Peter Crouch, his wife Abbey Clancy and their children have been enjoying a half-term break at Disneyland Paris in exclusive pictures and footage obtained by GB News.
The striker-turned-TV personality donned a baseball cap and a Disney-branded black hoodie for the day out as he dived headfirst into the festivities.
And wife Clancy followed suit, stepping out with a pair of the resort's iconic Minnie Mouse ears on her head.
The model, 37, completed her look as she wore an oversized hooded jumper and sported a pair of shades to combat the Parisian sunshine.
In an exclusive video, Crouch, Clancy, and their kids can be seen shimmying along to the music blaring out around them.
Crouch leans in for a quick word with his other half while their children have their attention well and truly fixed on the Disney Stars Parade ensuing in front of them.
Peter Crouch and Abbey Clancy and their family enjoy time at Disneyland
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The Crouch clan were pictured watching the parade unfold on Main Street within the resort.
Clearly having a great time, an onlooker told GB News: "They were grinning from ear to ear and seemed to be having a fantastic time.
"They just looked like a really happy family enjoying a special day out."
Clancy and Crouch share four children together: Sophia Ruby, 12, Liberty Rose, eight, Johnny, five, and Jack, four.
The family's break away from the UK comes just days after Clancy returned to screens as part of an all-new series for ITV.
Abbey Clancy: Celebrity Homes premiered on the channel earlier this month as the model-turned-presenter takes a peek inside the homes of the rich and the famous.
In episode one, Clancy was given access to the homes of Sugababes singer Heidi Range and fellow model Jodie Kidd.
While in episode two which aired this week, Clancy stepped inside the homes of Love Island star Olivia Bowen and model and socialite, Emma Thynn.
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Peter Crouch and Abbey Clancy have been married since 2011
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Speaking to ITV ahead of the new show, Clancy admitted she found her return to screens "a little nerve-racking" as she explained: "I had three of my four children so close together and then we had the pandemic so being back on screen feels like a big deal for me.
"I’ve put a fair bit of pressure on myself as this show has my name attached to it so I really want to make sure I really deliver.
"This show is my dream job, interior design is one of my greatest passions so I feel very lucky to be given the opportunity to have a nose around people’s houses.
"For me, the best thing about this show is meeting new people and picking up design tips and techniques along the way."
