Abbey Clancy and her husband, Peter Crouch, have vowed to give up alcohol to set a good example for their children. The couple share four children: Sophia Ruby, 13, Liberty Rose, 11, Johnny, eight, and Jack, six, with Abbey previously admitting that during the Covid lockdown she felt like she aged 10 years due to her alcohol consumption.

Abbey said: We're doing a dry half term as well so we'll see how long that lasts, before Peter added: Good luck with that, but we'll try. Shaking hands, Peter said: Will you try and do that with me?

We'll shake on it, and we'll give some money to charity. One of us.

Abbey added: When I was living there in Portugal, I was up to 5k walks every day with the dogs. Beautiful fresh food.

Just it's just good for your body. Like, we're getting older now.

We need to. Her husband added: It will be better for the children as well, even that couple of glasses of wine at dinner, that mild headache in the mornings, there's no need for it.

I think you'd be better all round. It comes ahead of the release of a brand-new documentary called The Crouches which is set to feature on Prime Video.

The celebrity couple has often shared glimpses of their family life with fans, making headlines for their candid discussions about parenting, marriage, and health. Fans have praised the couple's decision to embrace a healthier lifestyle, noting that public figures speaking openly about reducing alcohol intake can have a powerful positive influence on younger audiences.

Production teams behind The Crouches have hinted that the upcoming documentary will offer an unfiltered look into the daily lives, challenges, and humorous moments experienced by the family. As the premiere date approaches, anticipation continues to build among viewers eager to see how Abbey Clancy and Peter Crouch navigate their new lifestyle choices on screen.