Emmerdale’s Danny Miller has been warming hearts with an adorable post dedicated to his little ones.
The actor, known for his role as Aaron Dingle on the popular soap, often takes to Instagram to share snippets of his family life.
Danny, 34, and his wife Steph, who he tied the knot with in 2022, are parents to three-year-old Albert and two-year-old Edith. The couple are also expecting their third child, adding even more joy to their family.
Following a touching tribute to his pregnant wife, Danny has now posted a charming photo that captures his life as a father.
Pictured cheering with his kids in matching football kits, he captioned it: “Daddy.. a sons first hero, a daughters first love.”
Fans were quick to show their love, with one commenting: “What a great photo! Love your little family,” reports Leeds Live.
Another wrote: “Danny you will always be her Hero too.”
A third fan gushed: “My favourite family the cutest pic ever.”
This heartwarming post comes shortly after Danny left his followers teary-eyed with a sweet message about his wife.
Alongside a picture of Steph and her blossoming bump, he wrote: “How this beautiful woman keeps going, I do not know. Literally waiting for our new addition and nothings changed.
“Up and at it first thing to sort out two toddlers under 4, three including me (lolz) – taking them to 736.7 classes a day, nursery, gymnastics, swimming, you name it. Does not sit down.
“Other than that huge bump you’d never know.. I am so lucky to have this woman in my life. As are our children.”
He jokingly added: “But I know she’s at term, but FFS any chance of putting the kettle on,” before concluding: “I adore you. Never, ever cease to amaze me my love.”
The couple have been open about their family life in the past, including the struggles they faced while trying to get pregnant.
On Loose Women in 2023, Danny and Steph opened up about her polycystic ovary syndrome, a hormonal disorder that can lead to infertility.
Speaking about their difficulties before welcoming Albert, she said: “We had been trying for six months, and we hadn’t conceived, and it was getting quite close to the wedding, so we thought with the stress of the wedding, and we were moving house, trying for a baby too, it’s quite stressful when you’re tracking your days…
“We had some fertility investigations again and we needed Clomid [fertility medication] to stimulate the ovaries…
“This time [while pregnant with Edith] it only took a month, and we were quite surprised, weren’t we? Because last time it took six months of Clomid with Albert, and this time it was just the first month.”
