Kate Ferdinand has given fans a rare glimpse at her growing baby bump after giving her followers a pregnancy update.
The mum-to-be, 29, is enjoying one last sun-soaked trip with her husband Rio Ferdinand, 41, and his children before school starts again.
Former TOWIE star Kate looked gorgeous as she relaxed in a skimpy white bikini to show off her blossoming bump.
She added a designer straw hat to match her outfit while relaxing next to the beach at the unknown location.
Kate simply wrote: "One last trip before school starts... the baby seems to like a holiday."
The star, who is step-mum to Lorenz, 13, Tate, 11, and Tia, nine, looked radiant in the selfie as she updated fans on her pregnancy journey, which has been kept rather secret.
Kate has rarely shared snaps of her bump since announcing the news just over two months ago.
So fans were left gushing over how good she looks when she posted the snap on Instagram.
One wrote: "You look incredible, I hope your feeling well."
As a second shared: "How stunning!!!"
"Ah wow bump so exciting," a third added.
Kate and Rio shared their baby joy back in June, with a sweet video of the couple surprising his kids with the news.
The showbiz couple have recently splashed out on £40,000 for home security after announcing there's an extra member joining their family.
The couple forked out the staggering amount for a pair of highly-trained dogs to protect their lavish home.
They reportedly enlisted the help of a special protection dog company, Chaperone K9, to buy the pair of black German shepherds.
A source told The Sun : "One is already at their home, and the second will be joining shortly.
"The couple already have a dog - Kate's chihuahua - but Rio will enjoy walking these pair a lot more!
"They are incredible family dogs and will protect them like nothing else - everyone has one these days and who can blame them after everything that's happened with the other footballers. Rio is taking no chances!"
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