Former Coronation Street star Helen Flanagan drove fans wild as she flaunted her baby bump in some fabulous black lingerie.
The 30-year-old actress and media personality looked sensational on Sunday as she flaunted her growing bump in a social media snap.
Helen is due to give birth to her third child with footballer fiancé Scott Sinclair in March 2021.
The media personality looked incredible as she posed up a storm, showing fans her blossoming bump.
Helen, who played Rosie Webster on the soap, beamed at the camera as she hugged the top of her stomach while kneeling on the floor.
Her makeup looked stunning, with long feathery eyelashes, highlighter dusted cheeks and sexy red lipstick.
Helen drove fans wild as she proudly displayed her bump in a stunning Instagram snap (Image: Helen Flanagan/Instagram)
Helen’s blonde locks were styled in luscious waves, her curls tumbled down her back effortlessly in the smouldering selfie.
The Bury-born actress shared the stunning post with her 964,000 followers on Instagram.
Her devoted fans rushed to leave a comment on the picture, showering the celebrity with compliments.
One said: “So gorgeous!!”
While another wrote: “You look amazing”, with three heart-eye emojis.
The mum-of-two is expecting her third child in March 2021 (Image: Helen Flanagan/Instagram)
I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! star Helen recently told her fans she’s been struggling during her third pregnancy after she’d had hyperemesis gravidarum, a really extreme morning sickness.
Speaking candidly on Instagram, she explained: “I haven’t found this pregnancy easy at all. I’ve had hyperemesis gravidarum which is really extreme morning sickness.
“No one wants to feel like that, especially during a time that should be exciting. The entire experience has been a real challenge and exhausting both physically and mentally.”
Helen has been honest about not finding her third pregnancy easy (Image: Helen Flanagan/Instagram)
The actress added: “One of the worst things about HG is how isolating it is.
“I couldn’t go out, I couldn’t cook, even talking on the phone for too long would make me ill. “
Wanting to guide other sufferers to similar supportive networks that helped her, Helen penned: “One thing that helped keep my spirits up during this time was @peanut.
“Being able to open the app and read other women’s experiences and messages of support was a great comfort and helped me to understand that I’m not alone.”
Source: Celebrities - dailystar.co.uk
