Gordon Ramsay was every inch the proud dad on Friday as he celebrated his twins Jack and Holly's 22nd birthday.
The chef, 55, shared a sweet throwback snap of the pair to mark the occasion with his 13.2 million followers on Instagram.
The adorable image shows the now 22-year-old twins dressed to the nines as kids in cute formal wear, with Gordon praising his kids for an 'incredible year.'
Jack can be seen wearing a white shirt, matching waistcoat and cream trousers, while beaming Holly wore a silk dress with gold belt and accessorising with a cute little handbag.
Captioning the snap, delighted dad Gordon posted: 'Happy 22nd birthday to our incredible twins, have a great day Jack love you best mate Holly congrats on a incredible year love you Dad.'
It comes after Gordon's daughter Holly recently marked one year of sobriety.
The influencer shared her personal milestone in the form of a typed message with her 280,000 followers earlier this month.
The pretty blonde spoke candidly of her relationship with alcohol , including her decision to go tee-total after reaching her 'lowest point' last year.
Back in May, Holly revealed she spent three months in a mental health hospital after being sexually assaulted twice when she was 18 years old. She was diagnosed with PTSD, anxiety and depression.
The podcast host also explained that alcohol and antidepressants 'do not mix well at all'.
In full, Holly wrote: 'Today marks one year without alcohol.
'This is not something I thought I would ever say at the age of 21. However, by 21 (nearly 22) I never thought I would've been through half of what I have.
'I choose to take a break from alcohol because it wasn't improving my mental health - which for me, comes first.'
Holly continued to explain that it wasn't a decision 'taken lightly', nor is it one that is necessarily 'forever.'
'This time last year I was at my lowest and I was scared but I made a decision to take control of what I could - and that meant removing alcohol from my life.
'It was not an easy decision, nor one that I have taken lightly. I won't say this is forever, but this is for now. Living without alcohol has helped me feel better and more present both mentally and physically.
'Don't get me wrong, I've had a year of high highs and low lows but I'm grateful I have myself the chance to work through them consciously rather mask my feelings (good and bad) with a drink.
'Alcohol and antidepressants do not mix well at all. And that is something, unfortunately, I learned the hard way,' she confessed.
The fashion design student concluded her message: 'As with everything I have been through, it has been a learning experience and I feel lucky to be able to post this message today, to continue to spread awareness and break the stigma surrounding mental health.'
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