FORMER Gogglebox star Amy Tapper has given a sneak peek into her brother’s engagement party after the former reality star revealed he’s running to be an MP.
Amy, 24, shared a selection of pictures and videos from the special night on her Instagram page.
The Tapper family, who shot to fame on Gogglebox in 2013, certainly pulled out all the stops for their celebrations.
Celebs Go Dating favourite Amy shared a sweet snap of herself, dad Jonathan, mum Nikki, brother Josh, 26, and Hannah.
The clan posed for the camera in front of a J and H light up sign.
Amy wowed in a yellow maxi gown, while bride to be Hannah wowed in a white mini dress.
Josh opted for a smart grey suit and white trainers, Nikki opted for a black jumpsuit and Jonathan rocked a patterned shirt and jeans.
She also posted a number of clips of the guests dancing the night away.
Amy captioned the post: “The most special night celebrating my favourite people 
“Too much love in the room for @joshtapper & @hannahsterman84.”
Josh and Hannah are childhood sweethearts and have been together since they were at school.
The pair got engaged back in March.
The loved-up couple shared the news on social media with a selection of pictures.
One included Hannah showing off her glitzy ring with a light up ‘marry me’ sign in the background, and one of the newly-engaged pair.
They captioned the Instagram post: “here’s to forever 
.”
The Tapper family joined Gogglebox in 2013 for its first series.
Nikki, Jonathan and Amy stayed until the 11th in 2018.
Meanwhile Josh left the series before in 2017.
Josh decided to swap the sofa for a career in politics back in 2017, when he took on an apprenticeship at No.10.
He worked alongside then Prime Minister Theresa May and her cabinet.
Josh then joined the Civil Service but left in 2019 to join the cross-party think tank and research outfit Demos.
Their engagement news came just days after Josh revealed he had been selected as Labour’s parliamentary candidate for Hertsmere.
He told fans: “I’m thrilled and honoured to have been selected as Labour ’s parliamentary candidate for Hertsmere.
“Thank you so much to local members for your support – I won’t let you down.
“The work to unseat the Deputy Prime Minister starts now!”
