Since Cally Jane Beech and Luis Morrison welcomed the first Love Island baby back in 2017, the likes of Cara de la Hoyde, Tyla Carr, and Emma-Jane Woodhams have all given birth, and now there is going to be another one!
Love Island 2015 winner Jess Hayes has announced she's expecting her first child with her fiancé Dan Lawry. Taking to Instagram to share the happy news, Jess posted a cute photo of herself and Dan and wrote, '👫👶🏼Baby Lawry arriving 9th July 2019 ❤️ So relieved I can finally reveal this news, it's been super hard to hide for months I've been a bit quiet dealing with sickness , tiredness, bad skin you know the rest 😂but the belly is growing and it's pretty much impossible to hide now🤰🏼It definitely was a surprise and wow what a blessing this is, I cannot wait to meet this special little human, you are going to be so loved! Feeling so grateful and excited to start this new journey and fall in love.' [sic]
Fans of the reality star were quick to comment on the photo, one user wrote, 'Congratulations 💛💛💛', with another adding, 'Congratulations! Excited for you. Enjoy your pregnancy🤰.' A third then added, 'Omg congratulations babe 😍🙌🏼'.
Jess, who famously won the first rebooted series of Love Island alongside Max Morley in 2015, announced her engagement to Dan Lawry last year, after the pair got together earlier in the year.
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Rewinding back a few years, Jess' romance with Max Morley came to an end just six weeks after they left the villa as winners.
Max started dating Love Island 2018 star Laura Anderson last year, but after just three months of dating, the couple announced they'd split on Instagram.
Jess and Dan's baby is due in July 2019. 👶
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