Pregnant Rachel Riley and husband Pasha Kovalev share a passionate kiss as they enjoy a night out together at Cabaret All Stars
They’re preparing to welcome their second child together.
And Rachel Riley, 35, and her husband Pasha Kovalev, 41, enjoyed a night off from parenting duties on Friday as they attended a Cabaret All Stars show in London.
The loved-up couple shared a passionate kiss together during the show as they sipped on some drinks.
Smooch: Rachel Riley, 35, and her husband Pasha Kovalev, 41, enjoyed a night off from parenting duties on Friday as they attended a Cabaret All Stars show in London, stealing a kiss during the show
The pair cuddled up together and posed for a selfie on Rachel’s mobile phone while holding on to their drinks.
Countdown star Rachel wore a black dress and styled her long blonde tresses in a loose curls for the romantic date.
She looked sensational before the show as she posed for pictures cradling her growing baby bump and rocked a chic dress with fringe detail for the outing.
Pasha also cut a smart figure for the outing and put on a colourful display in a tartan blazer paired with a red jumper.
Sweet: The loved-up couple shared a passionate kiss together during the show as they enjoyed some drinks and a show before snuggling up for a selfie
Family: The dancer and his wife are currently expecting their second child and Pasha said he is ‘trying to protect her as much as I can by providing a safe environment at home’
He completed his look with a pair of velvet trousers and ensured his locks were impeccably combed back into a near hairstyle.
The couple are excitedly preparing to welcome their second child into the world and already share their daughter Maven, who is 18 months old.
It comes after Pasha recently revealed he is trying to protect his wife from cruel online comments sent by internet trolls.
As the dancer and Rachel are expecting their second child, Pasha said he is ‘trying to protect her as much as I can by providing a safe environment at home’.
He added: ‘That’s all I can do and try to direct her attention to the good things.’
Hurtful: Pasha also revealed he worries how cruel online trolls’ hurtful messages to his wife Rachel could affect their unborn baby
Speaking to OK!, the Strictly star added he steers away from cruel online comments aimed at Rachel, admitting: ‘I never look at comments online and Rachel is trying to get a point across about racial abuse or domestic violence and she gets back very ridiculous messages.
‘People completely miss the point and speak about something irrelevant.’
His comments came a month after he revealed he worries how trolls’ hurtful messages could affect their unborn baby.
Speaking to The Mirror, he said: ‘I definitely can see how it stresses her. The smallest stress affects how the baby’s development is going.’
He said: ‘I definitely can see how it stresses her. The smallest stress affects how the baby’s development is going.’
Baby news! Rachel announced she was expecting her second child by unveiling the news with a hilarious Countdown conundrum
The performer added that he hates seeing hate flourish online where there is less accountability.
He explained: ‘If you come up to someone on the street and tell them something like that, you’re probably going to get some sort of repercussion.
‘Online there’s a limited amount of repercussion, and it opens a floodgate. It should be stopped.’
Rachel previously revealed the stress of receiving hateful messages online stopped her first daughter, Maven, from kicking when she was pregnant with herThe Countdown star had been a vocal critic of Jeremy Corbyn and the anti-antisemitism row in the Labour Party and received horrific messages online as a result.
Continuing the trend: In 2019 Rachel announced her first pregnancy with a similar Countdown conundrum, posting a jumbled teaser that spelt the word ‘maternity’