Lily Allen’s daughters dance with new stepdad as proud mum shows off their bond

Lily Allen has posted a gorgeous video of her daughters dancing with their new step-dad David Harbour.

Newlywed Lily secretly tied the knot with the Stranger Things star on Monday at a quirky Las Vegas ceremony where her two daughters are thought to be the only guests.

The singer, 35, gave a rare insight into her girls’ bond with their step-dad as she filmed them on a holiday to Croatia before their wedding.

The Jim Hopper actor, 45, is seen dancing with Marnie and Ethel in the heartwarming clip posted by Lily.

David appeared to be enjoying his dance with Marnie, seven, and her sister, eight, as they made memories on their family holiday.

They giggled and danced to Mark Ronson’s Uptown Funk.

Marnie asks: “Are you filming me?” as her beaming mum answers: “No, filming me – selfie.”

Lily, who reminisced back to the time, wrote next to the video: “Bye bye Croatia. We had the best time, will definitely be back. Special shout outs to our amazing crew on our amazingly beautiful vessel Nostra Vita.”

The songstress gave fans a peek at their wedding snaps for the first time on Wednesday night.

Images showed the newly-weds posing outside Graceland Wedding Chapel in Vegas.

Lily was grinning from ear-to-ear as David laughed while romantically carrying his new wife in his arms.

They were married by Elvis impersonator Brendan Paul.

Another image showed Lily scoffing a burger outside an American diner.

She looked stunning in her custom-made Dior dress while looking into the love of her life’s eyes.

Lily used her previous married name, Lily Cooper, as they exchanged vows earlier this week.

On Thursday she showed off diamond encrusted wedding ring that sits below her engagement ring.

Her second marriage was very different to her first.

She tied the knot with painter and decorator Sam Cooper in the summer of 2011.

They married at St James’ Church in Cranham, Gloucester and the ex-couple welcomed their daughter Marnie Rose later that year.

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