Tilly and Tana Ramsay enjoyed a festive family trip to Lapland as they shared a series of sweet snaps on Instagram on Sunday.
The youngest daughter of the Ramsay clan, 24, posed with her little brother, Jesse James, two, as they enjoyed sledding in the snow.
She can be seen securing the toddler on her lap as her boyfriend, Henry Farrow, took control of the sled from behind as a string of dogs pulled them around the woods.
Tilly appeared still very much in love with her partner as they posed for a series of pictures in the snow.
Alongside her festive post, the daughter of famed chef Gordon penned: ‘The best Christmas trip to Lapland’.
Meanwhile, Holly shared a series of snaps to her own social feed as she stunned in a red one piece.
Tilly, 24, and Tana Ramsay, 51, enjoyed a festive family trip to Lapland as they shared a series of sweet snaps on Instagram on Sunday
The youngest daughter of the Ramsay clan posed with her little brother, Jesse James, two, as they enjoyed sledding in the snow
Gordon and Tana are parents to six children, Megan, 27, twins Jack and Holly, 26, Tilly, Oscar, six and the youngest, Jesse James.
The family trip a week before Holly will have her Christmas wedding spectacular with her fiancé, Adam Peaty.
They will exchange vows at Bath’s historic Abbey Church of Saint Peter and Saint Paul, before embarking on festive drinks.
However, Adam left jaws dropped last month when it was revealed he had uninvited his relatives from his wedding, after his mother Caroline was not invited to Holly’s swanky hen do.
Sources claimed last month that cracks in family relations first began to show at Holly and Adam’s engagement party, which has reportedly been filmed to feature in her father Gordon’s Netflix docuseries.
The astonishing family feud kicked off after news arose that Adam’s mother was not invited to Holly’s hen do, where she was joined by her mum Tana, Adam’s sister Bethany and Victoria Beckham at Soho Farmhouse.
In the wake of the snub, a number of stories of strife unravelled, with shock claims on each side about the fallout – including allegations that Holly and Adam made Caroline chose a different outfit for the wedding as they did not like her choice.
It’s now been reported that tensions between the two families began during Holly and Adam’s engagement party, which was filmed for Gordon’s upcoming Netflix documentary.
She can be seen securing the toddler on her lap as her boyfriend, Henry Farrow, took control of the sled from behind as a string of dogs pulled them around the woods
Tilly appeared still very much in love with her partner as they posed for a series of pictures in the snow
Alongside her festive post, the daughter of famed chef Gordon penned: ‘The best Christmas trip to Lapland’
The celebrity chef was filmed over nine months as he opened five new restaurants in London, alongside juggling his personal life.
The engagement party, which took place last December, will see the Holly and Adam with his family during happier times, before their toxic fallout occurred and he disinvited all but one of his relatives from the wedding.
But according to The Sun, the cracks were already starting to show at the time, with Caroline having several grievances at the party.
A source told the publication: ‘Adam’s family were at the engagement party, when relations were much better. Things went downhill from there.
‘His mum was unhappy some of the family weren’t there and confronted Gordon at the event.
‘Guests were made to sign non-disclosure agreements and hand in phones as the party was filmed.’
It was also revealed Adam’s sister Bethany is the only member of his side who appears to have survived the bitter family fallout ahead of his wedding.
The hen do snub sparked a huge response from the Peaty family, with Adam’s aunt Louise blasting her nephew and his fiancée, Holly, in a series of Instagram comments.
She later claimed her sister Caroline wasn’t invited to their wedding due to her appearance and not having the correct ‘look’.
But one member of Adam’s side of the family appears to have survived the feud, his sister Bethany – who did make the cut for Holly’s picture-perfect Cotswolds hen do.
The Sun has reported that the real reason Bethany made the cut is that she ‘fits in’ to the Ramsays’ glamorous world because ‘she’s blonde and pretty’.
While they claim that Bethany herself has had her head turned by the celebrity lifestyle, and has been asked to be one of Holly’s bridesmaids.
A friend close to the family told the publication: ‘Bethany has always been very close to Adam and she is really taken with the celebrity lifestyle, she’s had her head turned by all the glitz and glamour.
‘She was over the moon to be at the hen party, hanging out with Victoria Beckham and couldn’t wait to tell all her friends about it. She really fits in with the glam world – she’s blonde and very pretty.’
It comes after Adam broke his silence amid the toxic family rift by sharing a statement in which he also spoke on Bethany’s behalf, cementing their allegiance.
Taking to Instagram, he insisted there are ‘two sides to every story’ and that he, Holly and Bethany ‘will get through’ the ‘challenging times’.
He penned: ‘For those who know me personally, you know that I work so hard on trying to improve myself as a person who wants to contribute to making the world a better place.
The family trip a week before Holly will have her Christmas wedding spectacular with her fiancé, Adam Peaty
Gordon also shared a snap to his social media to show the beautiful sights of the Northern lights during their trip
‘I am continuing to learn about myself and how I can be the man I want to be; a worthy partner, father, businessman, friend and athlete; even through these challenging times.
‘Bethany [his sister], Holly and I will get through this – we do not ask for sympathy. We just need people to be aware that there are always two sides to every story.
‘To those of you who have reached out and shown kindness and understanding – thank you. It is deeply appreciated.’
Adam also explained that he, Holly and Bethany cannot go into detail due to ‘an ongoing police investigation into serious matters that arose long before recent events’.
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