Millie Mackintosh goes braless as she models in a cream satin blazer and pants

Millie Mackintosh went braless during a maternity photo shoot when she posted a gorgeous throwback video to her Instagram on Sunday.

The former Made In Chelsea star, 33, showed off her bare stomach in a cream satin blazer that she wore open.

She donned matching cream lace pants as she posed for the cameras up a storm a year ago when she was pregnant with her Aurelia.

Millie opted for a soft glam makeup look with a nude lip, while her long locks were in a blown out style.

The beauty wrote alongside the video: ‘I loved this maternity shoot and now she’s almost one’

It comes after Millie revealed she’d given up drinking alcohol to ease her anxiety, and took to Instagram to share the update with fans.

Revealing she’s now been sober for 12 weeks, the former Made In Chelsea star, 33, admitted drinking was a “huge trigger” for her anxiety.

It comes after she started taking medication to help improve her mental health in August, saying she struggled with it since her teens.

The beauty posted a candid update to her 1.4 million followers, sharing that the decision to stop using alcohol was the result of a “breakthrough in therapy.”

Speaking about the decision to quit alcohol, she also noted the health benefits she’s experienced since quitting.

“I had a breakthrough in therapy and decided to stop drinking alcohol, I didn’t want to admit it, but it’s a huge trigger for my anxiety. It has a direct negative effect on my mental health and right now I am focused on feeling my best, finding happiness in my life and not trying to escape it,” she wrote.

Continued: ‘It’s been 12 weeks and I’m enjoying the sober life, don’t miss the ‘hanxiety’, feel more energetic, my skin looks great and I sleep much better.

Millie went on to say she might start drinking again in the future, before asking if any of her followers have done the same.

“I’m not saying I’ll never drink alcohol again, I’m just saying that now, I’m not doing that and I want to keep going. Did someone else dump the booze? How do you like it? I like to hear from more down-to-earth curious people.’

And by providing insight into her journey with anxiety medication, Millie revealed that while it has improved her mental health, she’s lowering her dosage because it also leaves her “emotionally numb.”

Writing: ‘Overall I’m a lot less anxious which is great, I’m still on my SSRI meds but I’ve recently lowered my dose as I was feeling a bit emotionally numb and disconnected, which is apparently about 30% of the time. can affect the people.

“I’ll see how it goes over the next few weeks and maybe I’ll stop taking my meds by the end of the year, then stay off them or try others.

“It’s a tough decision because I really benefit from it and function well without constant anxiety and live in fear of panic attacks, but I also still want to feel all the good emotions!” she concluded.

Millie accompanied the long post with a radiant selfie, showing off her fresh complexion.

Talking about her relationship with alcohol in 2016, the star explained to Stellar magazine that she always tries to keep it healthy.

“When I drink, I have tequila and soda, or tequila on the rocks, both with fresh lime. This is a fairly clean and relatively low-calorie drink. Or I order a glass of red; I’ll just take one glass and keep it full,’ she said.

Millie is married to former Made In Chelsea star Hugo Taylor and the couple are parents to daughters Sienna, two, and Aurelia, 12 months.

And in August, she took to social media to explain that she saw a therapist to deal with some “painful experiences” from her teenage years and that the medication was helpful.

While also noting that motherhood and the Covid-19 pandemic have had a negative impact on her mental health.

Mille wrote at the time: “Since the lockdown and motherhood, my anxiety (especially social anxiety) really started to take over, making me consume my thoughts and feel trapped.”

The birth of eldest child Sienna during the lockdown sparked a spiral of postpartum depression for Millie.

Millie previously admitted the birth was “discouraging” but was also forced to give birth solo, with no husband Hugo by her side – due to pandemic restrictions.

For help and support with anxiety, contact Samaritans on 0808 164 0123 or visit a branch

For help, call Pre- and Postnatal Depression Advice and Support (PANDAS) on 0808 1961 776