PETER Andre treated his wife Emily MacDonagh to an incredible dinner for her 34th birthday.
The NHS doctor took to Instagram to show off Peter’s hard work.
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But Peter, 50, wouldn’t have been able to have done it all without help from their children Theo, six, and Amelia, nine, as well as Pete’s oldest kids Junior, 18, and Princess, 16.
They cooked up a storm for the birthday girl and served it on the firepit table in the garden of their Surrey mansion.
Emily was treated to prawn cocktail for starters, steak for her main and chocolate pudding for dessert.
The mum-of-two took shared a video of the slap-up meal on her page.
Emily said: “Wow. To get home from work to such a lovely surprise from my wonderful family, they put in so much effort for my birthday!
“I felt so special.
“Thanks so much head chef @peterandre, and the kids of course ❤️ @officialjunior_andre @officialprincess_andre , Millie and Theo.
“Love you all ❤️❤️❤️ #birthdaygirl #spoilt.”
Many rushed to the comments section to share the love.
One said: “You deserve it and we all love you lots.”
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“Aww what a lovely video Emily, hope you have a great birthday xx thank you for sharing xx,” another wrote.
A third chimed in: “Aww,the best gifts money can’t buy-a family filled with love ❤️ Happy Birthday Em.”
Peter also took to his Instagram story to wish his wife a special day.
Sharing a selfie of the pair together, he said: “Happy birthday to the kindest person I know.
“Beautiful inside and out.
“Love you.”
Peter and Emily met back in 2010 and two years later started dating.
The pair tied the knot in 2015.
Emily gave birth to Amelia in 2014, followed by Theo two years later.
Meanwhile Peter shares Junior and Princess with ex wife Katie Price.
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