Gigi Hadid gave fans a glimpse of her 17-month-old daughter as she shared a sweet snap on social media.
The supermodel, 26, shared a rare glimpse of her tot with her 72 million Instagram followers on Thursday as she posted an image of the youngster in a unique jacket.
Young Khai, who Gigi shares with One Direction singer Zayn Malik, looked like a little fashionista as she donned a denim jacket with her name embroidered on the back.
She also shared a selection of images including a number of wintertime delights she's enjoyed, such as oysters.
Other pics included several luxury vehicles, including a Range Rover, an influx of lovely looking food, a snap of her green and white Luis Vuitton-inspired Nike trainers, and a black-and-white selfie.
She simply captioned the uploads: "recents," along with a smiley face.
Fans were quick to comment on the post and share the love.
Her model cousin Joann Van Den Herik was in awe of little Khai's outfit, writing: "Khai's little outfit!!!!!!!!!!" followed by several love heart eyed-emojis.
She followed up her comment by saying: "Love this."
Beautician Grace Lee had the same idea and wrote: "Khai's outfit," followed by a string of cute emojis.
And Gabriella Karefa-Johnson said: "Stopppp not Khai's baggy jean silhouette. It's givinggggg!"
Sister Bella Hadid took a different approach however, spotting a strange sighting on her pics. She queried: "That orb!?!?!?!?!"
Gigi and Zayn split in October last year after the singer was accused of striking the model's mum, Yolanda Hadid.
Following the allegations, the former 1D man denied he struck the mother of his girlfriend following an argument.
But the pop star "agreed to not contest" claims being made in US media at the time that he had hit reality TV star Yolanda.
Earlier this month the supermodel also broke her silence on life following her publicised split.
In her first interview since the pair's separation, Gigi gave some words of advice following a turbulent few months.
She told InStyle magazine : "I've been reminded that when we get time with people, just really appreciate it and take it all in and try not to wish away moments.
"Even if there's something hard, find something beautiful in it."
She also admitted that she had previously been "too trusting" during interviews and her words were sometimes taken the wrong way.
She continued: "I have scaled back. But in the moments when you're face-to-face with people, you still have to be open.
"You try not to have those weird voices in your head that come from traumatic experiences."
