Made In Chelsea original Caggie Dunlop has revealed she’s pregnant with her first child, sharing the news in a sweet Instagram post on Wednesday.
The star, who appeared on the E4 show for three series before leaving in 2012, revealed she’s set to welcome a baby with her boyfriend, who she has not named.
Caggie shared the happy news alongside a video documenting the first months of her ‘surreal’ pregnancy journey, admitting she’s ‘in awe of her body and what women do and create.’
She also shared that she and her boyfriend are keeping her baby’s gender a ‘surprise’, and they ‘cannot wait’ to meet them.
Her caption read: ‘Our little spirit baby is on the way. In May!! Another Taurus, like me.
‘It still feels surreal to say. Pregnany has been a wild ride, and in just three months, we’ll be meeting this new little soul. I keep looking at my tummy grow and am in awe of my body and of women and what we do and what we create, It’s pure magic.
Made In Chelsea original Caggie Dunlop has revealed she’s pregnant with her first child, sharing the news in a sweet Instagram post on Wednesday
The star, who appeared on the E4 show for three series before leaving in 2012, revealed she’s set to welcome a baby with her boyfriend (pictured), who she has not named
‘I’ve been taking things day by day, learning as I go. There’s so much information out there about pregnancy and motherhood, what you should or shouldn’t do, that it can feel overwhelming, so I’ve instinctively kept this time quiet and sacred and trusted in my body and what it’s telling me. But now, I’m excited to share it with you all.
‘I’m really enjoying this stage of pregnancy (despite the insomnia and perpetual tiredness!).
‘The kicks are especially wonderful, especially when we sing to the baby and it starts kicking around.
‘We’ve decided to keep the gender a surprise so we are constantly guessing and wondering who this little person will be… what we do know if that whoever they are, they are already deeply loved and we cannot wait to meet them.’
Many of Caggie’s former Made In Chelsea co-stars offered their congratulations in the comments, with Millie Mackintosh writing: ‘I can’t wait to meet him or her!! So so happy for you.’
Hugo Taylor wrote: ‘Love ya,’ while Emma Louise Connolly, who is married to MIC star Ollie Proudlock, gushed: ‘the best.’
Caggie shot to fame on MIC when the show launched over ten years ago as she joined the likes of Spencer Matthews, Hugo Taylor and Millie Mackintosh in the original line up.
She has kept her love life relatively under wraps since leaving Made In Chelsea in 2012 after three series on the E4 show but does share the rare loved-up snap with her current partner, who she has not named.
Caggie shared the happy news alongside a video documenting the first months of her ‘surreal’ pregnancy journey, admitting she’s ‘in awe of her body and what women do and create’
Many of Caggie’s former Made In Chelsea co-stars offered their congratulations in the comments
She also shared that she and her boyfriend are keeping her baby’s gender a ‘surprise’, and they ‘cannot wait’ to meet them
During her reality television days, Caggie’s will they/won’t they relationship with co-star Spencer (pictured together) – who is now married to Vogue Williams – was heavily documented
Caggie is pictured on the show with fellow OGs Millie and Hugo who are now married and share two daughters
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During her reality television days, Caggie’s will they/won’t they relationship with co-star Spencer – who is now married to Vogue Williams – was heavily documented.
In terms of her career Caggie launched her very own podcast, Saturn Returns, during lockdown.
On the podcast she chats to a plethora of experts on a whole range if subjects including sex and relationships, spirituality and diet culture.
She recently reflected on her time on Made In Chelsea with Tatler, saying: ‘Made in Chelsea gave me PTSD!’
‘I wanted to be a certain person in order to fit in… I was living for other people, or [being] what I thought I needed to be.
I wasn’t really paying much attention to who I really was. I concealed the more melancholic aspects of myself that would write poetry.’