Riyad Mahrez's wife Taylor Ward is pregnant! WAG shares she is expecting baby number two in sweet announcement

Daily Mail​

2 days ago

WAG Taylor Ward is pregnant with her and footballer Riyad Mahrez 's second child.
The daughter of Real Housewives of Cheshire star Dawn Ward, 27, shared the exciting news in a sweet video online with her 2.8 million followers.
The couple are already the proud parents to two-year-old daughter Mila, while Riyad also has daughters Ayla and Inaya from his first marriage to model Rita Johal.
The clip saw Taylor posing in a pair of unbuttoned jeans, to show off her growing baby bump.
The influencer looked down with delight at their daughter, as her husband lovingly stroked her stomach.
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The influencer posed in a pair of unbuttoned jeans, which showed off her growing baby bump, in a new video shared on Instagram
Taylor cuddled Mila, who looked as excited as ever, as they held polaroid snaps of the baby scan
While Riyad was seen lovingly embracing his daughter as she got more and more excited in the video.
The couple were flooded with comments from followers, who flocked to share their congratulations to the expanding family.
Taylor previously shared her hopes of having more children with Riyad in the future, saying: 'I want to have more children - I'm not finished having kids yet.
'After I had Mila, it was amazing, but I felt satisfied with one, I thought one would be enough for me, and now she's reached the age she has [over two-and-half years-old] I could probably handle two now, and I don't know how long that goes on for.
'When do you reach the point where you think, right, I've had enough now? Obviously, I've got Inaya and Ayla as well so that's three, including Mila. I think four or five is a nice number for me.'
It comes after Taylor revealed had her breast implants removed so she could dress more conservatively in the future.
Speaking to MailOnline in April, she explained: 'There was such a long list of reasons why I wanted them doing. I couldn't breastfeed because of the size of them.
'I feel like I waited a really long for that moment, and I knew that it was something I wouldn't feel comfortable on my wedding day if I hadn't sorted it out - I definitely wanted them done before the wedding.
'I didn't feel like they were in proportion with the rest of my body shape. I covered them a lot just because I didn't like how big they were. When you've got children and you're married, you kind of want to look more modest, I think.'
Asked if she was scared to have the surgery, Taylor added: 'It's not something you do lightly, and when you've got kids that is something you think about a lot more. Obviously, it's dangerous at the end of the day, you never know what could happen.
'You've got the worry of, am I going to like them when I wake up? Is it going to be what I want? Have I made the right decision?
'All of those thoughts kind of go through your head. I just wanted the surgery to go well, wake up and everything have gone smoothly. I knew I was I good hands.'
Taylor and Riyad moved to Saudi Arabia two years ago after he booked a lucrative £30million move to Saudi Pro League side Al-Ahli.
While the nature of his career means they have to spend a lot of time apart, Taylor said that she doesn't mind that they don't 'live in each other's pockets'.
She said: 'I think absence makes the heart grow fonder. I actually think me and Riyad love each other so much more when he's been way for a bit, because I kind of remember what I missed – I think, I actually really like you again.
'It works quite well that we don't live in each other's pockets, and to have your own life separately, and then come together and do those things as a family. Spending time as a family is what we love to do most.'
Asked how she helps Riyad if he's hard a hard day at work, Taylor insisted the couple don't speak about his career much at all.
She said: 'Me and Riyad don't really speak about football, so I think when he comes home it's a good distraction, and it's time to switch off.
'We do everything else other than speak about football, and I think that's a nice thing. Even if the games gone really well, or it's gone really bad, he can come home and talk or do something completely different. I don't really cook, but I am trying'.