Ash Pollard shows off her growing baby bump while running errands in Melbourne as it’s revealed her radio show will be syndicated throughout regional NSW
Former My Kitchen Rules star and radio host Ash Pollard is preparing to welcome her first child with partner Pete Ferne.
And on Thursday, the 34-year-old showed off her growing baby bump in a casual ensemble while out running errands in Melbourne.
The expectant mother followed safety precautions amid the coronavirus pandemic, wearing a face mask.
Casual: My Kitchen Rules star Ash Pollard (pictured), 34, showed off her baby bump in a casual ensemble while out running errands in Melbourne on Thursday
Ash, who is due to give birth in September, was seen filling up her car with petrol.
She wore a grey top paired with dark leggings and black sneakers.
The radio presenter looked to have gone makeup free, and styled her curly blonde locks out.
Sighting: The expectant mother followed safety precautions amid the coronavirus pandemic, wearing a face mask
The sighting coincides with news that her hit FM breakfast show on the Central Coast will be syndicated throughout regional NSW.
On Friday, Radio Today confirmed that 19 regional breakfast programs from the Hit Network were being shut down, leaving many communities without a local brekky team.
According to the publication, the changes are set to begin from Monday, August 24, and were the result of a cost-cutting restructure.
Filling up: Ash, who is due to give birth in September, filled up her car with petrol
Stylish: Ash later added a baby blue Kathmandu puffer jacket to the look
The Gawndy & Ash Pollard breakfast show from Hit101.3 Central Coast will now be heard across most regional stations in New South Wales.
The impacted radio hosts are reportedly being redeployed where possible, but some will be leaving the network.
It is yet to be confirmed how many employees are set to leave the business.
Changes: The sighting coincides with news that her hit FM breakfast show on the Central Coast will be syndicated throughout regional NSW
Growing audience: The Gawndy & Ash Pollard breakfast show from Hit101.3 Central Coast will now be heard across most regional stations in New South Wales
The news comes after at least 25 jobs were axed at Channel 10, with further departures to be announced in the coming weeks. The changes are expected to be effective from September 14.
Morning show Studio 10 has been hit the worst, with outspoken panellist Kerri-Anne Kennerley and journalist Natarsha Belling being made redundant.
Other high profile presenters to be axed from the network include weather reporters Tim Bailey and Mike Larkan.
Changes: The Gawndy & Ash Pollard breakfast show from Hit101.3 Central Coast will now be heard across most regional stations in New South Wales
Excited: The reality TV star revealed she is expecting her first child with her builder boyfriend Pete Ferne (pictured), who she has been dating since 2017, back in March