CHARLENE White shared an emotional reunion with her two children after a month apart as she arrived home.
Newsreader Charlene, 42, touched down on British soil earlier today after the long flight back from Australia, having left the UK at the end of October.
And she was overjoyed to be reunited with her daughter Florence, three and son Alfie, five, after the youngsters returned home from school.
She posted a shot of herself hugging her offspring and smiling happily while standing in the kitchen of her South London home.
Charlene captioned the sweet snap: “Missed these hugs maaaaaaan. Missed these two so much 
. The school run was quite something this afternoon, they’ve both grown so much 
.”
She then thanked her TV producer partner Andy Woodfield for carrying the load in the UK while she went down under.
“Huge thanks to Andy for holding down the fort back home. This adventure could never have happened without his love and support, and I know at times it was hard .
Charlene continued: “Thanks to family, friends and neighbours who’ve lent a helping hand while I’ve been away.
“And thanks to my sis @_carinawh for running the socials, and whose hug at the end of that bridge (with a very smelly me apparently 
) meant the world.”
Charlene spoke openly about how much she missed her kids while in the jungle and broke down on several occasions because of it.
On the first night, she cried herself to sleep as she missed her little ones, having already been separated from them while she was in quarantine after arriving in Oz.
After waking up in main camp, Charlene said in the Bush Telegraph: “I would say that my first night’s sleep in the jungle wasn’t great.
“I’m not used to sleeping outdoors, it’s a new environment.
“I think I was over emotional. I was missing the kids and it just got released through tears really and I just couldn’t stop crying.”
A few nights later fans watched Charlene get emotional again as she was given her luxury item – a picture of her kids.
She was comforted by Sue Cleaver as she became overwhelmed by the gift.
Charlene told the Bush Telegraph: “I do really miss them.
“It’s alright. Tears come from love and I’m very lucky to have two children I absolutely adore.”
