Jack Whitehall and partner Roxy Horner whisk daughter Elsie off on magical trip to Disneyland Paris after celebrating her first birthday

Jack Whitehall and partner Roxy Horner enjoyed a family trip to Disneyland as they shared adorable Instagram snaps with their daughter Elsie on Sunday.

The comedian, 36, was seen carrying around his baby girl, who celebrated her first birthday in September, on his shoulders as they made their way around the magical theme park.

Model Roxy, 33, couldn't contain her smile in another snap as the family of three enjoyed the Dumbo ride.

Roxy and Jack were also joined by Roxy's family as they posed for a group photo in front of the Magic Kingdom Cinderella Castle.

Captioning the posts, she wrote: 'Disneyland with 3 generations'.

For the fun day out, Roxy showed off her amazing figure in a beige cropped T-shirt and leggings while Jack opted for a white T-shirt and jeans.

Elsewhere in the collection of photos, the couple looked more loved up than ever as Roxy planted a kiss on Jack's cheek during a date night.

She looked incredibly cool in a black racer bomber jacket while Jack opted for a brown polo shirt.

For the final snap, Jack beamed as he carried Elsie on his shoulders along the beach in Los Angeles.

Roxy captioned the photos: 'A little trip away'.

Roxy welcomed Elsie at the iconic Lindo Wing, in which a host of royals have given birth, last year, after which Jack admitted the experience was both 'utterly overwhelming' and 'joyous' in ways he 'couldn't have imagined'.

The trip comes after Jack had reportedly become one of the Britain's richest comedian behind Peter Kay , Stephen Merchant and Ricky Gervais .

The funnyman is said to have amassed a whopping £11.4M fortune, after raking in £2.3M and welcoming his first child with Roxy .

According to The Sun Jack's earnings are mostly thanks to his Netflix shows, including Travels With My Father in which he globe trots with grouchy dad Michael, as well as his own comedy special that debuted on the streaming service last year.

Last month, the publication reported the comedian's company Jackpot Productions grew its shareholders' fund to £11,420,635 from £9,585,293 over the last year, as well as having a whopping £4.4M in the bank .

A source said: 'There is no stopping Jack. Even becoming a dad hasn't slowed down his earnings — and the commissions keep coming. He remains hugely likeable, and crucially his comedy appeals to advertisers as it's safe and clean...

'Leaning on the relationship he has with his grouchy dad Michael and fun-loving mum Hilary has helped take him from laddy topics to more relatable topics, too. It's hard to see a time when Jack won't be popular.'