Penny Lancaster recently shared a sweet moment she'd enjoyed with husband Rod Stewart, completing the post with an important message.
The couple tied the knot in 2007, with the former model, 53, often sharing with fans what she and rocker husband Stewart, 79, have been up to.
Taking to her Instagram stories, she shared a series of snaps taken during a trip to romantic Paris, and it seems the French capital managed to bring out their loved-up side.
The Maggie May hit maker can be seen enjoying a glass of bubbly with Lancaster, who shared the photo to her 194,000 followers, writing: "Romance never dies".
In another photo, the couple are dressed to impress, with Lancaster in a stunning blue dress while Stewart sported a sharp white blazer. A caption read: "date night".
The two frequently share insights into their relationship, with Stewart often seen dedicating songs to his wife on his own Instagram account.
The couple enjoyed a romantic trip to Paris
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The romantic snaps come shortly after Lancaster shared a tough health battle with fans.
The special police constable was recently inundated with support from after thousands read an interview in which she discussed the horrific time she faced while going through the menopause before being prescribed HRT.
After seeking medical advice at 49 when she first began experiencing symptoms of the menopause, Lancaster was misdiagnosed with depression and given anti-depressants.
In a candid confession, Lancaster explained she felt "numb" whilst taking the medication, but her Loose Women colleagues soon intervened and explained they thought she was going through the menopause.
Another snap showed the pair on a 'date night'
After being on the anti-depressants for some time and feeling like they weren't helping, things came to a head when Lancaster was cooking dinner for Stewart and her two sons Alastair, 18, and Aiden, 13.
She told The Times that after shouting for them to come to dinner: "I picked up the plates and I threw them across the kitchen. Which is an outrageous thing to think of — who the hell would throw the dinner?
"But the physical act [was hard to stop]… Because I couldn’t contain it anymore. I didn’t want to hurt anyone. I didn’t want to hurt myself. But I felt like it was getting to that point.
"Hurting myself. Hurting someone. I threw these plates of food across the kitchen as hard as I could, to make as much noise as I could. As if the noise… as if someone would wake up, someone would notice me, someone would have the answer."
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Penny recently shared a frightening health ordeal
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"Of course, it was an absolute shock to Rod and the boys. Rod just went, ‘Boys, in the other room. Leave Mummy.’ He came over and said, ‘It’s all right, darling. It’s OK, it’s OK.’ I was shaking.
"I can’t do this. What the hell is going on with me?’ I thought I was going mad. Rod said, ‘Right, we’ve got to get you to the doctor’s. You can’t carry on like this. There’s got to be an answer. There’s got to be something."
She added that despite trying, she "couldn't feel happy" and didn't care about anything or anyone around her.
Fans rushed to state how grateful they felt that the Lancaster had opened up about ordeal, with thousands leaving comments under her Instagram post promoting the aforementioned interview.