Congratulations are in order as Pixie Lott and her husband Oliver Cheshire have welcomed their first child.
The Voice Kids star announced she was pregnant in June, sharing the happy news on her Instagram page with a snap of her and fashion entrepreneur Oliver holding her scan pictures.
It has since been reported that the couple, who tied the knot last year, have welcomed their baby, with pictures showing them out on a stroll with a buggy.
While Pixie or Oliver have not yet announced the birth of their baby, The Daily Mail reports that the couple were seen taking the adorable newborn from the back of a car in a car seat, before attaching it to a stroller.
Related: The Teletubbies sun baby announces she's pregnant
Pictures obtained exclusively by the publication show Pixie glowing as she and Oliver donned matching casual tops and jeans, while their newborn was snapped in a plain white babygrow.
Digital Spy has reached out to representatives for Pixie Lott for comment.
On announcing her pregnancy, Pixie debuted her blossoming baby bump while sharing her excitement over the impending arrival.
"We are beyond excited to announce we are expecting our first child together and cannot wait to start a family of our own," she wrote in the caption.
Related: Jeremy Kyle reveals wife is pregnant with his sixth child
Speaking to British Vogue, she explained how the news coincided with some very special family news.
"I was approaching the 28-week mark by the time we celebrated our first anniversary on 6 June, and we just feel very lucky that it's all working out," she said. "My sister had her first baby in December, and funnily enough my brother is also going to be a dad this November, so the timing is amazing."
She revealed that she and Oliver knew the sex of the little one, but didn't plan to share that information publicly, saying: "We were so excited to find out, it's nice to keep that information just for us."
Freelance Reporter, Digital Spy
Rebecca is a freelance journalist who specialises in TV and film. After beginning her career as a digital entertainment journalist for the Express & Star and Shropshire Star, she embarked on a freelance career in 2021 contributing to the likes of Metro UK, The Sun, WhatCulture, Screen Rant, FilmHounds Magazine and more.
Her particular field of interest is horror cinema and she has written for genre publications such as Ghouls Magazine and Moving Pictures Film Club.
