Olly Murs' wife Amelia shows off her growing bare bump in a grey bra as they share sweet behind-the-scenes clips from pregnancy shoot
The fitness fanatic, 32, and her husband Olly, 40, share 15-month old daughter Madison, and are expecting their second child together.
In one video from their new shoot, Amelia showed her bare bump in a grey Calvin Klein bra and low-rise jeans.
Olly wore a matching outfit and playfully lifted his T-shirt up to show off his washboard abs, while Amelia pulled a funny face.
The couple then changed into matching black ensembles, with Olly giving Amelia's bump a kiss.
They captioned the sweet video: 'Bump's first cameo… here's a little BTS from a shoot we won't forget'
Amelia and Olly announced their second pregnancy in April.
In an adorable black and white video, the family of three were seen walking through the park with Madison sat on her father's shoulders.
She wore a denim jacket embossed with the words 'BIG SIS', while Amelia held a reel of snaps of the baby scan.
They penned in a caption: 'We're so egg-cited to share this..… Another Baby Murs on the way.'
Olly and his bodybuilder partner tied the knot in July 2023 and announced the arrival of their baby girl on April 17.
Just 48 hours after Amelia had given birth, the singer was back on tour supporting Take That.
The singer told the crowd at the time how he had been juggling nappies and late nights, but felt guilty he had been working away from home.
He said: 'It's been the most craziest time. Cos obviously on one hand I've got this beautiful baby girl, my wife is at home looking after her with the nappies, and the sleepless nights.
They captioned the sweet video: 'Bump's first cameo… here's a little BTS from a shoot we won't forget'
'And I'm on tour with Take That. I feel guilty!'
Last month, Olly candidly confessed he broke down in tears after he was forced to leave her just two days after her birth.
He admitted to the emotional toll the decision had on him months after when he realised he had never got to know his daughter as a baby.
Speaking with new dad Mark Wright on their Heart Breakfast show, Olly confessed: 'It was really hard for me as I had to leave two days after the baby was born to go on tour with Take That.'
He explained: 'I didn't really process it at the time and a few months later me and Amelia were chatting and I just broke down in tears as I never got a chance to actually get to know this little baby.'
Supporting his pal amid his decision to leave his family for work commitments, Mark added: 'But you were doing it all for her future.'
While touring with Take That, Olly raced home to Essex after gigs to spend time with Amelia and Madison.
In the exclusive clip obtained by Daily Mail last April, Olly explained: 'But this week I've been home.
'I've done the nappies, I've done the late nights and I can't wait to stay on tour.
'I'm joking! Honestly, she is truly awesome.
'I never thought I'd be a dad, so I can't quite believe it.
Pointing to his manhood, Olly shouted: 'It works! And genuinely I'm super, super proud. And to be on this tour, it's just topped it off. So what an amazing time for me right now.'
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