Louise Thompson and fiancé Ryan Libbey are expecting a baby boy.
The former Made In Chelsea star, 31, and her fitness guru beau, also 31, both posted adorable identical videos to Instagram confirming the gender of their unborn son.
In the sweet clip, Louise and Ryan are seen wandering through a field while the reality personality tosses a baseball up in the air.
Sweet: Louise Thompson and fiancé Ryan Libbey are expecting a baby boy
Aw! The former Made In Chelsea star, 31, and her fitness guru beau, also 31, both posted adorable identical videos to Instagram confirming the gender of their unborn son
The camera focuses on heavily pregnant Louise, who is wearing a T-shirt and matching cycling shorts with a cardigan, and her bump.
Louise then tosses the ball to Ryan who smashes it open with a bat, causing the release of bright blue smoke – indicating that the couple are expecting a boy.
In May Louise penned a heartfelt announcement where she revealed she had reached the 12 week mark of her pregnancy.
Play ball! In the sweet clip, Louise and Ryan are seen wandering through a field while the reality personality tosses a baseball up in the air
Aw! Louise then tosses the ball to Ryan who smashes it open with a bat, causing the release of bright blue smoke – indicating that the couple are expecting a boy
Elated: The couple ran into each others arms as they celebrated the news
It’s a baby! Louise and Ryan appeared overjoyed by the news
Louise told her followers that the journey so far has been ‘challenging’, after previously suffering a miscarriage earlier this year.
Louise opened up about how she has been feeling since discovering she was pregnant again, as she admitted she feared history would repeat itself.
Alongside the candid passage, Louise shared pictures of herself and Ryan holding a baby scan and a pair of tiny white trainers.
Baby joy! Louise revealed she is expecting a baby with her fiancé Ryan in May
In March, Louise revealed she suffered a ‘devastating’ miscarriage earlier this year in a heartbreaking Instagram post.
She posted a picture to her social media showing a tiny baby bump along with another snap of her positive pregnancy test.
Louise explained that she and her fiancé Ryan had lost their baby shortly after finding out that they were expecting their first child.
The TV personality explained how she ‘had no idea it was possible to love someone that I’d never met quite so much’ and said fertility can be a ‘rough and overwhelming ride’.
Devastating news: Louise revealed she suffered a ‘devastating’ miscarriage earlier this year in a heartbreaking Instagram post in March
Last month, Louise opened up about how she was rushed to hospital after coughing up blood amid fears a suspected clot could spark more baby heartbreak following her tragic miscarriage.
Louise revealed she’s endured a difficult pregnancy after feeling unwell and being in a ‘high risk category’ due to her autoimmune condition, causing her to have more frequent scans.
In an exclusive interview, Louise admitted she’s fearful of not delivering a healthy baby after miscarrying earlier this year but vows she can handle any future challenges as a new mother once she’s reached the final ‘goalpost’ and given birth.
‘It hasn’t been the easiest road’: Louise rushed to hospital after coughing up blood amid fears a clot could spark more baby heartbreak following her tragic miscarriage
Louise told MailOnline: ‘In the beginning I was so happy just to see the two lines on the stick. I was elated. We have wanted another addition to the family for years.
‘I spoke openly about having a miscarriage earlier in the year and it hasn’t been the easiest road to get here so, we’re trying to feel grateful but at the same time I’d be lying if I said I found pregnancy easy. There seems to be a new hurdle every month.
‘Everyone’s experience is different, some people find it a doddle and they feel guilty for saying how easy they found it but I almost feel guilty saying how hard I find it because there are people that can’t get pregnant in the first place.
‘There have been a number of scans and I was quite unwell about three weeks ago. I had to go to Chelsea and Westminster hospital because I was coughing up blood.
‘I had to have scans because they were worried I had a blood clot. The chance of getting a blood clot in pregnancy is a lot higher than not in pregnancy, and I have an autoimmune condition as well. I spent 24 hours there and everything came back fine but because of my condition I’m in a high risk category.’
‘I was quite unwell’: Louise (pictured), revealed she’s endured a difficult pregnancy and is in a ‘high risk category’ due to her autoimmune condition
‘I just want to get to that end point’: In an exclusive interview, Louise admitted she’s fearful of not delivering a healthy baby after miscarrying earlier this year
Despite feeling unnerved by her experiences during pregnancy, Louise, who’s due in November, is relieved to have finally passed the six-month milestone.
She added: ‘For me, delivering a healthy baby, that’s where all my fears lie. Anything that comes after that I can handle.
‘I just want to get to that end point in one shape and for it to all turn out well. Anyone that has had fertility issues or a miscarriage, the fear that it will end before that goalpost…
‘The good news is I am about six and a half months now. I shouldn’t even think about this but I am someone that knows all the stats, babies can be delivered prematurely so, I feel like I’m in a really comfortable place now.’
‘I’m in a comfortable place’: Despite feeling unnerved by her experiences during pregnancy, Louise, who’s due in November, is relieved to have finally passed the six-month milestone