Stacey Solomon has announced that she is pregnant with her first daughter.
The Loose Women panellist, 31, shared the happy news with her fans in a sweet gender reveal picture on Friday.
Stacey looked radiant in a pink dress as she sat on her fiancé Joe Swash's knee while posing next to pink balloons.
Happy! Stacey Solomon announced that she is pregnant with her first daughter with a sweet gender reveal snap on Friday
Stacey already shares son Rex, two, with Joe, as well as Zachary, 13, and nine-year-old Leighton from previous relationships
She wrote in the caption: 'Baby Girl! I can not believe I'm writing this… We are growing a little baby girl.
'To our darling boys, you are the best big brothers anyone could wish for and you're little sister is the luckiest girl in the world to have you all by her side. I honestly have no words…
'Mummy Daddy and ALL of your big brothers can not wait to meet you little one… We love you so so much already darling girl.'
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Yay! She wrote in the caption: 'Baby Girl! I can not believe I'm writing this… We are growing a little baby girl
It comes after Stacey looked radiant in a white summer dress as she showed off her growing baby bump to her Instagram followers on Saturday.
The star took a series of outdoor mirror selfies while she was shooting outfits for her new In The Style range.
Her youngest son Rex, 23 months, couldn't help but get in on the action as he played in the foreground of her sweet snaps.
Beautiful: It comes after Stacey looked radiant in a white summer dress as she showed off her growing baby bump to her Instagram followers on Saturday
Stacey beamed with happiness at the camera and she cradled her baby bump in her arms.
The star wore a white eucalyptus tiered off-the-shoulder day dress and little Rex wore olive green shorts and matching T-shirt with his initials embroidered on.
Reflecting on her pregnancy, Stacey wrote: 'Growing. Growing all of you has been my favourite thing to do… Sorry for the soppy bump spam.
'I just feel so grateful I don't want to miss a second of it… because it just all goes so fast and all of a sudden they're teenagers.
'Plus my hair was clean and I put a full face of make up on today so it would have been a shame to waste it. Happy Saturday everyone love you all lots and lots.'
Sweet: The Loose Women panellist took a series of outdoor mirror selfies while she was shooting outfits for her new In The Style range
'Growing you is my favourite thing to do': In a sweet post Stacey gushed she was 'so grateful' to be expecting her fourth child
Stacey has been hard at work getting her £1.2million mansion decorated and often shares her handiwork on her social media page.
On Friday she shared her latest home makeover project with her fans, as she transformed a wall in her living room with paint and some picture frames.
Stacey took to Instagram Stories to share her latest impressive transformation in just one afternoon - giving a wall in her home a facelift with just a lick of paint and adding some photo frames.
Stacey has made a name for herself on social media with her fun organisational tips and DIY skills.
And Friday was no exception as she whipped out the paint brush and began cutting in the edges of the wall with a stone-coloured paint from luxury brand Farrow & Ball - retailing at £54 for a 5 litre tin.
Once she had cut in with the neutral paint, Stacey, who wore a mask for protection, got her roller out and dunked it in the paint tray and began covering the walls.
After that she filled several brown 'cheap' frames from IKEA with a range of pictures and dried flowers.
DIY Stace! Stacey also shared her latest home makeover project with her fans on Friday, as she transformed a wall in her living room with paint and some picture frames
Wow! She later revealed the finished product with her followers
Impressive: Stacey has been hard at work getting her £1.2million mansion decorated
Home makeover: Stacey later took to her Stories to talk about the makeover project
Transformation: She whipped out the paint brush and began cutting in the edges of the wall with a stone-coloured paint from luxury paint brand Farrow & Ball - retailing at £54 for a 5 litre tin
She arranged them in a gallery style on the wall and shared before and after snaps of her afternoon's work.
The former X Factor contestant later took to her Stories to answer a question which had been submitted by one of her followers.
It read: 'Wow! Looks amazing! That building bottom left. What a beautiful place, where is it? It's so stunning!!'
Replying, Stacey said: 'I don't know why this has tickled me so much but I've had a few messages like this and I just want to be really honest and say... I have no idea this is.
'I ran out of grass and I didn't have enough to fill all the frames up so I just had to print some random free pictures and hope for the best.
Getting stuck in: Once she had cut in with the neutral paint, Stacey, who wore a mask for protection, got her roller out and dunked it in the paint tray and covering the walls
Before and after: After that she filled several brown 'cheap' frames from IKEA with a range of pictures and dried flowers
'I'd love to know': The former X Factor contestant later took to her Stories to answer a question which had been submitted by one of her followers about where one of the buildings in her frames was and she admitted she didn't have a clue
'If anyone does know where this is I would love to know,' she joked.
Also included in Stacey's wall of photographs was a hand-drawn scan picture of her baby.
Stacey has been keeping all her followers in the loop with her renovation plans for her new 'forever home' in Essex, which she promptly named Pickle Cottage, and which she shares with her fiancé, Joe Swash, 39, and their children.
Before her living room wall, her previous transformation project was the black and white Tudor-style Wendy House in her garden.
Taking to her Instagram Stories, the TV personality said she took advantage of the good weather to paint the play house following days of rain.
Stacey covered the original black paintwork in a pretty pale grey colour and also gave the white paint a fresh coat.
