Phoebe Dynevor's dad Tim shares rare family photo with Corrie star wife Sally and all three children

His eldest daughter Phoebe is known for playing Daphne in the Netflix hit series, Bridgerton. 

And on Sunday, Tim Dynevor, 59, shared a rare family photo of himself with Corrie star wife Sally, 58, and all three of their children as they celebrated youngest daughter Hattie’s 18th birthday. 

Taking to Instagram, the proud dad showed the family toasting to the special occasion with champagne, while enjoying dinner at The Ivy Soho, in London.

Family: On Sunday, Tim Dynevor, 59, shared a rare family photo of himself with Corrie star wife Sally, 58, and all three children as they celebrated youngest daughter Hattie’s 18th birthday

He wrote alongside: ‘So one of these turned 18 at midnight. Clue – it’s not the one on the left. Happy Birthday Little Rabbit!’ 

Meanwhile, Hattie’s brother Sam, 24, uploaded a shot from the evening, showing the three women in their family smiling together at the table. 

Big sister Phoebe posted her own gushing birthday tribute to Hattie on her Instagram Stories, first with a black-and-white snap of them during the family celebration. 

The Bridgerton star also shared a throwback shot of herself as a child cradling baby Hattie in her arms, and wrote: ‘The world truly is a better place with you in it @hattiedynevorr. I love you always.’

The Dynevor ladies: Hattie’s brother Sam uploaded a shot from the evening, showing the three women in their family smiling together at the table

The birthday celebrations come after Phoebe admitted that reading the script for The Colour Room made her feel ‘proud to be a woman.’

The actress also revealed and that her own northern background is why she wanted to take on the role of Clarice Cliff in the film.

The movie – which was released on Friday – follows the life of the 1920s and 30s ceramic artist who is credited with revolutionising the workplace for women. 

 Asked how she felt when she first read the script for The Colour Room, Phoebe confessed: ‘I guess proud to be a woman. I thought this story was amazing and it’s a really heart warming story as well. Some parts of it are sad, but mostly it’s joyful.’   

Mwah! Big sister Phoebe also posted gushing birthday messages to Hattie on her Instagram Stories, first with a black-and-white snap of them during the family celebration

On why she wanted to be part of the film, the star explained: ‘The first reason was going back to my northern roots and following a real working class story of a northern woman.

‘That’s my background. So it just felt like a story that I wanted to tell, and had connections to.

‘Also, my dad has a few of her pieces. So I knew her work quite well, and I just found the story behind it so fascinating.

‘I don’t think there are enough stories that are told about someone who really did come from nothing. You know, people that really break the mould.’

The look of love: The Bridgerton star also shared a throwback shot of herself as a child cradling baby Hattie in her arms