TRACY Beaker star Chelsie Padley has shown off her huge baby bump as she prepares to give birth.
The actress, 32, is currently expecting her first child and has been keeping fans updated on social media.
She is best known for the playing the role of cheeky Louise Govern in BBC children's series The Story of Tracy Beaker.
And in her latest Instagram snap, she showed off her ever growing baby bump.
Posing for the capture, Chelsie wrote: "When you feeling a cute shoot for your third trimester pics then realise you actually quite big and still got 12 weeks to go…"
Chelsie only recently revealed her baby news to fans in an adorable video.
read more on Chelsie Padley
Tracy Beaker star Chelsie Padley reveals she’s pregnant with her first child
Tracy Beaker’s Dani Harmer reunites with co-stars Clive Rowe and Chelsie Padley
The video opened with Tracy Beaker favourite Chelsie looking delighted as she covered her mouth with her hands, masking a huge smile.
She then pans the camera onto a positive pregnancy test.
The next scenes show her in the same cream jumper and blonde bun hairstyle waiting for her partner Iain George to arrive.
She meets him sobbing, before he gives her the biggest hug.
Most read in News TV
Tipping Point and The Chase pulled off air today in huge ITV schedule shake-up
Amanda Holden, 52 stuns in bright yellow dress with sexy cut out
BBC game show suffers blow as spin-off series axed after tanking in the ratings
Channel 4 axes legendary show in latest bid to save cash
Then comes further heart-wrenching scenes as Chelsie breaks the news to her parents, presenting the test in a box to her mum and a various selection of cards, bags and baby-grows to the rest of her family.
The video captured all of their hugely overjoyed reactions, with the actress gushing in the caption: "Baby George, you are SO loved already."
We pay for your stories!
Do you have a story for The Sun Showbiz team?
Email [email protected] or call us direct on 0207 782 4220 .
We pay for videos too. Click here to upload yours.
Source: Read Full Article
