Ed Westwick's wife Amy Jackson went all out for her son Andreas Jax Panayiotou's seventh birthday. The Singh is Bliing actress turned her elder son's special day into a colourful carnival extravaganza, complete with a spectacular circus-themed setting and a showstopping cake.

Taking to her Instagram on Tuesday, October 27, the Gossip Girl star's wife offered a glimpse into the celebrations via a series of photographs and videos. "Watching you grow into the wonderful little human you are is the greatest privilege of my life," she expressed.

"Celebrating you, seeing that gorgeous smile on your face and making you happy means absolutely everything to me. We had the best time celebrating you, my darling boy."

The carousel opened with a sweet photograph, capturing Amy holding Andreas, whom she shares with her former partner, hotelier George Panayiotou, in her arms in front of a colourful party entrance bearing the words "WELCOME TO DREFEST" alongside his name. Among the most striking details was Andreas' birthday cake, designed as a miniature circus attraction.

The towering creation featured multiple tiers decorated in a riot of colours, complete with bunting and miniature circus elements. "And of course, my go-to every single year, Tattooed Bakers.

Your creations never fail to blow me away," Amy added. A video compiling highlights from the event revealed a host of activities, including a giant inflatable tower with a slide, a jumping castle, a cotton candy station, and a popcorn cart.

Andreas was also seen enjoying a game of football and posing with his parents and younger brother, Oscar Alexander Westwick. "Here's to seven, my darling Dre.

Keep being exactly who you are," the mother of two wrote, while thanking the "dream team" who helped bring her vision to life despite her tendency to leave preparations until the last minute. The event was a star-studded affair in spirit, reflecting the couple's commitment to family values and creating lasting memories for their children.

Fans and followers flooded the comments section with birthday wishes for the young boy, praising the elaborate arrangements made by the doting mother.