Pregnant Katherine Ryan flashes her baby bump in a cut out top and netted skirt as she leads the stars at The Real Housewives of London premiere

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Pregnant Katherine Ryan showed off her baby bump in a cut out top and netted skirt as she lead the stars at The Real Housewives of London premiere on Wednesday.
The comedian, 42, who is expecting her fourth child with husband Bobby Kootstra, already has son Fred, four, as well as daughters Violet, 16, and Fenna, two.
Katherine looked incredible in the plunging white top which she layered under an oversized blazer as she cosied up to hunky partner Bobby on the red carpet.
The TV star elevated her frame in a pair of towering glittering heels and toted her belongings in a matching handbag.
Styling her short blonde tresses tucked behind her ears, Katherine accessorised with a chunky gold chain necklace and hoop earrings.
The couple coordinated for the evening as Bobby rocked a black blazer with a white T-shirt and white trousers as they posed for photos.
Elsewhere The Real Housewives Of London stars dressed to impress for the evening in glamorous gowns.
The reality show, which is set to hit screens next week, stars six stunning cast members Karen Loderick-Peace, Panthea Parker, Amanda Cronin, Nessie Welschinger, Juliet Mayhew and Juliet Angus.
Following in the footsteps of their counterparts in Beverly Hills, Atlanta, New York and closer afield in Cheshire, the new series has been a long time coming for fans of the franchise.
After 19 years on air and filming in more than 15 locations, the hit reality show has landed in England's swirling capital.
A set of videos dropped, inviting viewers to 'meet the wives' in clips that offer an insight into the larger-than-life characters at the heart of London's social scene.
The glamorous ladies have already teased 'volcanic' levels of drama in their new intro videos ahead of the series airing.
The Bravo series first went to Orange County, California, almost 20 years ago in 2006, and adjacent shows have since cropped up in numerous locations, including Nigeria and even Poland.
And the London iteration of the adored show will be streamed by Hayu from August 18.
It promises champagne-fuelled catfights and caviar aplenty in the city's wealthiest neighbourhoods.
'I think the Housewives breed takes a special kind of person,' upcoming London housewife Juliet Angus told RadioTimes.
'Every one of these girls has that quality - no-holds-barred, very honest and straightforward and fun and wild, and you don't know what you're going to get.'
The ladies told the outlet that viewers should expect the 'unexpected,' likening the dramatic scenes to a 'volcano'.