Whether it be her Home & Away or real family, Ada Nicodemou is constantly reinforcing just how close she is with all the people in her life. Today was no exception, with the actress penning a special tribute to her mother on her birthday.
WATCH: Ada Nicodemou and Lynne McGranger’s important COVID message
Ada Nicodemou, 44, took to Instagram on Tuesday afternoon to share a stunning throwback photo of herself and her mother. Ada rocked a pink billowing blouse with a striking floral print, her ombre hair curled stylishly over her shoulders. By her side was her gorgeous mother who beamed proudly next to her daughter.
“Happy birthday to the best mum I know,” Ada captioned the sweet picture, “you have basically given up your whole life for Costa (her brother) and I and we love you. ❤️ 😊”.
Fans were quick to send their well-wishes to Ada’s mum in the comments section.
“Happy Birthday to your mum hope she had an Amazing day ❤️❤️,” one user wrote.
“Happy Birthday to your beautiful mumma she looks great 🎉🥂” another added.
“hope u have a lovely day from uk 🛍🎊🍰x” an international user penned.
And this isn’t the only family milestone Ada has been celebrating of late.
Last month, the actress reinforced her close bond with her family as she helped prepare for niece Sofia’s christening.
Per Ada’s Instagram Story, fans were given glimpses of the bub’s custom-designed gown. And it looked stunning, indeed. Ada also shared a photo of herself holding Sofia, captioning the post, “Little miss getting her christening gown”.
In a second photo, the 44-year-old captured the bub being doted on while she tried on the dress, writing, “Can’t wait to see you in it…[dress]”.
When she’s not busy spending time with her family, Ada is catching up with her work colleagues. Most recently, the Home & Away actor teamed up with her co-star Lynne McGranger to deliver a very important message.
Last Wednesday, Lynne, 68, featured on Ada’s Instagram to discuss the latest novel in their book club, Below Deck by Sophie Hardcastle. Before they dove into the contents of the book, the pair discussed what’s currently going in Victoria.
“A big shoutout for the people in Melbourne who are in lockdown,” Lynne said. “Stay strong guys, we really feel for you and hopefully you’ll be out of lockdown soon.” The Home & Away actor then went on to deliver a further important message.
“And get the injection, get the vaccine,” Lynne urged viewers.
At this point, Ada jumped in, “Well you’re getting yours this week aren’t you?”, she asked her friend.
Lynne then confirmed she is getting her jab on Friday afternoon. Ada replied that she was going to try and get hers next weekend.
The 68-year-old then asked her younger co-star if she was getting the Pfizer vaccine, to which Ada confirmed she was. Lynne lamented that she has to get the AstraZeneca. But Ada reinforced to viewers that, no matter the type of injection, it was simply important that everyone gets the jab.
“Whatever everyone gets, it’s great, everyone just needs to be vaccinated,” Ada stressed.