Crane in new ITV thriller The Blame, which is an unflinching look at misogyny within the police as she tries to catch the killer of a schoolgirl.
The murder inquiry spirals into a tangled web of lies, institutional cover-ups as she discovers the men she calls her colleagues might be involved.
Michelle said she was determined to make sure she did justice to real-life officers, so would grill her dad Michael, who joined the force as a teenager and rose to the rank of Inspector.
She said on the daytime programme: “He taught me about ranking. But my dad was always really private about his job.
“Even now I ask him about stories and he doesn’t tell me. He takes his job very seriously.”
Dermot joked: “It must have been a nightmare as a teenager, you can’t get away with anything.”
The mum-of-one divulged: “Couldn’t get away with anything. My dad knew everything, everything! It was so annoying.”