Pregnant Mrs Hinch has given an update since she was rushed to hospital last night.
The 29-year-old told her fans on Instagram that she she was ill and being looked after medical teams "around the clock."
Today, Sophie Hinchliffe , has informed worried fans that baby Hinch, her first child, is doing fine.
She said: "Baby Hinch is doing fine. I love hearing his heart. I hope you're all OK my Hinchers."
Late last night she posted: "I'm settled for the night Hinchers, nurses are simply amazing...
"I cannot explain how overwhelmed I am with the pure love I have received tonight just in messages alone from you all.
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"So emotional but beautiful.
"My little family and I just love you all. My best friends... Goodnight."
The updates come after the cleaning queen issued a l engthy statement yesterday .
She said: "My Hinchers, As you know, I am always so honest with you all, throughout the good and the bad in my life.
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"Unfortunately I have been rushed to hospital.
"While our mini-Hinch is being fully monitored and doing fine, unfortunately I am not well myself and I am in hospital now until further notice.
"I have wonderful doctors and nurses looking after me. And Jamie is here being amazing bless him.
"But for now, I have been told I need to focus on getting better and keeping healthy in order to carry on growing our mini Hinch and I must listen to medical advice...
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"I promise to keep you all updated as much as I can and please continue to Hinch for me guys, Mrs Hinch needs her Hinchers more than ever.
"I love you all, Soph x."
Sophie shot to fame as the mysterious Mrs Hinch who provided cleaning tips on her Instagram account.
She later revealed her identity on This Morning and became a show regular.
Sophie has just released a book, with hundreds of people queuing up to meet her in Liverpool.
