Alex Jones gives a rare insight into her summer holiday with husband Charlie Thomson after brief absence from The One Show to move out of London

Alex Jones shared an insight into her summer holiday with an adorable family album posted to Instagram on Wednesday.

The presenter, 47, shared a series of snaps showcasing her busy summer after she took a brief absence from BBC's The One Show to move house. 

In one photo, Alex shared a gorgeous swimsuit selfie showcasing her cleavage and tan in a quirky pink swimsuit covered with a lobsters.

The star accessorised with a pair of boxy red sunglasses and went make-up free as she enjoyed some down time. 

In another picture Alex gave her followers a glimpse of her husband Charlie Thomson who beamed as he played with the family's new black Labrador puppy. 

Among the family album Alex shared a cute picture of her husband and son fishing debris out of a pond and posted another snap of herself picking up her son Teddy, 7, on to her lap as she sat on a picnic bench watching the sun set. 

She also gave her followers a glimpse into some of her family activities, sharing a picture of a family walk in the sunshine. 

Alex, dressed in cut off denim shorts and a baggy white T-shirt, was spotted carrying her daughter Annie, three, while her son Kit, five, followed closely behind. 

The presenter captioned her post: 'August was a great one. A new member of the family. Plenty of sunshine ☀️

'And time with family and friends ❤️ in some beautiful places.

'Next stop…..back to school.'

The pictures come after Alex revealed she has re-located out of London after living in the same house for 11 years. 

After her initial announcement in July, Alex shared that her and Charlie had decided they wanted a different environment for their children to grow up in.

Keeping her fans up to date on her move, she admitted in an Instagram video in July that it was an 'emotional' time for her as she prepared to leave her former home.

'This was emotional. After 11 years, we are MOVING HOUSE. Would love any packing tips you have??,' she captioned the clip, seeking her fans' advice.

Speaking the camera, she shared: 'So here's a bit of news: we're moving home! Aggggh!

'I'm finding it a little bit emotional.'

The presenter then showed off countless piles of boxes and went through sentimental bits such as a baby book and a children's memory box.

Taking a trip down the memory lane she grabbed another huge box and said: 'This one is a mammoth. It's a children's art work. And there's tons of it.

Alex then displayed items she was giving away including a fluffy beanie and then brought out a party box.

As the presenter took over the gruelling packing task - she admitted candidly: 'I don't know myself. For the first time in my life I don't know where my things are.'

And as part of the upheaval Alex took a break from her presenting duties on The One Show which she has appeared on since 2010. 

She was briefly replaced by Vernon Kay, 50, who took up the reins of the famous green sofa alongside Lauren Laverne, 46, in a previously unannounced switch-up.

But Alex reassured fans that she has no intention of going anywhere in the long term. 

Following her co-hosts Jermaine Jenas' sacking, Alex explained that 'longevity is key' as she addressed her future shortly before the ex-footballer, 41, was dismissed from his presenting duties following complaints about alleged 'inappropriate behaviour'.

Alex told Fearne Cotton on her Happy Place podcast: 'I can't believe I'm still here. I just go in, do the job and hope no one notices I'm still there. I just love it.

'People ask a lot: 'What do you want to do next? Don't you want to do a big entertainment show?' I'm like: 'What do you mean?' I'm really happy.'

She went on to admit she has no plans to leave for any entertainment projects and is happy hosting The One Show as it 'provide security for her children'.

She continued: 'All new projects are exciting and a new challenge but actually it would be really amiss of anybody to overlook the bread and butter.

'All the extra bits are really fun and exciting but actually for me longevity is key. I want to be there. Being the main breadwinner, I want to be able to provide security for the children.'