Billie Faiers fans were left in hysterics when the former TOWIE star shared a super hilarious video of her daughter Nelly.
In the footage shared on Instagram, the sweet Essex tot can be seen prancing round in a super spooky Halloween costume, dancing along to Michael Jackson’s thriller.
Filming five-year-old Nelly’s funny performance, Billie took to social media to share the vid with her two million followers.
Nelly, Billie, Billie’s husband Greg and their youngest son Arthur are currently enjoying a half term family getaway to Dubai.
Explaining that Nelly was prepping for a holiday Halloween party, Billie captioned the sweet upload, ‘When your really loving your outfit and your on the way to the Halloween disco 👻🖤💀☠️🙌🏼😩😆💃🏼 ... #happyhalloween from Dubai 👻.’
The comment section beneath the post quickly filled with tonnes of laughing face emojis, while others couldn’t help but find Nelly’s antics totally adorable.
‘So cute nelly! 🦇🎃,’ one wrote.
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‘Omg she’s the best I love her 💗,’ added a second, while a third chipped in, ‘LOVE HER!!! She literally is a legend!! I hope my child is exactly like her !!’
This comes days after Billie shared a cute photo of Nelly and two-year-old Arthur posing with the high tech filming gear, used to record the latest series of her and sister Sam Faiers’ reality show, The Mummy Diaries.
‘And that’s a Wrap 🎬🎥✨❤️ #mummydiaries series 6 ... Thank you to everyone that watches and for all of your amazing support ... it means so much to us and our families ❤️ ... See you in Series 7 🙋🏼🤣😘🙊❤️,’ Billie wrote.
Praising the family for their telly project, fellow TOWIE megastar Gemma Collins commented, ‘Fantastic series watching now on catch up ❤️.
‘Amazing series Billie! You pair should be so proud ❤️,’ chipped in a loyal follower.
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