Phoebe Kay has shared a glimpse into her American trip after attending the Montreal Grand Prix weeks after her parents announced their split.

The daughter of Tess Daly and Vernon Kay, 21, revealed in March that she was heading stateside, where she has been based in New York.

During the past few months, Phoebe has jetted to the Big Apple but also spent time in Florida, Canada and the Caribbean as well as a brief trip to Dublin, Ireland.

Her latest jaunt was to Montreal, where she attended the racing event and hung out in the F1 Paddock, revealing she had experienced 'Canada, cars and chaos'.

Phoebe stood out from the crowds on the occasion in a form-fitting black jumpsuit, which she accessorised with stylish shades and gold jewellery.

She wore her blonde locks loose and toted a YSL bag on her shoulder.

During her stay, Phoebe also attended the Sports Illustrated Circuit Series, which are live events tied mainly to major motorsport weekends.

Phoebe's stay across the pond comes as her parents navigate their separation after 22 years of marriage and they are said to be going through the 'friendliest divorce in showbiz history'.

Earlier this month, the couple's youngest child enjoyed dinner with a view at one of New York's best restaurants.

Taking to Instagram, Phoebe shared sweeping shots of the Brooklyn Bridge and East River after dining out at the Manhattan branch of popular Italian restaurant chain Cecconi.

She modelled a striped crop top and jeans while striking a pose in front of the iconic New York landmark and a backdrop of skyscrapers. 

Releasing a joint statement on May 8, the former couple said they had reached a mutual agreement to go their separate ways, though friends of the couple said they were both still at their marital home in Beaconsfield, Buckinghamshire, yesterday.

The 'friendly exes' were spotted together at Pub In The Park a week later, taking selfies with fans and hanging out with pals in an incredibly amicable display. 

And it appears Tess and Vernon, who share two children, Phoebe, 21, and Amber, 16, will maintain their friendly stance when it comes to divvying up their reported £6million fortune, as well their properties and business interests. 

Indeed, largely due to the couple having both secured big salaries at the BBC in recent years, the chances of either squabbling over money is unlikely, making the process a relatively comfortable one, according to sources.

An insider said: 'Vernon and Tess have been clever with their money and invested in joint projects, as well as solo ones.

'But both having high income streams means they won't need to battle it over their joint fortune as, individually, they're well off.

'So they'll walk away from this split without taking a hit financially. Compared to the majority of showbiz splits, this is rather straight-forward.'

Vernon is thought to be paid around £395,000 from his Radio 2 job, where he's one of the highest paid presenters having taken over from Ken Bruce in the plum mid-morning slot following the broadcasting veteran's departure in 2023.

Tess meanwhile, was paid in the region of £400,000 a year as the co-host of Strictly Come Dancing, a role she vacated last December after 21 years.

The former model tops up her income money by endorsing beauty products, as well as her own swimwear brand NAIA beach.

At the heart of their joint fortune is their five bedroom Buckinghamshire home worth an estimated £3million, which they bought 22 years ago for £1.18million.

Vernon broke his silence on the split on his BBC Radio 2 show recently. 

Thanking well-wishers for their support, he said: 'I just want to say on behalf of myself and Tess, thank you, thank you for all your well-wishes it's been greatly appreciated.'