'I was so nervous' Mrs Hinch on taking son Ronnie on his first magical family overseas holiday

Mrs Hinch has taken son Ronnie of his first holiday - with a surprise family trip to Disneyland Paris.

But before the magic even started, she described the anxiety she faced while waiting for the train.

She told her followers, 'You wouldn't think it but I was SO nervous at this point waiting for the Eurostar! Thinking have I remembered everything, is Ronnie warm enough, is Ronnie safe, will he cry on the train, what will it be like when we get there! So many thoughts in my head at once...but look at him! He's perfect, he's safe, he's happy, warm and fed. I cannot even explain the happiness and relief and I cant wait to have a magical time here! I've got this, you've got this, we've got this.'

The trip was a joint celebration as Mrs Hinch - also known as Sophie - turns 30.

After taking the Eurostar to France with husband Jamie and their eight-month-old son Ronnie, she uploaded a clip of their final destination - the Disneyland castle and Mrs Hinch captioned it, 'I never want to come home guys' as she played The Little Mermaid tune A Whole New World.

And it wasn't long before she showed off her world - son Ronnie - enjoying the sights.

They took a family boat ride through the Magic Kingdom: It's A Small World and he was sat on his dad's knee soaking up all the atmosphere, moving characters and lights.

Then it was Mrs Hinch's turn to hold Ronnie, and she captioned the clip 'A whole new world with you' and a lovely snap of Ronnie smiling made Mrs Hinch write, 'Indescribable feeling'.

And even away from home, Mrs Hinch was spotted by her fellow Hinchers who asked to stop for photos with her.

She shared some on her Instagram and captioned them 'Good morning guys! I cannot explain the strength it gives me to just know wherever I go I'm never alone. We all talk like we've met a thousand times before yet we've never met in our lives. This is the power of social media, we never have to be alone again, a feeling I can't describe.'