Carrie Bickmore, 37, reveals she is pregnant with her third child

Carrie Bickmore has revealed she is having another baby.

The Project host, 37, announced the happy news on her Instagram account on Thursday, via a sweet video featuring her partner Chris Walker, their daughter Evie, three, and her son Oliver, 11, from her first marriage to late husband, Greg Lange. 

‘Hey some exciting news to share with you. We are having a BABY. How funny is Evie asking if it’s twins. No honey it’s not twins!!!!!!’ she wrote alongside the upload.

 

‘Some exciting news to share with you’: The Project host Carrie Bickmore, 37, reveals she is pregnant with her third child in sweet Instagram video with partner Chris Walker and her children 

Carrie filmed the family announcement, which included daughter Evie’s reaction to being told ‘there’s a baby in mummy’s tummy’.

The soon-to-be big sister was overjoyed by the news, jumping about and laughing with a huge grin as she looked around at her parents.

The cute youngster looked at her mother’s stomach in disbelief, asking, ‘now?’, before adding: ‘Is it a boy or a girl?… Have you got twins?’

'There's a baby in mummy's tummy': Carrie filmed the family announcement, which included daughter Evie's reaction to being told she would soon be a big sister

‘There’s a baby in mummy’s tummy’: Carrie filmed the family announcement, which included daughter Evie’s reaction to being told she would soon be a big sister

Proud parents! Carrie met Chris while he worked as a producer on The Project, with the pair believed to have begun dating in 2012

Proud parents! Carrie met Chris while he worked as a producer on The Project, with the pair believed to have begun dating in 2012

 'Is it a boy or a girl?... Have you got twins?' Carrie laughed at her child's reaction, confirming she wasn't having twins and didn't yet know if the baby would be a girl or a boy

 ‘Is it a boy or a girl?… Have you got twins?’ Carrie laughed at her child’s reaction, confirming she wasn’t having twins and didn’t yet know if the baby would be a girl or a boy

Carrie laughed at her child’s reaction, confirming she wasn’t having twins and didn’t yet know if the baby would be a girl or a boy. 

Carrie met Chris while he worked as a producer on The Project, with the pair believed to have begun dating in 2012. 

In October 2014 they announced they were expecting their first child together, daughter Evie. 

Past love: Her new relationship with Chris came after she lost her husband of five years, Greg Lange (pictured above with their son Oliver), to brain cancer in December 2010

Past love: Her new relationship with Chris came after she lost her husband of five years, Greg Lange (pictured above with their son Oliver), to brain cancer in December 2010

Happy family! 

Happy family! 

Her new relationship with Chris came after she lost her husband of five years, Greg, to brain cancer in December 2010.

Carrie has previously told Woman’s Day that she and Chris ‘connected’ and bonded over both losing loved ones: ‘He lost his brother in a car accident.’

In her column for Stellar on Sunday, she doted over her partner Chris: ‘He works hard, is hands-on with the kids, isn’t scared to cook (if you like sweet chilli sauce on everything), and will happily do the washing (he may accidentally machine wash your delicates) but, point is, he isn’t afraid to dig in.’

She also labeled his mother her ‘mother-in-law’ and praised her for becoming her ‘savior’ over the past few years.

‘She pops round with mountains of meals, will hang up the washing and looks after the kids. I can’t imagine what I would do without her,’ Carrie stated.

Meanwhile, Carrie previously described her last pregnancy as ‘traumatic’, admitting that she needed counselling to deal with childbirth as it was a ‘full-on thing’. 

Sharing the candid details on her Hit Network Carrie and Tommy radio show, she told co-host Tommy Little last year: ‘I found it so traumatic come the birth of my second child, I actually had counselling to get myself okay to be able to give birth to Evie because I was so scared after the first experience.’

‘It’s beautiful, it’s special, but it’s also traumatic. It’s painful – I would have done anything to have the experience erased from my mind,’ she added.

More to come 



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