Kids of Rochelle Humes, Coleen Rooney, and Jacqueline Jossa get creative with adorable World Book Day costumes

Rochelle Humes, Coleen Rooney and Jacqueline Jossa were among the stars celebrating World Book Day on Thursday with their adorable children.

During World Book Day, many children dress up as their favorite literary characters to celebrate books and reading.

Rochelle led the way as her children Valentina, aged seven, and Blake, aged four, dressed up as Mary Poppins and Spider-Man for the occasion.

The 35-year-old presenter from This Morning shared photos on Instagram showing her two youngest children posing in their exciting costumes.

Yet it was Gogglebox star Izzi Warner’s son Bobby who truly stole the show as he was transformed into Claudia Winkleman. 

Drawing inspiration from her mysterious Traitors look, Bobby was the spitting image of the BBC presenter, with the costume even receiving the seal of approval from Claudia herself. 

Captioning the post, Izzi joked: ‘We have never laughed so much on a school morning, didn’t even have to buy any makeup turns out I’m the same shade as Claudia herself.’

Replying, Claudia penned: ‘Amazing’ as Izzi teasingly replied: ‘thank you! Bobs is happy to step in any time you need cover’.

Other celebs were also left in hysterics as Vicky Pattison added: ‘Dead’ and Capital FM’s Sian Welby wrote: ‘Ok, actually looks more like Claudia than Claudia does.’

Elsewhere, Coleen Rooney’s youngest son put on a magical display as he dressed as Harry Potter for the occasion, complete with the glasses, a light-up wand and a toy Dobby. 

Jacqueline Jossa’s daughters also got into the spirit of things, with her eldest daughter Ella dressing as Alvin from Alvin and the Chipmunks, while her younger girl Mia donned a cheerleader outfit.  

Meanwhile, Kerry Katona’s youngest daughter Dylan-Jorge looked to be having a great time wile dressed as Tweedledum from the Alice’s Adventures In Wonderland. 

The youngster was seen proudly posing in the living room while modelling her fun outfit. 

Imogen Thomas’ daughter donned an all-pink ensemble on Thursday as she dressed as a pig for the big day. 

Elsewhere, after a frantic search in the shops the day before, Cara De La Hoyde proudly shared a snap of her daughter Delilah looking fantastic in a Mary Poppins costume.

Son Freddie got in on the action too, donning an Oliver costume complete with a homemade sign begging for more food. 

Children’s author David Walliams also joined in the fun, posing with the abominable but nice snowman character from his book, The World’s Worst Monsters.

Amanda Holden and Ashley Roberts dressed up in Little Red Riding Hood costumes as they also celebrated World Book Day at Heart Radio Studios on Thursday. 

Radio host Amanda, 54, put on a very leggy display in a mini dress as she added an adult twist to her Red Riding Hood costume. 

She was seen dancing around the radio studio wearing a red mini skirt, which featured a very high slit along the leg, layered under a grey corset and white top. 

The blonde beauty added inches to her toned physique with a pair of red court stilettos and finished her ensemble with a long red cape tied around her neck and a pair of cropped black gloves.

Meanwhile Ashley, 43, also put on an adult twist on the children’s classic as she stepped out in a skimpy grey wolf costume.

Her one-piece featured a hood, fur-lined ears and a fur lining around the hem of her skirt and sleeves.

Adding to her overall look, she painted a black snout on her nose and added inches to her frame with a pair of black leather knee-high boots.

Having some fun in the studio ahead of their 10am slot, the duo was seen putting on a quirky dance around the office before playfully taking pictures in some character-inspired poses.

They were also joined by co-host Jamie Theakston, who looked rather fetching as Red’s granny. 

Adam and Caroline Thomas’ children Teddy and Else-Rose looked simply adorable in a snap that saw them dressed as Lord Farquaad and Princess Fiona from Shrek.

While Kimberley Walsh’s son Cole initially dressed as an Oompa Loompa, before changing his mind and going as Harry Potter, while older brother Bobby rocked a Billionaire Boy costume.

Laura Whitmore’s daughter Stevie meanwhile dressed as a cute mermaid, with the youngster posing with her mermaid book as well as her mother’s book. 

The annual event, which was started in 1995, has become one of the most exciting days for children across the UK and Ireland.

It aims to encourage children to read by celebrating authors and illustrators, nurturing a love for books.

World Book Day is celebrated across the UK and Ireland’s schools every year.

The day is meant to encourage children to pick up reading and learn to enjoy the habit.

The event website says: ‘We want to see more children, particularly those from disadvantaged backgrounds, with a lifelong habit of reading for pleasure and the improved life chances this brings them.’

Elsewhere, national literary treasure Jacqueline Wilson appeared on BBC Radio 2’s The Scott Mills Breakfast Show on Thursday and announced her brand new book.

Revealing her exciting news, the beloved children’s author, 79, said: ‘I have a children’s book coming out just after World Book Day, The Seaside Sleepover, when I’ll be rushing round seaside towns all over the country.’

Meanwhile, Scott – dressed as famous Jacqueline Wilson character Tracey Beaker – also revealed Jacqueline is also releasing an adult book.

Explaining everything, Jacqueline remarked: ‘I think there are two of me actually, the one that writes the children’s books, and I love writing children’s books, still going to, but it’s been so exciting in that last year, I revisited three teenage girls that I’d written about in the 1990s and now, god help them, they’re pushing 40. And I thought what fun it would be to actually write about them in an adult novel. 

‘It’s called Picture Imperfect. I discovered that what fun it is to, it’s like a party game, you know, thinking about your childhood favourites that you wrote about. 

‘And one of the books that people have mentioned over the years is The Illustrated Mum, about a mum who has bipolar disorder, a lovely mum in some ways, but very, very spacy and unreliable, and you’ve got two kids, Dolphin and Star, named after the most popular flash tattoos, because she is called The Illustrated Mum, because she is illustrated all over. 

‘And now Dolphin is 33, the exact same age that the mum is in the first children’s book. But today, there’s a statue in Brighton that has just been unveiled, with wonderful tattoos all over it, and the statue is of me!’