Billie Faiers has shared an adorable video she and sister Samantha Faiers' children unexpectedly meeting up on their holiday.

TOWIE star Sam is currently on vacation with her three children, Paul, aged seven, Rosie, aged five, one-year-old Edward, and her partner, Paul Knightley.

Mum-of-three Billie decided to join the getaway with her kids: Nelly, aged eight, Arthur, aged five, and 11-month-old Margot.

She opted not to inform her little ones about the surprise and, instead, shared a video of her delighted children beaming as they spotted their cousins during the holiday.

Taking to Instagram to explain her plan, Billie wrote: "Me and @samanthafaiers decided to surprise the kids on holiday. Their reactions were priceless!! Memories we will truly cherish forever.

" The way Paul and Arthur look at each other (they were in complete shock) I have watched this video over and over again. I love you all so much, our beautiful babies."

It comes as Billie recently opened up to OK! about her close relationship with sister Sam, who is just 11 months apart in age.

Famous sisters, Billie at 33 and Sam at 32, began their journey together on TOWIE before later appearing on their former ITVBe show, The Mummy Diaries.

They now keep their fans up to date through their podcast, The Sam & Billie Show.

Billie shared an insight into their special bond, stating, "We do share parenting tips. We have our podcast, The Sam & Billie Show, which we record every other week together.

"We start with a rough plan of things to talk about, and then it ends up just being a big catch-up about what the kids have been up to. It's usually funny stories about Greg that I end up telling her about though – there are no secrets!"

With both Sam and Billie becoming mums of three, younger sister Sam was able to offer Billie some supportive advice on dealing with a growing brood.

Billie said: "We talk about it all the time. Sam says you've got to take each day as it comes – and it does get easier."

Speaking about her parenting challenges, Billie continued, "As much as it's been amazing, we've had lots of moments as well – tears, tantrums, and it is a big thing adjusting any new baby into a family.

"With Arthur being the youngest, we always kind of expected it a little bit. He's being a bit smothering and it's all for my attention. I

"'ll be pottering around, and he'll be over her, breathing on her and looking at me out of the corner of his eye. It doesn't matter if it's positive or negative attention – as long as he's got my attention. He's doing things to wind me up."

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