Model Samantha Harris flaunts her baby bump for the first time since announcing her pregnancy with husband Luke Hunt

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Samantha Harris has shown off her baby bump for the first time since announcing her pregnancy with husband-of-eleven-years Luke Hunt over the weekend.
The happy couple revealed on Sunday they are expecting their first baby together, sharing the exciting news to Instagram.
Now the model, 34, has taken to her socials again to flaunt her growing bump as she shared a mirror selfie to her Stories.
In the picture, the brunette beauty looked every inch the glowing mother-to-be as she slipped into a colourful maxi dress from Camilla.
Tagging the designer clothing brand, Samantha added a white love heart to her caption, opting for a completely bare-faced look in the image.
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Samantha announced her pregnancy on Sunday when she shared a picture of an ultrasound with her followers, revealing she is expecting her first child.
'Life Lately,' she captioned the post, while tagging her husband Luke.
The post did not reveal the gender nor when the baby is due.
Samantha's hubby left a comment in response to her caption, writing: 'And the rest of our lives to come.'
That model made headlines in 2014 when she famously stuck by her beau's side after he was sentenced to four years in prison.
Luke served two years behind bars for the death of a grandfather following a fatal car crash in 2012.
Samantha secretly married Luke in 2014, two months before he began serving his prison sentence for his involvement in the crash which caused the death of 78-year-old grandfather Kenneth Lay.
News the couple had married wasn't revealed until April 2016, after her husband finished serving his prison term.
The former Dancing With The Stars contestant has been modelling since she was 13 years of age after winning the Girlfriend Magazine Covergirl competition.
However, despite her success, Samantha has admitted in the past she lacked mentors and opportunities during her childhood.
The 6ft model, who hails from Tweed Heads, told The Daily Telegraph: 'When I was growing up, support and education for Aboriginal kids was limited and for my mother before me it was even more so.
'This is why I have made it my goal to commit as much time and effort to changing this for future generations,' she added.