She recently detailed her battle with postnatal depression.
And Jess Wright shared a sweet family snap with husband William Lee-Kemp, 39, and baby son Presley on her Instagram account.
The former TOWIE star, 36, also included a picture of her and her nine-week-old son, while also posting a single portrait of the smiling toddler while attending a children’s birthday party.
Sweet: Jess Wright looked every inch the doting mum on Sunday as she shared a sweet family snap to her Instagram account with husband William Lee-Kemp and their baby son Presley
The new mom looked summery chic in a gray dress and was casually dressed in a white shirt.
Her brunette blonde tresses were styled in a brushed wave as they fell naturally to her shoulders, while Jess wore a dewy palette of makeup.
Financial specialist William also opted for a relaxed look in shorts and a polo shirt.
Captioning her social media post, the TV favorite wrote: “Not long and he’ll be on this bouncy castle. beautiful day for our beautiful George’s 1st birthday. They’re growing up too fast.”
Radiant: The new mum nailed a summer chic look in a gray dress and dressed casually in a white shirt
The outing comes a week after Jess spoke candidly about her mental health after welcoming her son in May.
Jess eventually revealed that things got so bad that her husband found her at home crying and said: “I don’t want to be here.”
In an interview with The Sun on Sunday in Fabulous Magazine, she said: “Nothing can prepare you for motherhood.
“I knew it was going to be tough, but unless you live it 24/7, no one can describe it…it’s a rollercoaster ride. It’s not just about rainbows and magic – it’s fucking hard.
Adorable: The former TOWIE star, 36, also shared a single portrait of the smiling toddler in a onesie
“It’s the reality of caring for another human being and wanting the best for that child in every way — and judging yourself.”
Jess has spoken out about her own mental health struggles in the hope that she can help other moms in their position and show you can do it.
The reality star admitted she’s had a hard time adjusting to motherhood and didn’t want to be judged for doing anything wrong.
Honestly: Jess has spoken out about her own mental health struggles in hopes that she can help other moms in their position and show you can do it
She commended her partner Will for his support during the first month and when her family realized something was wrong, she sought medical help.
Jess previously took to Instagram to describe the “tough” difficulties of being a working mom.
Sharing a snap of her and Presley, the reality star wrote, “It’s so difficult to be between work and being the best mom that can be… I want to work and do what I love but I also have mom -Feeling guilty the minute I’m away from him.
Adjustment time: The outing comes a week after Jess opened up about her mental health after welcoming her nine-week-old son in May
Since giving birth, the reality star has spoken openly as she navigates motherhood, declaring in June, “Nobody can really prepare you, can they? As many times as you hear this and that until you’ve gone through it.’
Jess gave birth to Presley on May 17, less than a year after she married Will in Mallorca in September 2021.
Sharing the happy news on her social media page with an adorable snap of the newborn, she wrote, “We will hold your hand forever 17~05~22.”
Jess previously revealed that she was “totally and utterly blown away” after finding out she was expecting a baby.
Happy news: Jess gave birth to Presley on May 17, less than a year after she married Will in Mallorca in September 2021
She wrote on Instagram: “Pregnancy – It sure is a rollercoaster ride and that’s the best way to describe it! I’m scared, excited, grateful, vulnerable and frankly totally and completely overwhelmed because I don’t even know what to expect!
“I also wanted to acknowledge the following since announcing that we are expecting our baby. My heart goes out to anyone this has been a trigger for.
“In the past few years, my world has opened up to the realm of fertility and all the struggles that can come with it.
“Be it close friends or friends of friends etc, I’ve seen the struggles of conceiving, the sad loss of babies and a whole world that really consumes you every day as a woman.
“I am eternally grateful for this blessing as I have said before and I want to make it clear that we do not take it for granted and also send great love to all the ladies and men out there who have not had it easy. I know it.” there are so many of you.”
She added: “I still spend every day hoping that this baby is ok and that we are ok and even then my baby is healthy and has a fulfilling life, I promise it will never end !
If you are affected by this story please contact the Birth Trauma Association at borntraumaassociation.org.uk
For help and support with perinatal mental illness please contact PANDAS on 0808 1961 776
‘Blame’: Jess previously described the ‘tough’ difficulties of being a working mom