Laura Woods Kisses Fiancé in Sweet NYC Moments

looks to have made the most of her time over in the US as she took to Instagram on Saturday with a sweet collection of snaps. 

The TV star, 38, has been presenting 's coverage of the World Cup, however amid the football she has also made sure to make memories with her fiancé Adam Collard and son Leo, 19 months. 

The presenter, who is expecting her second child with , cradled her bump in one snap before she kissed the former Love Island star's cheek in another. 

Laura also posted an array of shots of Leo enjoying himself as well as some work snaps alongside her fellow presenting colleagues, including .  

Last week, Laura joked their 'baby doesn’t know how lucky they are' after attending the huge game which saw knock out with a 2-1 victory. 

Laura looked stunning in a grey ribbed T-shirt dress which showed off her baby bump as she presented in the Dallas Stadium. 

Styling her blonde tresses loose in curls, she kept comfortable in a pair of grey Adidas trainers and simply accessorised with a silver necklace. 

She wrote: 'World Cup Semi Final, this baby doesn’t know how lucky they are'.

Adam, 30, and Laura went public with their relationship after they began dating in October 2023.

They got engaged in September 2024 after he proposed on a beach in St Ives, Cornwall. 

Last year Laura opened up about and revealed how her baby Leo brought her comfort.

Laura was 11 weeks pregnant when she miscarried and fell pregnant again a month later, with the couple then welcoming Leo.

Adam recently broke down in tears in an episode of Celebrity SAS as he recalled the miscarriage, and since Laura has  

Sharing a clip of Adam on the show on Instagram, Laura wrote: 'We really had some very awful times last year, but this big, beautiful man has got me through every one of them. And I've been so very proud watching him on this x.'

In another post, she went on to open up about how amid the 'confusing' feelings of grief for the baby she lost, her baby Leo has helped her find comfort.

She said: 'Sometimes I look at Leo and I think of the baby we'll never meet, while also knowing we wouldn't have Leo without it happening. 

'It's a very confusing feeling. When it happened a wonderful nurse in the hospital said to me - this little one wasn't meant for this world, so this process is its way of keeping you safe. 

'And that really did fill me with a lot of comfort. So I thought I'd share that in case there's anyone reading that has been affected by miscarriage too. Lots of love.'