Millie Mackintosh enjoys a solo half term staycation with her daughters after split from husband Hugo Taylor

Millie Mackintosh enjoyed a half term staycation with her daughters in Hampshire last week as she moves on following her shock split from husband Hugo Taylor.

The ex-Made In Chelsea stars, who share Sienna, five, and four-year-old Aurelia, announced their separation on February 2, seven years after exchanging vows. 

Talking to Instagram Millie, shared a slew of snaps of the lavish getaway as the trio, alongside family dog Luna, enjoyed the countryside hotel's incredible amenities, including a stable. 

The reality star cut a stylish figure in a leather jacket and shades, before later embracing the country look in a waxed jacket and wellies.

Her daughters appeared in their element as they rode horses and played in the park before Sienna was visited by the tooth fairy after losing a tooth.

Millie captioned the post: 'My first time staying @fshampshire with the girls and it completely ticked all the boxes. The kids’ pool, the horses, the comfiest beds and having Luna with us made it even more special'.

Before adding: 'There was even a little visit from the tooth fairy, as Sienna lost her first tooth the perfect way to end half term. #prstay'.

Sources close to Millie and Hugo say they remain committed to co-parenting their young children, who continue to be their priority, and to maintaining a loving family life.

The couple, who met as teenagers and first dated during E4's Made In Chelsea, had been married since June 2018.

A source told the Daily Mail: 'Millie and Hugo are currently going through a separation and have sadly decided to split.

'They have known each other for many years, and in recent weeks, have had serious conversations about their future, ultimately deciding it's better for them both to part ways.

'Their main priority remains their children and family life, and separating is not something they ever hoped would happen.

'At present, they are considering what living apart might look like and how they plan to navigate co-parenting their young children.

'It's been an incredibly difficult start to the year, and one they hope to continue managing in private.'

Millie appeared on podcast, A Millennial Mind, last week, where she spoke about rebuilding her identity after going sober.

Detailing how her decision to give up alcohol had impacted her life, she explained that it has made her start re-evaluating who she was and what she liked doing, describing it as 'burning down the old me'.

Millie said that now she had gotten to know and love herself enough to get to a place where she could enjoy her own company and had begun to 'start stepping into the woman that I truly want to be.'

While she added that she was excited for the future, after recently starting to choose herself. 

Reflecting on the best thing that has come from going sober, she said: 'I would say being able to start loving myself and getting to know myself, has been the best thing because I feel like I've really been able to kind of start stepping into the woman that I truly want to be. 

'It's been a really transformative process. Kind of like I almost had to burn down the old me. To start again and then figure out, okay, who am I? What do I like? Who am I without alcohol? And that felt really scary at the beginning.'

The mother-of-two continued: 'Okay, maybe I'm not actually this confident extrovert. Actually, I'm a really sensitive introvert who's got ADHD, gets really over stimulated really easily, who actually likes small gatherings, early nights, being with her dog, being silly with her kids, but actually not being the wild party girl.

'Truly getting to know myself and the most important relationship we have in our lives is the one we have with ourselves. And when I was drinking, I did not like myself one bit. I was carrying all that shame. I hated myself.'