Susanna Reid, who works for Good Morning Britain, opted out of makeup for a rare portrait with her father.
The 52-year-old presenter opted for a new casual appearance as she posted a photo with her seldom seen father on her Instagram account.
After the Easter holiday, she posed with her dad for a photo while grinning widely and baring her lovely skin to the camera.
Susanna donned a patterned brown and white shirt for the event, and her trademark bouncy brunette hair was free over her shoulders.
She added the comment, “DINNER WITH DAD!” on the family photo. After a fantastic Easter holiday with the family, I had a lovely dinner with my father.
‘Managed to spend time with all the kids, and mum too. Looking forward to being back @gmb tomorrow 6am [sic].’
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Fans praised the morning broadcaster in droves in the comment section underneath the article.
One wrote: ‘You & your daddy look gorgeous! Glad you’ve had a fab break, full of family energy. Hope that powers you through these coming weeks [sic].’
Another said: ‘Wow! You are the double of your Dad! We have missed you on GMB [sic].’
‘Wow! You look just like him! [sic],’ was a social media user’s response to the post shared by the co-host of the morning show.
The celebrity’s tweet followed her admission of concerns about continuing to reside in her family’s house after all of her children have left the nest.
Sam, 20, Finn, 18, and Jack, 17, are three of the boys she had with her ex-husband, 55-year-old sports journalist Dominic Cotton.
Susanna wrote in The Sunday Times magazine about how she was feeling: ‘My mornings are intense with the adrenaline of live news, so switching off is hard.’
‘I’m perfectly happy with my own company – I talk to people all day, I have a terrific team and I love my close-knit family. When the boys leave home, I know that’s going to be challenging.
‘In the evening I like gentle TV, nothing gruesome. A bath is a must, it completely de-stresses me. On a good night I switch the lights off at 10pm and I’m asleep within minutes.’
Good Morning Britain airs weekdays from 6am on ITV.
