Chloe Madeley has had to deny she’s expecting another baby after a brutal social media user asked her if she was pregnant.
This comes just weeks after her marriage to former rugby star James Haskell ended. Despite the split, Chloe insists they still co-parent “really well” and will be spending Christmas together.
While looking forward to her second Christmas with daughter Bodhi, an Instagram user asked her if she was expecting again during a meal out at posh London restaurant The Delaunay.
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Chloe quickly shut down the speculation, replying: “Oh dear. They’re dungarees and I’m supporting my baby girl, come on babe, check yourself.” But she kindly added: “Merry Christmas to you and yours.”
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Despite their separation, Chloe and James remain friendly and hope to continue filming their reality TV show, Chloe Madeley: A Family Affair. “We’re all spending Christmas together, and James will be there,” she told Heat magazine.
The couple, who were married for five years, announced their split earlier this year.
In a statement, they said: “Our sole focus now is our beautiful daughter. We shall continue to co-parent with nothing but love.” This comes after the pair were seen together at a family dinner just days ago.
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James shared a snap of the meal on social media, captioning it: “Team meal out.” Fans praised the couple for their co-parenting efforts, with one user commenting: “Co-parenting is awkward and hard but they are still doing it with dignity and respect and that’s a very important message to spread. Well done guys, your little girl will thank you later on,”
Despite the amicable public appearances, James recently criticised his estranged wife during a live podcast event.
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Joined by co-hosts Mike Tindall and Alex Payne, James told fans in Bath that his ex was “unreasonable, overly critical and insensitive, and unfair in arguments”.
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