Katie Fearnehough gave mark wright followers a fresh look at 14-month-old Palma on Thursday, sharing pictures and a video of her playing with a mud kitchen. The snapshot is notable because Michelle Keegan keeps Palma’s face covered in the pictures she posts.
Palma appeared in a pink babygrow, and the mud kitchen added a small but revealing detail to the way the family is choosing to show her online. It is a rare public glimpse from the circle around Keegan and Wright, who usually share only fragments of their daughter’s life.
Katie Fearnehough And Palma
Fearnehough, Keegan’s best friend and cousin, was the one who uploaded the Thursday images. Palma was 14 months old in the photo, and the video also included Fearnehough’s son, keeping the post firmly within the family’s private orbit rather than turning it into a wider reveal.
The mud kitchen is an outdoor play toy designed to help children develop imaginative play, and the image fits the careful way Palma has been shown so far: present, but not fully exposed. That approach has become part of the story itself, because Keegan has been notoriously private about sharing her daughter’s life online.
Michelle Keegan’s Private Posts
Keegan has often shared snippets of Palma with her husband, former TOWIE star Mark Wright, but she keeps the child’s face covered at all times. A few days before Fearnehough’s post, Keegan shared a photo of a white wooden toy trunk engraved with Palma’s name on the front.
The trunk also carried tiny pink hearts and the words, “We love you always and forever,” and it came from Little Craft & Co. Similar personalised trunks from the company retail for £400, which puts the post in the same polished, gift-led lane as the rest of the family’s carefully selected updates.
From Pram To Toy Trunk
A few months after Palma’s birth, Keegan also posted an image of herself pushing her baby in an iCandy Peach 7 Coco in Coco, a pram worth around £1,000. The brand describes it as the “ultimate pushchair for first-time parents” and as a “world’s definitive, luxury single to double pushchair, beautifully engineered, designed to fit perfectly around you and your baby. Suitable from birth due to the spacious carrycot, which can also be used for permanent overnight sleeping.”
That trail of posts makes Thursday’s mud-kitchen glimpse less like a one-off and more like a controlled pattern: Palma appears, but only through details that keep the child protected. For readers following the family, the key takeaway is simple — the posts are likely to stay selective, and any new image will probably arrive the same way this one did, through a relative’s feed rather than a full public reveal.
