Tamara Ecclestone enjoys a trip to the beach with her daughters Sophia and Serena

Tamara Ecclestone enjoyed a family trip to the beach with her daughters during her trip to Dubai.

The F1 heiress, 36, looked radiant as ever as she shared a series of snaps having some quality time with Sophia, six, and baby Serena, four months. 

Tamara looked sensational as she donned a white and blue patterned outfit while her daughters both wore matching floral printed dresses.

In one snap, she cradled Sophia in her lap while in another, her eldest daughter gave her baby sister a kiss on the cheek.

Alongside the post, Tamara, who is married to businessman Jay Rutland, admitted she was previously worried the siblings wouldn’t get along before Serena was born.

She wrote: ‘Watching the love and very special bond between our two girls is the most amazing feeling. Can’t believe I ever had any fear or reservations @jayrutland’. 

In another photo, Tamara grinned at the camera as she helped Serena to stand up in the sand and wrote: ‘Our Serene Serena’.     

It comes after Tamara shared a heartwarming snap of herself breastfeeding her baby daughter on Monday. 

The media personality took to her Instagram Stories and posted an image originally shared by Jay as she cradled her baby while wrapped in a beach towel. 

Tamara also shared an adorable snap of Serena while she slept during their trip, wearing a blue frilled bonnet.

Meanwhile, Jay looked every inch the doting father as he lifted Serena in the air at the beach as the sun set behind them.  

The businessman also shared a family photo of himself, Tamara and Serena during their day out and jokingly captioned it: ‘No photos please’. 

In other shots, Tamara looked sensational as she posed in a leopard print bikini with her daughter in a strap vest.

The socialite styled her brunette locks into an updo and also sported a pair of shades as she made the most of social freedoms in Dubai while the UK remains in lockdown. 

Tamara recently uploaded another candid image of herself breastfeeding Serena, during her break in the UAE. 

She also posted pictures of her eldest daughter Sophia cradling her younger sister as she treated her followers to a glimpse of their stay in the city.

Tamara is an advocate of the practice and has previously shared pictures on social media of herself breastfeeding 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.’

On Thursday, Tamara’s husband Jay revealed to MailOnline that the family have no plans to return to London following the dramatic security lapse that led to a multi-million pound jewel heist at her West London home.

The Formula One heiress has barely been back to the UK since June and her husband admitted concerns over his family’s safety was one reason they had not been back more.

Jurors at a recent trial related to the burglary heard the home was so huge that security staff did not notice the thieves breaking in through the back garden or plundering several rooms of the house during the hour-long raid.

One guard was not on duty at the property in exclusive Kensington because he had gone to Tesco to buy groceries including vegetables for a roast dinner, the court was told.

Speaking from Dubai about their plans, Jay told MailOnline: ‘We do not intend to return to the UK from Dubai. 

‘There are a host of reasons why we are not going back to London any time soon and security is one of them. The truth is we are playing it month by month and watching how the situation develops.’

Jay denied that he and Tamara had broken travel restrictions as they had not returned to the UK since leaving the country in June 2020.

‘We have not broken the lockdown rules to come Dubai, that is not what we have done,’ he told MailOnline. ‘At the beginning of the outbreak last year we really stuck to the rules.

‘From March to May we locked down and did not leave the house [in London]. We went to Croatia in [June] the summer, but that was only after the rules changed and everyone was allowed to travel.

‘From there we went to Switzerland and we stayed there until Christmas when we came here to Dubai. There are a host of reasons why are not planning to return to London any time soon.

‘Security is one of them but certainly not the only reason. There is not a strict plan about when we are going to return to the UK or to Switzerland. Switzerland is in lockdown as well.

‘Therefore, my gallery is closed and I can do any work I need to do remotely. We are here on an extended holiday while all this stuff is going on.’