PREGNANT Ferne McCann has revealed her plans to "give birth on TV" as she counts down to welcoming her second child.
The former The Only Way Is Essex star, who is already mum to Sunday, five, is set to give birth in a matter of weeks.
Ferne, 32, opened up on wanting to give birth to her second child while filming for her ITV2 series First Time Mum.
The mother-of-one wants to document the big moment as part of the 11th series of her reality programme.
“I really want my birth on the show,” Ferne told OK! magazine. "I want to have that moment.
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"We’re currently in discussions with Lorri because obviously before when I was pregnant with Sunday, it was just me as a single parent.
“But now obviously doing this experience with him, I do have to cross things past him, so we’re currently in discussions, but I just want to capture that moment.”
Ferne didn't give away any further details about her birth, other than revealing that she has "a vision" for what it will look like.
It comes after Ferne showed off her huge baby bump as she posed for a snap with her former co-star James Argent.
The pair were all smiles as they cosied up at a red carpet event for the photo.
Ferne, who is expecting her second child with her fiance Lorrie Haines, looked stunning in a bright green gown.
She donned the neon dress to head to her Shoorah app launch party in London last night, where she was joined by Arg, 35.
Ferne, who is already mum to daughter Sunday, five, styled her hair in a neat up-do.
She glammed up with make-up - including a bright red lipstick - for the snap with her blossoming baby bump on full show.
Meanwhile, her former co-star Arg opted for a colourful jumper and tight-fitting cream trousers.
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It comes after Ferne and her beau Lorrie launched their new app, which focuses on "mental health and well being".
Taking to Instagram, Ferne penned: "We have both been on a journey of self discovery and self work. And through our personal experiences we have learnt some incredible tools."
