Mollie King has revealed she is expecting a baby girl with her cricketer fiancé Stuart Broad.
The couple held a gender reveal baby shower over the weekend where they discovered they were having a daughter.
Taking to Instagram on Tuesday evening, the former Saturdays star, 35, shared the moment they popped a balloon which was titled: "Boy or Girl?".
Showcasing her blossoming bump in a blue dress, Mollie appeared overwhelmed with emotion as a rainbow of pink confetti fell to the floor, with Stuart pulling her in for a kiss as they celebrated the happy new with their loved ones.
The Radio 1 presenter captioned the heart-warming video: "Last weekend we got our families together for a little celebration that we’ll never forget. For months our families have been predicting and guessing the gender of the baby but it’s been so lovely to have that just between us.
"Our due date is really creeping up now, we can’t believe how close it is, so last weekend felt like the right time to get everyone together and reveal it. It was such a special day and one we’ll always remember. So… we’re having a…."
A whole host of Mollie's star pals took to the comment section to congratulate them.
S Club 7's Rachel Stevens wrote: "Awww congratulations", while Amanda Holden typed: "Beautiful".
Mollie announced her pregnancy earlier this year in a sweet post on social media.
"Stuart and I are so so happy to share that we’re expecting a baby later this year! We’re absoultely over the moon," she shared, as her fans and friends rushed to offer their congratulations to the happy couple on the news.
Her former The Saturdays bandmate wrote: "Best news ever," whilst Frankie Bridge gushed: "Can. Not. Wait!" Denise van Outen then added: "Wow! Congratulations. So exciting," as Jess Wright shared: "This is so beautiful congratulations darling."
Stuart recently spoke about the pair's nuptials, admitting everything was booked up so they'd have to wait a little longer.
He told The Express of the pair's plan to tie the knot: "It's obviously been a tricky time to plan a wedding. We were looking at trying to do it last summer but then it just felt too risky, that it might get cancelled.
"No we haven't got as far as that but it's certainly at the forefront of our minds and it will happen at the beginning of next year."
