HOLLYOAKS star Chelsee Healey proudly showed off her blossoming baby bump in see-through green cover-up.
The actress, 35, held her tummy as she pulled a variety of poses in her summery outfit.
Chelsee, who plays Goldie McQueen on the show, wore black underwear and draped an olive green lace gown over the top.
The gown featured a large cut-out section for her bump to shine through.
" Can you believe i’m Going to Be A mummy of 2?" she wrote in the comment section.
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Love Island's Lana Jenkins replied: "Chel you look beautiful glowing."
"Yes I can!" another wrote.
"Loook at you sisss looking all golden," a third chimed.
She told fans that she was expecting her second child last month.
The brunette beauty shared a stunning image with her daughter Coco, where she revealed her bare baby bump.
Chelsee penned: “Baby Number 2. I am Not Sure me Or the world Is Ready For Another Coco! But WE are more than Ready.
“For as Long as Coco could talk she has asked for a Baby sister or Brother.
"Feel beyond blessed to be giving her her wish and being a mummy of 2 and I can’t wait to have another baba to Love unconditionally.
“We cannot wait to meet you Our Baby Love.”
In the photos, Chelsee wears denim jeans and a white shirt which is left open to reveal her bump.
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The stylish actress looks as glam as ever with her brunette locks styled down and a stunning makeup look.
She also shared a photo of one of her scans.
The actress has raised Coco as a single mum after she split from Coco's dad Jack Malloy.
Chelsee and Coco's father parted ways for good not long after she gave birth to her little girl in July 2017, after an on/off relationship.
She has previously opened up about vile Twitter trolls branding her daughter a "monkey" when she was just two years of age.
Speaking about the messages sent to her via social media the Hollyoaks actress told The Daily Star: "My daughter gets sent racist abuse through social media.
"I've been sent a lot of messages about Coco. When it's about an innocent child it's not nice. It's heartbreaking."
