Christine Lampard rocks ANOTHER floral dress as she continues to display her blossoming baby bump

Fronting Lorraine for the third day this week, Christine Lampard continued to show off her baby bump in a stunning floral dress on Wednesday.

The brunette beauty, 39, continued the flowery trend she has been following this week in another demure number, teasing a hint of her 22-week bump.

The navy ensemble featured semi-sheer short sleeves and featured an indigo, violet and green floral pattern.

She wore a silver chain around her neck and wore her raven tresses loosely around her shoulders as she chatted to her guests, while Lorraine Kelly takes the week off. 

The Northern Ireland native showed off her pregnancy glow as she enhanced her stunning features in faint rose blush and a nude lipgloss.

She is carrying her first child with her footballer husband Frank, and has proudly showed off her growing tum across the rest of the week, wearing a primrose yellow number on Tuesday.

The Loose Women star looked delightful in the lacy dress, which showed off her toned arms. 

All eyes on her: The Loose Women star – who is currently 22 weeks pregnant – showed off her pregnancy glow as she enhanced her stunning features in faint rose blush and a nude lipgloss

Beaming: Christine complemented her striking appearance as she styled her brunette tresses into loose waves

Hosting duties: The Loose Women star appeared in high spirits as she was joined by Tom Fletcher and Giovanna Fletcher

Earlier this month, the brunette beauty shared that her parents will also get their first grandchild.

Christine also shared that the daddy-to-be ‘really can’t wait’ for the baby’s arrival, while his daughters – Luna, 12, and Isla, 10 – are ‘beside themselves’. 

‘I’m trying to do all the right things,’ she said. ‘Like any first-time mum, there’s a list of whole things I didn’t know. I’m learning on the job.’

Bumping along nicely: She is carrying her first child with her footballer husband Frank, and has proudly showed off her growing tum across the rest of the week, wearing a primrose yellow number on Tuesday

On the first weeks of pregnancy, she added: ‘I wasn’t terribly sick, a little nausea but I feel good. I’ve tried to be good, I’m walking everywhere.’

She went on to say: ‘It’s lovely, we are very excited. It’s the first grandchild for my parents, my sister will be an auntie for the first time.

‘And the girls, they are completely beside themselves, more than I thought… They are desperate for a girl.’

Christine announced her pregnancy in an Instagram post with Frank and her step-daughters (from his relationship with Elen Rivas).

Expecting: Earlier this month, Christine shared her parents will also get their first grandchild [pictured on Monday’s show]

Family first: Christine also shared that the daddy-to-be ‘really can’t wait’ for the baby’s arrival, while his daughters – Luna, 12, and Isla, 10 – are ‘beside themselves’

On Frank, she added: ‘He can’t wait. He’s very excited daddy-to-be and because the girls are there as well. We’re a unit and we’re all in this together. We feel very grateful.’  

Christine also revealed that she has kept the news to herself for some time, owing to her ‘anxiety, nerves and superstition.’

‘I wanted to go for the big scan and everything,’ she admitted. ‘I was really tentative before I announced it. We know that can happen at any stage but so far so good.’ 

Clearly in shock, she admitted she took ‘5 or 6’ pregnancy tests to be sure that it was ‘real’ and says that while her bump is only ‘little’ she gets bigger as the day goes on.

Open: Christine also revealed that she has kept the news to herself for some time, owing to her ‘anxiety, nerves and superstition’

During her appearance on Loose Women, the presenter – who previously said she did not want to use IVF – stated that she preferred to see if she could fall pregnant naturally.

She told the panel: ‘I wasn’t constantly doing a test. I thought, let’s see what happens, because I’m clearly not 18 any more.

‘It’s been the loveliest time between the two of us. I wanted to let nature be the referee.’