Camilla Kerslake and her husband Chris Robshaw put on a loved-up display for their first out since announcing they are expecting their second child together.
The classical singer, 35, took to Instagram last week to reveal that she was pregnant with her second son with the former rugby union player, 38.
After announcing their happy news, Camilla and Chris stepped out together for the opening of the Diamond Lab’s flagship store in London on Wednesday evening.
Camilla looked elegant in a striking red fitted cap-sleeved dress, which was in a crepe-like fabric and had a split up the left side, as well as a pair of nude stilettos.
She cradled her growing bump as her husband Chris tenderly wrapped his arm around her.
Camilla Kerslaw and her husband Chris Robshaw put on a loved-up display for their first out since announcing they are expecting their second child together on Wednesday
Chris looked dapper for the evening in a pair of plaid trousers, a white t-shirt and a khaki bomber jacket.
Announcing the pregnancy, Camilla shared a snap of herself in a bikini on the beach with her three-year-old son Wilding, as he played in the sand.
‘Happy #NationalSonDay to my earthside boy & the one I’m currently cooking,’ she wrote. I can’t wait to see what kind, courageous, clever & compassionate men you become.
‘You and Daddy have my whole heart #Mumma #MummatToBe.’
Camilla’s post was flooded with congratulatory messages as she confirmed she was expecting another son.
In November, Camilla and Chris looked cosy as they co-hosted A Captain’s Christmas charity event.
The couple posed for cosy snaps together before taking to the stage together at the St John’s Waterloo.
Camilla put on a glamorous display for the occasion in a stunning off-the-shoulder red tulle gown with layered sleeves.
After announcing their happy news, Camilla and Chris stepped out together for the opening of the Diamond Lab’s flagship store in London on Wednesday evening
The classical singer, 35, took to Instagram last week to reveal that she was pregnant with her second son with the former rugby union player, 38
Announcing the pregnancy, Camilla shared a snap of herself in a bikini on the beach with her three-year-old son Wilding, as he played in the sand
She added a few extra inches to her frame in a pair of red strapped stilettos and coordinated her ensemble with a bold slick of red lipstick.
Meanwhile, her husband Chris – who she tied the knot with in 2018 – cut a dapper figure in a plum suit with a coordinated tie.
Camilla also showed off her soprano talents as she put on a beautiful performance for guests at the charity event.
The carol service was hosted by the couple’s charity the Kerslake Robshaw Foundation and saw an array of stars attend.
Their charity aims to provide a creative outlet for children to be able to socialise and stay active through music and sport.
Camilla and Chris have dedicated the Foundation’s support to I Choose Freedom, helping mothers and young children in shelters in their trauma recovery using music and sports.
The Foundation also helps young athletes and artists from working class backgrounds progress their future careers.
Camilla put on a loved-up display with her husband Chris as they co-hosted A Captain’s Christmas charity event in November
The pair flashed huge smiles as they posed for cosy snaps together before taking to the stage to host
Camilla put on a glamorous display for the occasion in a stunning off-the-shoulder red tulle gown with layered sleeves
Chris said: ‘Camilla and I are passionate about supporting young people and their families in taking seriously the prospect of a career in the sports or arts.
‘We worry about the future and the growing disparities and think each child should have the same opportunities as any other on and off the pitch.
‘We’re incredibly grateful for the support given to us tonight and thank everyone who has donated.’
While Camilla added: ‘Coming from a working-class background and being in the classical music world hasn’t been easy. I want future generations of working-class artists to have role models like them to aspire to.
‘I’m worried this won’t happen if research continues to show further declines in working class creatives.
‘Investing in the arts and in diversity benefits not just our economy but our health, happiness and most importantly brings people together.’
