Kerry Katona and daughter Heidi travel to Ireland to support daughter Molly McFadden

Kerry Katona is "one proud mummy" as she and daughter Heidi travel to Ireland to support her eldest child Molly McFadden.

The former Atomic Kitten singer and her third daughter, Heidi, 17, travelled to Ireland over the weekend to support Molly, 23, as she performed in a play.

Molly has recently entered the acting world after studying a course in drama at the Lir Academy and shared her new headshots on social media.

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Kerry shared a photo with Heidi and Molly and the performance, writing: “My baby girl did so amazing last night! One proud mummy! love you so much baby girl”.

She also celebrated Molly's milestone by re-posting one of her head shots to her Instagram Story, where she wrote: “My baby girl’s new head shots.”

Molly shared an Instagram post of her own, showing off her head shots, and captioning the post: “Oh? She’s an actor? She got Headshots?”.

Kerry’s two eldest daughters Molly and Lily-Sue, 21, both live in Ireland. She shares them with her Westlife ex-husband, Brian McFadden. As well as Heidi, Kerry has a son Max, 16, from her marriage to Mark Croft, and her youngest daughter Dylan-Jorge, 10, is with her late ex-husband George Kay.

Kerry and Heidi shared several snaps from their trip to Dublin, which included a stay at the Nyx Hotel, some shopping on Grafton Street, dinner at Captain America’s and even matching tattoos.

Kerry's trip to Ireland comes after she previously revealed she hadn't seen her eldest daughter in a year.

Writing in her OK! columns in July, Kerry said: “Lilly and Molly are both coming home this week from Ireland for a visit and I can't wait to have them back.

“I haven't seen Molly in almost a year! We talk on the phone every single day, but she just hasn't been home to visit in a while. Lilly is getting on great too, she's really settled and has got a good job over in Ireland, I'm proud of her.

“It's nice for me to see my kids flourish. I've done my parenting bit and now it's their turn to live lives. Although Lilly is going on holiday soon and I do worry about her - especially after this whole Jay Slater news - it doesn't get easier.”

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