LOUISE Thompson took her family to a luxury skiing holiday in Gstaad, Switzerland.
The former Made In Chelsea star almost didn’t make it to the luxury destination after she was rushed to hospital earlier this month.
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But Louise, 32, has given her fans a sneak peak of her stunning holiday on the slopes.
She took to her instagram grid page to share an album of new snaps which featured adorable moments with her 13-month-old son.
The former reality star donned bold leopard print trousers and a thick grey coat and matching beanie hat as she played with her first child.
In one snap she was spotted soaking up the snowy atmosphere with Leo was beamed as he enjoyed the small wooden sleigh.
Another cute photo shows her young child in his adorable green coat.
He clearly enjoyed the delights of the resort as the toddler was all smiles sitting in the oversized deck chair.
The personality captioned the album: ” We made it. I am over the 🌙 . Simples.”
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“Oh and Leo channeling Joan Collins slope style is what dreams are made of.”
Louise’s caption reflects that she almost never made it to the skiing destination.
The former TV star was previously rushed to hospital after her fiancé revealed she haemorrhaged at home.
Earlier this month, The Made In Chelsea face spent the a few days in hospital and told fans it was due to an “unexpected situation”.
Her fiancé Ryan Libbey has now shared an update on Louise, 32, on Instagram and revealed her serious condition.
Referring to her ongoing health battle, the dad-of-one said: “Last Friday it got flipped on its head again. Louise haemorrhaged at home, again.
“Rushed to hospital for surgery and close monitoring for four days.
“Louise is home now, stable and doing well. She’s a warrior!”
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