Jesinta Franklin’s daughter Tullulah, one, has added a spider to her bug collection

Jesinta Franklin only recently revealed that her daughter Tallulah, one, is obsessed with creepy crawlies and bugs. 

And on Tuesday, the model and AFL WAG revealed that her tiny tot added another creature to her collection, this time a spider.

Jesinta, 30, shared a picture of Tallulah and the spider on her Instagram stories, saying that her tiny tot picked it up after searching in the garden while being minded by her grandparents. 

‘Lulu spent the morning with mum and dad when I went to work,’ Jesinta said. 

She added: ‘These are the updates I get’.

Jesinta added a shocked emoji in reference to the spider. 

Cute! Just last month, Jesinta said that her daughter was obsessed with creepy crawlies

Just last month, Jesinta said that her daughter was obsessed with creepy crawlies. 

‘Tullulah is sooo fascinated by bugs at the moment!! Spiders, bees, ladybugs… You name it, we study and spend our days searching the garden for them,’ she wrote. 

‘The fairy cake I had planned for her upcoming birthday is now going to have to be a spider cake I think,’ she added.

Family: The beauty, who shares daughter Tullulah, who is almost two, and son Rocky, 10 months, with her star husband Lance ‘Buddy’ Franklin, revealed to recently how important her career is for her mental health

The beauty, who shares daughter Tullulah, who is almost two, and son Rocky, 10 months, with her star husband Lance ‘Buddy’ Franklin, revealed to recently how important her career is for her mental health.

‘It’s so nice to get back to work and the different elements of my career because as a mum you sacrifice so much for your children,’ she said.

‘You put your needs at the very bottom of the list of things to do, so it’s nice to step back into it. It’s also really important for my mental health to have something to strive for outside motherhood,’ the former Miss Universe Australia went on to say.

‘It’s so nice to get back to work and the different elements of my career because as a mum you sacrifice so much for your children,’ she said