Pregnant Laura Whitmore has shared a video of herself grooving to disco music while wearing a bright orange 1970s-style dress for Celebrity Juice.
The Love Island host, 35, is expecting her first child with her partner Iain Stirling and she's been back at work filming the new series of Keith Lemon's panel show.
She's been updating fans on her outfits every day, and yesterday she shared snaps of herself wearing an eye-catching orange number with flared, fluffy sleeves.
Laura told fans her outfit was inspired by hit sitcom That 70's show and shared a video of herself disco dancing to the Bee Gees's classic track More Than A Woman.
The telly star's famous friends flocked to her Instagram page to comment on the post, with Vicky Pattison writing: "Mate" with a love heart eyed emoji.
Catherine Tyldesley added: "Momma goals" and Candice Brown responded: "Go on mama!"
Laura is due to give birth in the coming months and it's hoped she'll still be able to host the new series of Love Island this summer.
Both she and her husband Iain work on the show, but they are rarely neeed on set at the same time so they're hoping to split childcare duties between them.
During an appearance on Steph's Packed Lunch, Laura said: "I'lll slow mo with the baby under my arm… I don't think that would work.
"We're very lucky that we never even work the same days and times on that show, we never actually work together.
"We have different schedules, and I'm really happy to live in 2021 where, I think, women can work and have a family and have that support and I feel quite supported that way."
Love Island was cancelled last year following the coronavirus pandemic, but ITV bosses have revealed it's coming back for summer 2021.
It's not yet known whether Love Island will be filmed in Majorca like previous series or if it will have to relocate to a location closer to home because of coronavirus restrictions.
However, Laura hopes the new series will give fans some "light" after a difficult year.
She went on: "I think with the year that it’s been, it's been nice for people who worked on the show [ Love Island ] to have a break from the show but I think we're ready for it to come back now, because you turn on the news and it can be quite negative, and we need to have the light and the shade in life.
"And I think there is lots of light and fun on Love Island."
