Love Island star pregnant with her first child as she shares bump snaps and reveals baby's gender
The reality star, who appeared as a Casa Amor bombshell in 2023, shared photos of her growing baby bump while in Dubai.
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Sammy posted a series of snaps of her in a black bikini top and loose fitted trousers as she put her stomach on display.
She looked happier as she embracing her new pregnancy figure.
Sammy, 29, then cosied up to her partner Jamie Hannon in the sweet photos.
The former TV star also revealed the gender of her unborn baby, captioning the post: "Halfway to holding her."
Last month, Sammy shared the announcement with her social media family.
She posted a clip of her an ultrasound before sharing a picture of the scan and then snippets from a pregnancy shoot.
Sammy wrote: "Half of me, half of you - due January 2026."
Her Love Island pals were quick to share their congratulations.
Rosie Seabrook wrote: "Omg so happy for you girly."
Brad Howard commented: "Beautiful mate," with a red heart emoji.
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Cynthia Taiwo gushed: "STOP IT!!! Congratulations."
Sammy may not have found love in the villa but she did finally meet The One shortly after leaving the show.
She regularly shared loved-up snaps of her and Jamie on Instagram.
The pair are often seen travelling and enjoying their sunkissed life in Dubai.
In 2023, Sammy hit out at Love Island bosses for " editing" her out of the series.
At the time, Sammy spilled the beans during an Instagram Q&A.
One fan asked if anything surprised her about being in the villa.
She revealed: "Omg yes! Just how highly produced and edited the show is.
"I mean I wasn't naive going in, I'm a switched on girl.
"I knew this was the case but I guess you never fully understand until you see yourself. Unfortunately I can't talk about this until my contract ends after June.
"Just take everything with a pinch of salt when watching."
While another fan asked: "Why were the Casa girls so nasty about the OG girls?"
Sammy hit back at being labelled "mean" and said: "No one was nasty.
"In fact we all spoke highly about the OG girls but it was all edited out so we came across like mean girls."
Sammy was dumped from the island during the famous Casa Amor recoupling.
She was sent packing along with Layla, Lydia, Cynthia and Lynda.
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