Irish Love Island star Jack Keating enjoyed a fun day out with his daughter and her mother.
The 24-year-old brought his baby to the aquarium, where the trio enjoyed some dolphin-gazing.
The new mum posted the picture of their family time together, RSVP Live reported.
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The image shows Jack, the son of Boyzone star Ronan Keating, looking down lovingly at his first and only child.
He said in the past that while they are not in a relationship, he is "looking forward to co-parenting."
"I am delighted to announce the birth of my little girl,” Jack told The Sun, asking that the public afford them some privacy, particularly with their choice not to disclose the name of their new baby girl.
"My daughter's mother and I are not together, however we look forward to co-parenting and giving our little girl the best support system that she needs," he explained in the interview.
He described it as an "exciting chapter for me and my family" adding that he was "completely besotted" by her.
The famous son stated that he wanted to give his daughter the best opportunity in life.
The Keating's were over the moon at the arrival of their new little family member.
His mum Yvonne wrote recently: “Happy birthday Jack. 24 years ago today I held you in my arms like this and you made me the happiest woman in the world. I’ve loved you every minute of every day since .
"I’m so proud of you and ridiculously excited to a Granny”.
"Cutest little baba. Cannot wait to meet her soon," Missy, Jack's sister said, on becoming an aunty.
While Ali, his other sister added: "Couldn't be happier. So proud of you".
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