HOLLYOAKS star Jorgie Porter embraced her baby bump in a daring top as she ditched her bra.
The pregnant star wowed in the two piece as she cradled her belly.
Jorgie Porter looked amazing in an all black outfit that exposed her baby bump
The pregnant Hollyoaks star wowed in the two piece as she cradled her belly
Jorgie plays Teresa McQueen on the Channel 4 soap
The ribbed shirt and matching trousers flowed over her stomach.
Jorgie, 34, said she “loved” the look which she teamed with black chunky trainers and heart shaped shades on her Instagram story.
The TV star has proudly flashed her growing bump on social media for weeks, sitting in a bikini in her paddling pool during the soaring heatwave.
Last month, Jorgie revealed she was pregnant again with fiance Ollie Piotrowski after suffering a tragic miscarriage.
The star was expecting quadruplets, but sadly lost the babies at 14 weeks in November 2021.
Since meeting Ollie during lockdown in 2020, their relationship has gone from strength to strength – and now the pair are expecting again.
She hinted at her plans of starting a family just weeks after dating Ollie.
Speaking on Love Island’s Samira Mighty’s Loose Lips podcast, the reality star told Jorgie: “I’m psychic. I’m telling you now… maybe like, around this time next year, but more Christmas-time you’re going to have a child.”
However, tragedy struck when Jorgie announced she suffered a devastating miscarriage last year with quadruplets.
Previously she had revealed that she wasn’t excited about babies and the thought of raising a human was daunting to her.
But after falling for property developer Ollie, 32, she had a change of heart and wanted to start a family.
She was over the moon when she fell pregnant naturally just weeks after stopping her oral contraceptive.
Jorgie cooled down in her paddling pool during the recent heatwave
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