ARTHUR Gourounlian and his hubby Brian Dowling stepped out in style for their celeb pal’s birthday bash. The happy couple celebrated influencer Pippa O'Connor's 39th birthday yesterday. Pippa, who is Arthur and Brian's daughter Blake's godmother, threw a party for her friends and family at a stunning venue.
Arthur and Brian has shared some snippets of the special day over on Instagram. The Dancing With The Stars judge looked dapper wearing an eye-catching orange t-shirt and gold chain. While The Six O'Clock Show host stunned in a long sleeve beige button-up shirt.
Arthur shared a snap of himself and Brian huddled in close for for a pouting selfie and said: "Let's get this party started." The pair also took gorgeous photos with the birthday girl, as well as some with their other friends. Unfortunately the weather took a turn for the worst during the party but it didn't dampen their spirits.
Arthur took a video of the rain and said: "Rain, what rain? Nothing will stop us." The celebrity choreographer had a busy weekend as himself and Brian took their daughters out for an "adventure" on Saturday. Arthur took to Instagram to share some videos from their exciting trip to Irish National Stud & Gardens.
In the first clip shared to his stories, Blake can be seen walking along with a map in her hand. She looked adorable wearing a pair of black trousers and a blue jumper paired with a matching blue bow in her hair. Arthur joked: "Our tour guide for the day.
" The dad-of-two then posted a sweet video of Brian holding Blake in his arms and feeding her. They then went to look at a fairy house and Arthur explained: "Poor Blake is trying to say hello to the fairies - but no look, nobody is home." The celebrity judge also posted a sweet clip of the one-year-old shouting "horsey" as she ran towards the animals.
Brian and Arthur can be heard laughing in the background as Blake tried to climb through the fence while shouting "hi" at the horses. He captioned his post: "Today's adventure in the beautiful @irishnationalstudandgardens. "When you're passionate about horses but uncertain about getting too close, so you take it slow.
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