Adam Thomas’ wife Caroline looks incredible in a tiny white bikini

Her husband Adam Thomas treated her to an extravagant birthday bash at home earlier this week.

And Caroline Thomas reflected on her 30th celebrations as she shared a glamorous snap to Instagram on Saturday. 

The mother-of-two, 30, looked incredible as she wore a tiny white strapless bikini and a bejewelled silver ’30’ hat while holding a glass of bubbly. 

Caroline looked every inch the birthday girl as she showcased her washboard abs in the snap and added a pair of glamorous sunglasses. 

Still reflecting on her milestone, she captioned the photo with: ’30 and milking it!!!’ 

The 30-year-old also took to her Instagram Story to share another snap as she sunbathed with her birthday decorations still visible in the garden.  

On Thursday, former Emmerdale star, Adam, 31, marked his beloved wife’s 30th birthday with a series of stunning surprises and the help of their kids Teddy, five, and Elsie-Rose, two. 

Taking to the piano to show his skills, Ryan sang Happy Birthday before he gifted her with the incredibly popular bejewelled hats of the moment.

Caroline was clearly delighted with her treats, as she penned: ‘My morning couldn’t have been more special, thank you Adam Thomas.’

Sitting in their garden on a grand piano, the star belted out the song while their tots sat alongside him prepared to surprise their mum. 

A vast balloon arch helped cement the special day while two numbers with lights inside were the perfect addition. 

To complete the pretty scene, Adam positioned a vast bunch of flowers on top of the piano to gift to his birthday girl wife. 

This surprise comes after Adam’s brother Ryan discussed their first trip to India alongside their brother Scott, where they discover their long-lost relatives.

Documented in their upcoming ITV series Absolutely India: Mancs in Mumbai, the former Corrie star, 35, has insisted meeting their paternal cousins Keisha, Darryl and Glenn has brought him closer to his twin siblings.

The actor, who welcomed his baby son Roman with fiancée Lucy Mecklenburgh five weeks ago, said: ‘It was one of the best times we’ve had together, ever’. 

The Thomas brothers were also joined by their formerly-estranged dad Dougie, 72, whose father, former journalist Nolan, emigrated to Britain from India in 1947.

The upcoming show will see the boys meet headteacher Blossom Lillywhite, who reveals their ties to club entertainer Keshia, a cousin on their great-uncle Dougie’s side. 

The group also manage to track down their cousins, Darryl and Glenn, who unveil where their grandfather previously lived.  

On connecting further with his siblings, Ryan said, according to The Mirror: ‘Bonding-wise, we’ve done some nice stuff together, but this was the pinnacle for us.’ 

Former Emmerdale actor Adam also shared his Indian relatives were as shocked about their existence, revealing: ‘They had no idea about us. It was a new thing for all of us. Meeting us for the first time was a massive shock for them. They had no idea about us living in England.’ 

The soap star admitted his family weren’t aware of the extent of their South Asian heritage.

Ryan added: ‘My dad doesn’t really look Indian – he looks more Jamaican, not least as he used to have a big afro. So, our culture, where we’re from, people used to think we were more Jamaican blood. My dad’s a soul singer as well, so it didn’t really make sense to us.’    

The trip also served as a great opportunity for Ryan, Adam and Scott to reconcile with their dad following his split from their mother, Gail Waring. 

Love Island star Scott shared: ‘Basically my dad had to answer some questions and it got very emotional. He tried to laugh things off, but we were like, “You’ve got time here to speak to your sons and be honest”.’ 

‘That’s what’s amazing about this show – that’s the only time we’ve ever spoken about it and will probably be the last time’, Ryan added. 

On sharing traits with musician Dougie, the CBB star elaborated: ‘We’re very much our father’s sons, in a way. We’re not really a lot like our mum. Everything comes from our dad, our laugh, the way we look, the way that we act, our mannerisms. 

‘So just being there with my dad it was just incredible to get to take him with us on this journey and be on this show together. He was doing it for us as much as were doing it for him. 

‘We’re seen as really close but what is a perfect family? Ours isn’t perfect, but it’s ‘our perfect’. I wouldn’t change anything for the world.

‘I wouldn’t change my dad not being there for so long because it’s made us who we are. I’m happy with the way things turned out.’

 Absolutely India: Mancs in Mumbai starts on ITV on April 29.