All About IVFWashington [US], October 5 (ANI): Pregnant Victoria’s Secret model Elsa Hosk recently revealed that she’s having a baby girl.
Elsa shared a pregnancy photoshoot on Instagram with the caption, “Babygirl,” which let fans in on the sex of her soon-to-be-born baby with boyfriend Tom Daly. As reported by E!News, fans were thrilled for the model, with some pointing out that fellow model Gigi Hadid just gave birth to a baby girl with boyfriend Zayn Malik. Romee Strijd, another member of Victoria’s Secret model squad, is also pregnant and getting ready to welcome a girl.
Elsa revealed her pregnancy news on Instagram only days ago. “Been keeping this angel in my belly a secret for a while…Feeling beyond excited and lucky to be having a baby and begin the next chapter of life with the man of my dreams!!!!” she wrote on Tuesday, adding that she was “Half way there.”
On the post, Romee excitedly commented, “YAY YAY YAY!! Can’t wait for playdates.” Elsa and Tom, the founder of running sunglasses brand District Vision, have dated for about five years.
According to E!News, in November of 2018, Tom posted of photo of him and Elsa with a baby on her birthday–but was quick to clarify the pic with a note. “[disclaimer: not our child],” Tom joked.
It’s likely the next baby pic these two put on Instagram will be a baby girl who is all theirs.
Source: ANI
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