English footballer Casey Stoney has been reunited with her twins - Teddy and Tilly - after returning from the Women's World Cup in Canada.
The England football team's official Twitter page shared a picture of Stoney, 32, wearing her England top with her twins.
They captioned the image: "Together again! England defender @CaseyStoney is reunited with her twins #Lionesses"
England's Lionesses celebrated winning a World Cup bronze medal after beating Germany 1-0 in the third-place place-off in Canada.
Stoney announced in July 2014 that her girlfriend Megan Harris (and former teammate) was pregnant with twins after three rounds of IVF treatment.
Tweeting when the twins were born in November 2014, Stoney wrote: "Feel like I’m walking on the clouds. Could not be prouder of, or more amazed by @MegsHarris7. After 4 long days we have a beautiful baby boy & girl. Best night of my life!"
Stoney told HuffPost UK Parents that watching her partner give birth has made her want to experience pregnancy herself.
"I was in the theatre when they took Megs in for the c-section," she says. "It was amazing.
"Megs was convinced she was having two girls and I was convinced she was having a boy and a girl, so for the first time ever I was right and she was wrong.
"Teddy came out first, then Tilly came out about 50 seconds later.
"The way I felt when I held them for the first time is actually indescribable, because you fall in love in a completely new way.
"Every time I hold them I just feel like the proudest person in the world, but I'm sure every parent feels like that.
"The miracle of being pregnant and giving birth is such an amazing thing that I would love to do one day when I'm not playing… and when the twins are a bit older – we're not that stupid as to have three under two!”
Women's World Cup: England Squad
Karen Bardsley(01 of23)
Open Image ModalPositon: Goalkeeper
Club: Manchester City
Caps: 43
Age: 30
Fast Fact: Bardsley was born and raised in California but qualifies for the England squad through family connections to Stockport. (credit:Richard Heathcote via Getty Images)
Carly Telford(02 of23)
Open Image ModalPosition: Goalkeeper
Club: Notts County
Caps: 5
Age: 27
Fast Fact: When she was at Leeds, Telford was named player of the match in the 2008 FA Cup final, even though Leeds lost 4-1 to Arsenal.
(credit:Jon Buckle - The FA via Getty Images)
Siobhan Chamberlain(03 of23)
Open Image ModalPosition: Goalkeeper
Club: Arsenal
Age: 31
Fast Fact: Chamberlain has the same surname as Arsenal men's player Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain and the same birthday. (credit:David Price via Getty Images)
Lucy Bronze(04 of23)
Open Image ModalLaura Bassett(05 of23)
Open Image ModalAlex Scott(06 of23)
Open Image ModalAlex Greenwood (07 of23)
Open Image ModalPosition: Defender
Club: Notts County
Caps: 12
Age: 21
Fast Fact: Despite being a Liverpool supporter, Greenwood joined Everton when she was just eight years old. She ended her 13 year association with the team when she joined Notts County last January. (credit:Jon Buckle - The FA via Getty Images)
Steph Houghton(08 of23)
Open Image ModalPosition: Defender
Club: Manchester City
Caps: 53
Age: 27
Fast Fact: Despite playing in defence, Houghton scored in all three of team GB's group matches in the 2012 Olympics. (credit:Tom Szczerbowski via Getty Images)
Claire Rafferty(09 of23)
Open Image ModalPosition: Defender
Club: Chelsea
Caps: 9
Age: 26
Fast Fact: When she's not playing football, Rafferty is an analyst at Deutsche Bank. (credit:Tom Szczerbowski via Getty Images)
Katie Chapman(10 of23)
Open Image ModalPosition: Midfielder
Club: Chelsea
Caps: 85
Age: 32
Fast Fact: Chapman is one of only two mothers on the England team. She has three children: Harvey, 12, Riley, six and baby Zachary.
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Casey Stoney (11 of23)
Open Image ModalPosition: Defender
Club: Arsenal
Caps: 118
Age: 32
Fast Fact: Alongside training, Stoney and her partner (former Lincoln Ladies player Megan Harris) have been busy caring caring for their six-month-old twins, Teddy and Tilly. (credit:Ben Hoskins - The FA via Getty Images)
Jade Moore(12 of23)
Open Image ModalJordan Nobbs(13 of23)
Open Image ModalPosition: Midfielder
Club: Arsenal
Caps: 21
Age: 22
Fast Fact: Nobbs is the daughter of former Hartlepool player Keith Nobbs. (credit:Matt Lewis - The FA via Getty Images)
Jo Potter (14 of23)
Open Image ModalPosition: Midfielder
Club: Birmingham City
Caps: 19
Age: 30
Fast Fact: Potter's recall to the England squad comes after a seven-year absence. (credit:Nick Taylor - The FA via Getty Images)
Jill Scott(15 of23)
Open Image ModalPosition: Midfielder
Club: Manchester City
Caps: 90
Age: 28
Fast Fact: She's no stranger to silverware, having been on the teams that won the Women’s FA Cup in 2010 and the League Cup in 2008. (credit:Tom Szczerbowski via Getty Images)
Fara Williams(16 of23)
Open Image ModalPosition: Midfielder
Club: Liverpool
Caps: 139
Age: 31
Fast Fact: Williams has more caps under her belt than any other player in the team. (credit:Tom Dulat - The FA via Getty Images)
Eniola Aluko(17 of23)
Open Image ModalKaren Carney (18 of23)
Open Image ModalToni Duggan(19 of23)
Open Image ModalPosition: Forward
Club: Manchester City
Caps: 25
Age: 23
Fast Fact: Duggan scored the Women's Super League's goal of the season in 2014 against Chelsea. (credit:Dave Thompson - The FA via Getty Images)
Fran Kirby(20 of23)
Open Image ModalLianne Sanderson(21 of23)
Open Image ModalPosition: Forward
Club: Arsenal
Caps: 46
Age: 27
Fast Fact: Sanderson is something of a globe-trotter having played for clubs in the US, Spain and Cyprus. (credit:Tom Szczerbowski via Getty Images)
Ellen White (22 of23)
Open Image ModalPosition: Forward
Club: Notts County
Caps: 50
Age: 25
Fast Fact: White is back on top form after having damaged a cruciate ligament in her knee during a pre-season friendly against Durham last year. (credit:Tom Szczerbowski via Getty Images)
Jodie Taylor (23 of23)
Open Image ModalPosition: Forward
Club: Portland Thorns
Caps: 8
Age: 28
Fast Fact: She may have began her career with local team Tranmere Rovers, but Taylor has since played for major clubs in the US, Canada and Australia. (credit:Dave Thompson - The FA via Getty Images)