Dancing With The Stars contestant Missy Keating celebrates her 21st birthday

The eldest daughter of Ronan Keating and ex-wife Yvonne Connolly shared a screenshot of Anne-Marie’s hit song Birthday with the caption ‘On repeat!’

Celebrating his daughter’s special day, Ronan shared an adorable tribute on Instagram.

“Happy Birthday to my Missy Moo. This picture says it all,” he began.

“We laugh Moo all the time. My family are my world my kids are me. I am so bloody proud of you Sweetheart. You walk into a room and the place lights up. You are my sunshine. I cannot believe you are 21 the years have flown,” he said.

“But you have blossomed into everything I could ever want in a daughter and more. Storm and I love you with all our hearts.”

“We know you are ready for the world now moo I just don’t think the world is ready for Missy,” he added.

“Love ya sweetheart”

Her mother shared a tribute also.

“Happy Birthday Missy Moo. 21!!!! So proud of you,” she captioned a snap of Missy, born Marie, as a young girl.

“Aww thank you so much mom! Love you, my fav baba photo!” Missy responded.

Missy is currently competing on RTE’s Dancing With The Stars alongside professional dance partner Ervinas Merfeldas.

The pair were absent from last weeks show after Missy contracted Covid-19.

“Absolutely devastated to announce that due to Covid I won't be performing on Dancing With The Stars this Sunday,” she shared.

“Dedicated dance night was something I really wanted to be part of."

“My dance was going to be in honour of my beautiful grandmother, Marie Keating, who I never got to meet.”

“Those who know her cancer story know she was taken from our family at an extremely young age and this was my moment to be with her and dance for her.”

“So I’m heartbroken with the circumstances,” she shared.

However, with her milestone birthday today, the pair have a special routine planned for this week’s show.

“Please god I will be back on that dance floor next week, I turn 21 next Friday so Ervinas and I have a super fun performance planned to celebrate it.”