Tamara Ecclestone kisses daughter Sophia as they enjoy family day on the beach in Dubai
The F1 heiress and her four-year-old looked to be having a wonderful time at the seaside as they soaked up the rays during half term
TAMARA Ecclestone gives daughter Sophia a kiss as the pair take a dip on a family day at the beach in Dubai.
The F1 heiress and her four-year-old looked to be having a wonderful time at the seaside as they soaked up the rays.
Tamara, 34, made the most of the half-term break to enjoy some mother-daughter time with her little girl.
The pair held hands as they walked along the sand before plunging into the ocean together.
Bernie Ecclestone's daughter was also seen rocking Sophia on a hammock as they relaxed on their idyllic holiday.
Tamara looked sensational in a patterned white and grey bikini that showed off her stunning curves.
The beautiful brunette wore her long tresses loose and wavy and framed her face with a pair of reflective aviators.
Little Sophia looked sweet in a pink and white swimming costume and also wore a pair of sunnies as she played in the sea.
Fifi - as she's affectionately known - is the only daughter of Tamara and her husband Jay Rutland.
She started school in September and stopped being breastfed at the same time.
"It was really bad, I drove away and then I called them and they were like, 'No, she's absolutely fine.'
Tamara then revealed how she adjusted: "The first few days went really, really well. She was really happy, but then yesterday and today she was crying so much.
"But it's the guilt when they're crying...
"I was really trying to disguise the fact I had tears in my eyes. There were so many."
And Fifi stopping being breastfed also coincided with her starting school.
Tamara revealed: "It just stopped over summer, she was just done. I never wanted it to be a big song and dance like, 'Today we're going to stop.'
The Tamara's World star has received a lot of stick for breastfeeding for so long.
However, she insists it's "kind of crazy that it causes so much of a stir".
She added: "There have been so many people that have written to me and said to me, 'You made us feel like it's OK to carry on and you really helped, thank you for normalising it.'"
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