Jamie Laing's Made in Chelsea ex Frankie Gaff reveals she is pregnant with her second child
Frankie's announcement comes just weeks after her ex Jamie revealed he was expecting with wife Sophie
BABY JOY Jamie Laing's Made in Chelsea ex Frankie Gaff reveals she is pregnant with her second child
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JAMIE Laing's Made in Chelsea ex Frankie Gaff has revealed she is PREGNANT with her second child.
Taking to Instagram to share a sweet family snap, Frankie penned: "Baby number 2 incoming."
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Jamie Laing's Made in Chelsea ex Frankie Gaff has revealed she is pregnant
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This will be Frankie's second child
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Frankie and Jamie were together when they both appeared on the hit E4 reality series
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She went on: "We can't wait. Theo's dreams have come true!!"
Frankie then tagged the pregnancy test brand Clear Blue and said: "@clearblue has been with us every step of the way, from the journey to conception to my exciting positive test!
"I've always loved the Clearblue Pregnancy Test with Weeks Indicator which told me how many weeks since conception* too!! I've used them for both pregnancies."
Fans rushed to the comment section to congratulate Frankie and her growing family.
One person said: "The best news."
Another added: "Oh my goodness Congratulations beautiful mama xxxx."
"I knew it, could tell you were hiding a bump! Congratulations to you all," said a third.
"I had a feeling this was coming! Congratulations to you all," added a fourth.
A fifth then penned: "I had a feeling an announcement wouldn't be far away. Congratulations!"
Frankie's announcement comes just mere weeks after her ex Jamie and his wife Sophie Habboo revealed they are expecting their first child together.
Jamie and Frankie dated on and off on the hit E4 reality series between 2016 and 2018.
Jamie Laing reveals wife Sophie Habboo is pregnant with their first child
Frankie is now engaged to Jamie Dickerson, while her ex Jamie Laing is married to Sophie.
At the start of June, Jamie and Sophie revealed she is pregnant with their first child.
The Made in Chelsea stars revealed the happy news on social media in the week they became the first married couple to co-host on BBC Radio One.
They shared a sweet video of Sophie, 30, in hospital having a baby scan.
The announcement came just days after Jamie and Sophie announced their Newlyweds podcast would be taking a break.
The couple, who got married two years ago on May 20, 2023, revealed: 'We are going to go on a pause.
"We're going to go on a little break, but we will be back and we love you guys so much.
'We're so grateful that you've been on this journey with us, so on that note, if you are getting married, good luck and if you're getting divorced we love you."
When the pair announced the break, fans were instantly suspicious.
And since their pregnancy announcement, fans reckon they might rename their podcast when they make a comeback to the successful audio series.
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