Former Emmerdale actor Adam Thomas has shown off his mega mansion in Cheshire - and it's seriously stunning.
The brother of ex-Corrie star Ryan Thomas, 33, moved into the pad on Monday with his wife Caroline and their kids Teddy, seven and Elsie, four.
The proud parents took to Instagram to show their children in their new kitchen, sitting on a swanky looking marble counter, grinning from ear-to-ear.
"Welcome to our new home, hard work starts now," Caroline wrote under the snap, which also included the family's dog.
The couple also shared a video of the moment they'd confirmed they'd bagged the house over the phone, with both Caroline and Adam holding back the tears.
The Waterloo Road star later took his fans on a tour of the gaff and showed off his new living room.
Joking the space didn't have curtains he told fans they at least had a working TV.
Adam also shared a peak at his son Teddy's bedroom as he told his son he was going to be sleeping in his new bed for the third time.
The adorable video went down a storm with the star's showbiz pals with former Emmerdale actors Kelvin Fletcher and Fiona Wade congratulating their pal.
Adam's post comes after he revealed that his son Teddy had been cast in Waterloo Road - alongside his niece Scarlett, who's the daughter of Ryan.
The actor returned as reckless Donte Charles in the school-based series and will make his comeback later this year.
Telling fans he how grateful he was for all his opportunities, Adam said: "This year has been the craziest year of my life and am very aware of how lucky I am, and I know my lucks going to run out soon… but until it does, I'm going to enjoy every minute of it."
Last month the star hinted he would be taking to the floor on Strictly Come Dancing in September.
"Bring it all on I love a bit of glitz and glam," he said speaking to the Mail Online.
"I'm not the best dancer in the world, I wish. Though once I've had a drink, I do believe I'm the best dancer in the world. Sober it is a completely different story.
"I have never won anything in my life so it would be nice but I'm not necessarily competitive. I try to do my best in anything I sign up to but as cheesy and cliché as it sounds it's about the journey and experience you go through."
