KELLY Ripa has shared a new photo with her husband, Mark Consuelos while celebrating the end of the year.
The Live with Kelly and Mark co-host also nearly suffered a major wardrobe malfunction.
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In a sexy snap shared on her Instagram Stories recently, Kelly, 53, had her arm around Mark, 52, while posing in front of their brightly lit and decorated Christmas tree.
The US daytime TV star sported an extremely low-cut dress while her husband wore a button-up shirt.
Kelly’s gown had a long V-neck that was black and filled with sparkles.
Meanwhile, the bottom of the dress was dark red velvet.
Kelly had part of her blond hair pulled back while the other half rested on her shoulders.
The couple – who married in 1996 – showed off their pearly whites as they celebrated the holidays at their home in New York City.
Written on the pic was “2023” as well as Mark’s Instagram handle.
YOU GO KELL!
On Monday, Kelly completely shocked fans by ditching her pants in a social media post.
The TV personality posed in a pair of emerald green underwear and a matching naughty green holiday T-shirt for a photo.
Mark twinned with his wife but wearing the same T-shirt in red.
Both tops had photos of Santa Claus on them and text that read: “Big Nick Energy.”
Kelly finished off her outfit with a sequined Santa hat and a big smile.
She appeared to be sporting a subtle glam.
Her husband was wearing a pair of black athletic shorts in the pic.
The couple did not add any additional context, simply including music over the post.
Kelly and Mark celebrated the holidays this week with her children: Lola, 22, and Michael, 26 – who were recent guests on their early morning talk show.
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The couple also share Joaquin, 20, who did not appear on the show.
SPECIAL GUESTS
Last week, Mark was left stunned by what Lola said to him live on air as they did a fun holiday project together.
The hosts watched on as their kids tried their hand at making gingerbread cookies.
As the 20-somethings took turns reading the recipe off the teleprompter and telling their parents what steps to take next, the hosts also asked their kids a few questions.
At one point, Kelly asked: “Hey guys, how do you think Dad’s doing as a host of the show?”
Mark smiled as he rolled out the cookie dough, waiting to hear their responses.
Lola completely disregarded the question and abruptly returned to sharing more of the cookie recipe.
Michael, meanwhile, said that he thinks his dad is “killing it” as the new Live co-host.
Everyone seemed to be focused more on Lola’s apparent shade toward her dad, though, as the crowd erupted in shocked laughter.
Mark, too, appeared stunned as he looked up from his rolling pin toward the audience after the awkward moment.
Live with Kelly and Mark’s official Instagram shared a clip of the moment and added a teardrop falling from the new co-host’s eye to further show his surprise at his daughter’s shade.
One fan, who seemed to have trouble hearing Michael’s response, commented: “My favorite was when Kelly asked them how Dad was doing on the show and they both didn’t answer.”
BACK AGAIN!
The two kids returned to the show on Friday.
The duo sat at a large table on set alongside their parents, as well as some of the other show members and their own families.
With the year almost over, everyone took turns looking back on their favorite memories from the show.
Though everyone enjoyed being mostly all together for the event, Kelly said she was a little sad to not have all of her kids there.
The host said: “It’s so nice to have everyone here for our holiday feast. We’re just missing Joaquin. I wish he was here.”
Kelly went on to explain that she and Mark’s 20-year-old son is still at the University of Michigan, where he attends college.
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