Shamed Stephen Bear's fiancée Jessica Smith got tongues wagging with a cryptic and quickly-deleted post this afternoon.
She sparked pregnancy speculation following a now removed post, months after her boyfriend was sent to jail.
The disgraced reality star, 33, was sentenced to 21 months in prison at the beginning of March after secretly recording a video of him and ex-girlfriend Georgia Harrison having sex.
The model, 22, has stayed by his side - and is planning their wedding while he is inside.
Uploading a snap of herself on Instagram, she captioned the pic “mommy?"
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Jessica Smith stood by Stephen Bear's side at Chelmsford Crown Court (PA)
Her 'mommy' photo didn't stay on social media for long (Instagram/jessicalilysmith_)Jessica then swiftly got rid of it - but not before many of her followers noticed.
She is happy that she has been granted more visiting time but says she won't be satisfied until he is released from prison.
Jurors heard how Bear secretly filmed himself and Georgia in the act in his garden on CCTV.
The former reality star pulled up to court in a Rolls Royce and a posed for selfies whilst puffing on a cigar.
Jessica has stuck around and said: “I get to see Stephen once a week now yayyyy, gonna make the time go soooo much quicker.
Bear was sentenced to 21 months in prison in March (Twitter/@stephen__bear)“Can’t wait til he’s home with me.”
In April, she answered a fan's question about how she has been feeling.
She said: "I don't think I'll ever be OK until I get Stephen back, but I've sort of adjusted to being on my own in a way.
"Me and Stephen lived together, we did everything together, so to have him taken from me I've had to learn to do everything on my own again. I'm doing OK. I'm doing better than what I was."
After being sentenced, Bear addressed the court, saying: "Have a good weekend everyone."
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Georgia was in the courtroom when the guilty verdict was read out in December. Bear remained calm when the verdict was delivered but at the end, in the dock, he said: "From the beginning, it was never a fair trial, I was always fighting a losing battle."
After Bear was found guilty last year, Georgia said: “I hope me taking a stand gives other men and women who have fallen victim to revenge porn the courage to seek justice and most importantly show them that they have absolutely nothing to be ashamed of.”
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