The wife of Alfredo Morelos has been proudly showing off her baby bump in a series of sizzling bikini snaps.
And Yesenia Herrera, who is pregnant with Morelos first-born child, hinted their bundle of joy could be overdue with an adorable Instagram snap last week.
In an image shared with his wife's 10,500 followers, the Rangers star is in good spirits as he appears to be holding a lighter to a ticking time bomb design on her tummy.
At the same time, mum-to-be Yesenia pulls a hilarious exasperated face.
And today, the brunette beauty shared a series of stunning poolside photos from their hometown in Columbia, where the pair are seeing out the coronavirus pandemic at a gorgeous luxury property.
The couple, who moved to Glasgow in 2017, headed back to be with friends and family in Cereté amid worldwide lockdowns for the health crisis.
Yesenia looked incredible in the bikini shots, showing she's benefiting from the sunshine and being back with her loved ones.
In the first, she appears with laid-back style in a mustard two piece, and stays safe from the sun with a trendy visor.
In the second, her long flowing locks are loose and she's swapped the summery yellow for a white, pink and purple seashell effect.
Last week, she looked glowing in the light-hearted ticking time-bomb snap.
Yesenia captioned the shot: "3...2...1...BOOMMM!! less mom left."
Fans were over the moon with the update, with the picture racking up more than 2,100 likes.
One said: All the best for Alfredo Jnr
And one added: "Congrats to you both"
The couple, who live in a luxury apartment overlooking Glasgow's River Clyde, have been married for five years.
Yesenia confirmed the pair are expecting a girl in February.
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