Sheridan Smith melts hearts with adorable snap after ‘breaking the taboo’ on maternal mental health


Adorable: Sheridan Smith looked like she was radiating with happiness in an adorable family snap with fiancé Jamie Horn, 30, and their four-month-old son Billy shared on Wednesday

‘My perfect little family’: Sheridan Smith melts hearts with adorable snap after ‘breaking the taboo’ on maternal mental health

She recently gushed that motherhood is the ‘best thing’ that has ever happened to her.

And Sheridan Smith looked like she was radiating with happiness in an adorable family snap shared to Instagram on Wednesday. 

The new mum, 39, beamed broadly as she posed with fiancé Jamie Horn, 30, and their four-month-old son Billy. 

Adorable: Sheridan Smith looked like she was radiating with happiness in an adorable family snap with fiancé Jamie Horn, 30, and their four-month-old son Billy shared on Wednesday

Sheridan, who captioned the shot ‘My perfect little family ❤️❤️❤️’, melted the hearts of her friends and followers who immediately rushed to comment. 

The cute shot came after Sheridan left viewers in tears with her documentary Sheridan Smith: Becoming Mum, that aired on ITV last week.

The West End star was for ‘breaking the taboo’ on maternal mental health as she allowed cameras to follow her during her journey to motherhood.

Sweet: Sheridan, who captioned the shot 'My perfect little family ❤️❤️❤️', melted the hearts of her friends and followers who immediately rushed to comment

Lovely: Her friends were delighted by the pic

Sweet: Sheridan, who captioned the shot ‘My perfect little family ❤️❤️❤️’, melted the hearts of her friends and followers who immediately rushed to comment

Sheridan, who welcomed her son in May, candidly discussed fears that her mental health issues could resurface during her pregnancy, and wanted the documentary to help other women.  

Cameras followed the star as she attended her first scans, pre-natal classes and sessions with a specialist therapist Dr Alain Gregoire, as well as at home with Jamie.

Speaking about her experience with motherhood, Sheridan admitted on This Morning that she ‘was looking for things in the wrong places’ before having a child, as she said he was the ‘best thing’ to ever happen to her. 

One to watch: The cute shot came after Sheridan left viewers in tears with her documentary Sheridan Smith: Becoming Mum, that aired on ITV last week

One to watch: The cute shot came after Sheridan left viewers in tears with her documentary Sheridan Smith: Becoming Mum, that aired on ITV last week

Sheridan told Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield: ‘I never saw myself having a child to be honest, until I met Jamie and now, oh my goodness, it’s the best thing in the world!’ 

She added: ‘It’s often hard and partly overlooked on the family and friends of people suffering with mental health, and Jamie had never experienced it before but was reading up on it and now knows me better than I know myself.

‘He can see if I’m getting anxious, like this morning before doing this, and he just knows how to calm me down and talk me off the ledge a bit, just keeps me calm, so it’s just amazing that I’ve got such support in him.’

Candid: The West End star was for 'breaking the taboo' on maternal mental health as she allowed cameras to follow her during her journey to motherhood

Candid: The West End star was for ‘breaking the taboo’ on maternal mental health as she allowed cameras to follow her during her journey to motherhood

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