Pregnant Millie Radford has shared an update on her unborn baby as she approaches her due date.
The 22-year-old daughter of 22 Kids and Counting's Sue and Noel Radford is already a mum to Ophelia Jo, two, and Chester Bleu, one.
In May, Millie announced she is expecting her third child in a sweet Instagram post and has been sharing updates since.
She took to her Instagram Stories on Friday to share a snap of her blossoming bump and said her child is measuring "small".
Millie said: "How is she measuring 2 plus weeks behind when I feel like a whale."
In the bathroom snap, she rolled up her white t-shirt to show off her bump and also rocked green leggings.
She recently created an Instagram story highlight reel titled 'Baby E', teasing the name of her daughter.
Fans believe she could be calling her baby girl Enya as she previously said that the names Poppy, Enya, Hattie and Harriet were her top choices.
A black-and-white video of her ultrasound is the only post under the highlight story.
Last month, Millie shared a short clip of the gender reveal as well as her ultrasound scan.
"One more to love and adore. baby No3 is [pink heart emoji and blue heart emoji]," she captioned the sweet post, which consists of a video of the father of Millie's child kicking a football to reveal a puff of pink smoke showing they are having another girl.
Fans immediately took to the comment section to congratulate the star on her pregnancy.
"Awwww congratulations," one user said while another posted: "How exciting [heart eyes emojis] congratulations to you all xxxx."
Another user said: "Omg you keep your pregnancies so quiet then boom out of the blue you're having another one!!! Congratulations you and Harley, another princess to cherish."
"Oh my goodness!!!!! Congratulations my lovely!! I am tearing up at this you are such an inspiration! Hope it goes well!!" one delighted user said.
Millie is the seventh child and third daughter of 22 Kids And Counting stars Sue and Noel.
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