Sophie Habboo and Jamie Laing have shared adorable family snaps with their baby son Ziggy as they gave a glimpse into their upcoming Disney+ parenthood documentary. 

The Made In Chelsea star, 37, became a first-time father last month when he and Sophie welcomed their first child, son Ziggy.

It was revealed last year that the couple, who wed in 2023, are bringing their journey to becoming parents to screens in a docuseries exploring everything from Sophie's pregnancy to balancing their busy professional lives. 

And taking to Instagram on Saturday, Jamie seemed to hint that baby Ziggy will also make an appearance in the series. 

Sharing an array of snaps dubbed the 'Ziggy files', Sophie and Jamie were seen beaming at each other while holding their son in a black and white snap. 

Elsewhere Sophie was seen staring adoringly at her baby boy as she cradled him on the sofa. 

Meanwhile Jamie was seen cooking up a storm in the kitchen with his son strapped to his chest. 

Speaking about their upcoming series last year, Jamie and Sophie said: 'For nearly a decade, we've brought audiences along the highs and lows of our personal and professional lives through TV, radio, social media and our podcasts.

'It's such an honour to now partner with the incredible teams at Disney+ and Dorothy St Pictures to bring our next chapter to viewers across the globe. 

'Navigating our lives with a baby on the way has opened up a whole new stage of our relationship – we can't wait to give you a front row seat!' 

The series was commissioned by Sean Doyle, Executive Director and is produced by Dorothy St Pictures in association with Jampot Productions. 

Earlier this month Jamie poked fun at his 'dad bod' in a funny clip with his baby son, after sparking backlash with his 'superwoman' post about his wife Sophie. 

In a fun clip posted to Instagram, Jamie joked that his new figure was 'incoming' after being berated by his wife Sophie for complaining about 'missing' his pre-baby figure.

The video showed the star holding his son with the caption: 'I missed how my body looked before you.'

But the camera then cut to an unimpressed Sophie, with the words: 'What you talking about, you're his Dad, get your a*s to the gym.'

Jamie aptly captioned his post: 'Dad bod era incoming.' 

While Jamie has been proudly sharing snaps of his life as a dad, he recently came under fire for a post that set 'unrealistic expectations' for new mothers. 

He had taken to social media last month to show off how Sophie had created a 'magical Christmas' just three weeks after giving birth to their son Ziggy.

However, fans were quick to call out the post for being insensitive and a 'typical IG moment' only showing the best parts of the day. 

He was flooded with replies from unhappy fans, with one writing: 'I normally love your content, but this is an insensitive post and sets an unrealistic expectation/pressure on other new mothers. Not everyone has the money, resources and support to be able to do this.';

'In my opinion this is not normal and a typical IG moment. To, to me, this is sadly only about people pleasing and not prioritising healing and true connections.'; 'My first Xmas when I was 3 weeks PP I slept most the day.'

Others questioned whether the couple had outside help from caterers or other paid professionals. 

Following the criticism, Jamie then took to Instagram to acknowledged he will 'never be as tired as his wife.'

Jamie shared a clip of him performing squats whilst holding his newborn in the kitchen.

He then penned: 'First rule since becoming a dad: Accepting that no matter how tired you are, you're definitely never as tired as your wife.'

Jamie was inundated with mothers who all agreed with his statement, as one replied: '100% not as tired. Not taking away from your own sleep deprivation but it's still not as much as her keep doing amazing work'; 'You learn FAST Jaime! Your marriage will endure the test of time';

'It’s true though! She’s the one healing from pregnancy + birth at the same time as looking after a baby'; 'Every woman sending this post to their husbands…'

Sophie and Jamie announced the birth of their son on December 4, 2025 with sweet hospital snaps.

Jamie could be seen with his arm around his wife as she cradled their newborn, while another showed just Sophie holding their baby.