Sam Faiers throws a Moana-themed celebration for her daughter Rosie’s third birthday

She’s a doting mother to two children, whom she shares with her boyfriend of six years, Paul Knightley.

And Sam Faiers and her partner pulled out all the stops for her daughter Rosie’s third birthday on Wednesday.

The former TOWIE star, 29, and the estate agent, 31, who also share four-year-old son Paul Jr., threw a Moana-themed celebration for their little girl, complete with a personalised floral stand, a two-tier cake and many fun-filled presents.

On Tuesday evening, the businesswoman treated fans to a peek at the doting parents’ preparations, which saw them wrap up presents in Disney Princess wrapping paper.

An excited Rosie couldn’t contain her delight as she sang happy birthday to herself during a bath with the reality star.

Decor business Cupid Creative set up a speculator stand in the Knightley household, which featured fresh flowers, straw and shells which spelt out the birthday girl’s name. 

Meanwhile, Sam recently revealed she’s ‘really excited’ about eventually tying the knot to Paul.

In an exclusive interview with MailOnline, the businesswoman discussed her plans to marry the property developer in a ‘small and intimate destination wedding’, similar to her sister Billie’s luxurious nuptials in the Maldives last March. 

Confessing she’s made plans about her wedding ‘in my head’ ahead of her boyfriend’s proposal, the blonde said: ‘I’m really excited for that time when it comes and I feel like I’ve got that to look forward to.  

‘So much has happened since Paul and I got together. In terms of my wedding, I sort of do know what I would like. 

‘I would want to get married abroad in Europe and I’d want quite a small intimate wedding. I haven’t got a planner or anything but you do think about what you’d like!’ 

While lockdown has seen many celebrity couples split, the former TOWIE star revealed her and Essex native Paul’s relationship is stronger than ever.

The TV star said: ‘In episode one of Mummy Diaries, I think Paul says that lockdown can be a make or break for a lot of people and I completely understand where he’s coming from. 

‘Sometimes you don’t spend that quality time as a family like before, so I’ve just loved having dinner as a family and settling into the house. For us, all I kept thinking was this is going to be over in a minute and I just wanted to keep things positive. 

‘Within six months of being together we started our first business, so working and living together is just normal.’