Lydia Bright revealed that she's gained two stone during her pregnancy as she weighed herself in a candid video.
The former TOWIE star, 29, is expecting her first child and has been open and honest with her fans every step of the way.
The reality beauty even bravely filmed herself as she stepped on the scales, telling her fans she was always nine stone before falling pregnant.
Stepping onto the scales, she says: "Just got on the scales. I was always nine stone. I am now 11 stone."
Grabbing her bump, she pans the camera down to show her growing belly.
Back in September, Lydia shared the news that she's expecting a little girl following her split from boyfriend Lee Cronin.
She explained that while she didn't care if the baby was a boy or a girl, she's looking forward to sharing a close bond with her daughter like she has with her own mum Debbie Bright.
Lydia told Hello magazine: "I wasn't bothered either way, girl or boy, but I do think that now I know it's a girl it's that little bit more special. She'll be my best friend.
"Me and Mum are really close and I love our relationship – I'm hoping that me and my daughter have something just as special, just as strong."
Lydia recently told how she was admitted to hospital in the first trimester of her pregnancy after she split from Lee.
The star discussed how the breakdown of her relationship that left her "heartbroken and lost" resulted in her suffering from severe sickness, which she believes was down to stress.
She revealed the ordeal occurred in the eleventh week of her pregnancy during a Q and A session with her Instagram followers on Thursday.
Lydia was quizzed by a follower: "What has been the toughest part of your pregnancy so far?"
In response, the single star unveiled how the early stages of her pregnancy were the hardest
The beauty shared: "The beginning was very hard. I'm so strong now but at 11 weeks I was completely heartbroken and lost. I was so worried that people would judge my situation...
"Before my announcement shoot hit the shelves I was in hospital with sickness (probably due to the stress of it all)...
"People are always quick to talk about the negative side of social media and the press, But I truly believe that my strength came from the support I received from strangers."
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