LadBaby Mum vows to ‘make every day an occasion’ in 2025, as she does just that in stunning LBD for New Year’s Eve

IT'S that time where our attention turns to the New Year and what our main goals and resolutions will be.

Some may decide to give up booze for dry January - or altogether - join the gym, travel the world or change their career drastically.

Just like many of us, celebs, too, follow the tradition - and amongst them is also LadBaby Mum, aka Rox Hoyle, who took to Instagram to share what she will be getting up to in 2025.

Following a magical Christmas, where Rox pulled out all the stops once again with a red ensemble, the 40-year-old mum-of-two spent New Year's Eve with her family - Mark Ian Hoyle, known professionally as LadBaby and their two kids, Kobe and Phoenix.

Sharing wholesome snaps of the brood, Rox wished her 1.3million fans a ''Happy New Year'' and told everyone what her main goal for the next 12 months will be.

''New Year's resolution - make every day an occasion.''

The stunning mum-of-two looked as incredible as ever, proudly posing in a jaw-dropping black gown covered in shiny sequins, which enhanced her enviable figure.

Just like Rox, who's released her own ranges with InTheStyle, hubby Mark, 37, and their children looked smart and ready to say goodbye to 2024 in true style.

Luckily for the parents, their son Kobe, four, was already shattered and ready to go to sleep before midnight - meaning Rox and Mark could enjoy themselves a little more.

Rox has shed a significant amount of weight in recent months, with fans desperate to know just how she's done it.

But before that, the mum-of-two admitted she'd faced a lot of cruel messages from trolls with regards to her body.

Reflecting on nasty rumours that hubby Mark had cheated on her - with the loved-up couple later insisting the video clip in question must have been created by AI or using deep fakes - the 40-year-old beauty started receiving messages which read: "No wonder he’s doing that, you’re too fat."

However, in an interview on TV show Lorraine, Rox admitted she's always done her best to ignore such comments, and fight them with "positivity".

"We, just like everyone, we get trolled," she sighed.

"We've been trolled. We've had comments about how we look, about how we dress, what we've done.

"And to be honest I believe we should fight this with positivity!"

The name LadBaby first hit the internet back in 2016 when Mark created a social media blog named "LadBaby" to reflect the fact he was a lad who was becoming a dad.

While his wife – Rox aka LadyBaby Mum -  was pregnant with their first child, Mark began to document his day-to-day life as a first-time parent - sharing practical parenting tips to save parents both time and money.

However, after they shot to fame with popular YouTube videos and did numerous Christmas number ones, they were rocked by a video that emerged online where he was seemingly 'groping' another woman.

In the 18-second clip, ‘Mark’ appeared to ‘touch a woman’s bottom on a night out’ and then wrapped his arms around the woman, who did not appear to be his wife Rox.

The couple did not comment at the time, but have spoken about the incident in their new book, Our LadBaby Journey: Success, Sacrifice and Sausage Rolls, which came out this year.

Mark wrote: “The messages had started in early 2022 via DM with an anonymous account saying they wanted five grand or else they were going to leak this video. 

“We were used to the crank messages, especially since the Ed and Elton number one, and so we just ignored it.

“Then the DMs moved to emails demanding ten grand and those messages now included the video clip, which we were seeing for the first time.”

They reported the incident to the police at the time but say the accounts that messaged them vanished leaving them with no proof - but the clip was later shared on TikTok.

The abuse became so severe that Mark admitted he started to suffer from panic attacks.

The police took the case seriously and anti-terror officers were assigned to advise the couple at their home.

Mark said: 'I don't think people realise the impact of that level of trolling, where the police came to support us through that time.'

Roxanne also insists in the book that the man in the clip is not her husband.