Tamara Ecclestone shares candid breastfeeding snap during Dubai break

She rang in the new year with her nearest and dearest in the United Arab Emirates. 

And Tamara Ecclestone uploaded an image of herself breastfeeding her baby Serena, three, during her break in Dubai on Sunday.

The Formula One heiress, 36, also posted pictures of her eldest daughter Sophia, six, cradling her younger sister as she treated her followers to a glimpse of their fun-filled holiday.

In another image, the model was every inch the doting mother as she wore a gold necklace emblazoned with her children’s names.

The media personality twinned with her mini-me in heart-shaped shades as they soaked up the sun in a separate photo. 

Adorable Sophia transformed into a mermaid as she posed in a pool during their luxurious hotel stay. 

The blonde is an advocate of the practice and has previously shared pictures on social media of herself breastfeeding elder child Sophia, while fending off online criticism for continuing to do so beyond her fourth birthday.  

Despite the division, the mother-of two previously told HELLO! that breastfeeding helped her ‘reconnect’ with Sophia and settled her down at the end of the day.

Tamara told the publication in 2018: ‘It’s only at bedtime. It’s her bedtime routine. We do bath time, then we read four stories every night, then she has the boob.

‘She falls asleep. That’s her way, she doesn’t have a dummy or a bottle to comfort her.’ 

The family initially kept their holiday location a mystery but they soon revealed they were in Dubai after they flew to their sun-drenched festive getaway before lockdown. 

Rules require international travellers to come back negative after a PCR test before arriving in England.

Passengers arriving by boat, train or plane – including UK nationals – have to take a test up to 72 hours before leaving the country.

They need to present proof of a negative test result – using a PCR test or on some occasions a LAMP or lateral flow test – to their carrier on boarding while the UK Border Force conduct spot checks on arrivals.