The Block’s Jimmy and Tam treat their daughter Frankie, four, to a set visit she will ‘cherish forever’ ahead of Sunday’s grand finale
They’ve won almost every challenge so far on the latest season of The Block.
So it’s no wonder stars Jimmy and Tam were only too excited to take their daughter Frankie, four, to the set of the Channel Nine reality show.
Uploading a series of photos of the family to Instagram on Thursday, the popular couple offered fans a rare glimpse into their private lives.
VIP visitor: The Block’s Jimmy, 33, and Tam, 31, shared a series of photos of their daughter Frankie, four, visiting the set of the Channel Nine reality show on Thursday
In one image, little Frankie is seen wearing a yellow protective hat and tool kit around her waist.
In another she poses alongside her parents on a couch and in a third she’s seen holding a microphone standing next to a crew member.
‘Being able to show Frankie around The Block HQ and take her around The Block has been amazing,’ Tam, 31, wrote alongside the post.
‘She is one lucky little girl that will cherish this memory forever,’ she continued.
So cute! In one image, little Frankie is seen wearing a yellow protective hat and tool kit around her waist
And action! In another image, she is seen holding a microphone standing next to a crew member
The sweet post comes just days after the couple revealed they weren’t ruling out adoption, after their first pregnancy with daughter resulted in life-threatening complications.
Speaking to the Courier Mail, Tam said with the chance of her getting sick again, a natural birth ‘is not something to think about lightly’.
Tam welcomed daughter Frankie via an emergency caesarean and risked having a stroke, after doctors discovered she had pre-eclampsia during an arduous labour that resulted 38 hours.
‘It still affects me to this day’: Jimmy and Tam recently revealed they weren’t ruling out adoption, after she suffered life-threatening complications giving birth
While the couple have often thought about the possibility of welcoming another child, they are not in any rush to do so with Tam’s medical history.
‘It’s not something to think about lightly. Every few months we chat about it more because Frankie asks questions about having a brother or sister,’ Tam revealed.
The bar manager, who has suffered from anxiety and depression, went on to say that at this stage, she can’t fathom a natural birth, and has considered adoption.
‘Mentally I don’t think I can bring myself to do it again, I have a chance of getting sick again and it still affects me to this day. We haven’t ruled out adopting though.’
‘It’s not something to think about lightly. Every few months we chat about it more because Frankie asks questions about having a brother or sister,’ Tam revealed