Lottie Tomlinson showcased her growing baby bump while teasing a ‘last bump pic’ before welcoming her second child.
The younger sister of One Direction star Louis Tomlinson, 26, revealed over the festive period she was due in January 2025.
The influencer and her fiancé Lewis Burton, 32, are already parents to two-year-old Lucky, and will soon welcome a baby girl.
Lottie posed up for a few stunning mirror snaps in a grey tank and cosy white trousers as she displayed her bump.
‘Could this be the last bump pic,’ she seemed to ask rhetorically in the caption not hiding her thrill.
Taking to her Instagram Stories last month, Lottie explained that as she was so close to giving birth she was unable to travel from London to her hometown of Doncaster to spend Christmas day with her family – a fact she was ‘finding quite hard’ to deal with.
Lottie Tomlinson, 26, showcased her growing baby bump while teasing a ‘last bump pic’ before welcoming her second child
Lottie posed up for a few stunning mirror snaps in a grey tank and cosy white trousers as she displayed her bump
Lottie opened up about her pregnancy in the Q&A where she also revealed she and partner Lewis had already picked a name for the tot.
When one fan asked ‘When will this baby be born’ alongside an angry emoji, the influencer replied : ‘I feel ya, she’s due in a few weeks so she’ll come when she’s ready’.
Then Lottie shared a beaming family snap alongside twin sisters Phoebe and Daisy, 20, after another follower enquired if she would ‘up north for Christmas’.
She answered: ‘I am having to stay in London because my due date is so close. Which I’m finding quite hard but everyone is coming down to see me during the Christmas break so I’m excited about that’
‘Next year I’ll be back up there with our baby girl’.
Back in July, Lottie posted a sweet clip to Instagram announcing she was expecting her second child with her fiancé Lewis.
She looked glowing in the beach-side video as she showed off her growing bump in a white co-ord.
Lottie penned in the caption: ‘Our little family is growing we feel so excited and blessed that another beautiful baby is joining us in Jan 2025.’
The influencer and her fiancé Lewis Burton, 32, are already parents to two-year-old Lucky, and will soon welcome a daughter
Last month, Lottie explained that as she was so close to giving birth she was unable to travel from London to her hometown of Doncaster to spend Christmas day with her family
Lottie and Lewis got engaged in November 2023. She was whisked off her feet when Lewis popped the question in Paris – after three years of dating.
At the time of their proposal, the couple shared video footage of the moment Lewis got down on one knee.
Lewis took Lottie and son Lucky off for a weekend getaway and pulled out all the stops with decorating the hotel room for the romantic proposal.
The former tennis player created a path of red rose petals and candles to lead a glamorous Lottie to him where he got down on one knee.
With their son present to witness the magical moment, Lewis pulled out a huge diamond ring.
Despite all her recent celebrations, Lottie revealed last month that it had not been plain sailing being a mother for the first time and that she’s struggled to come to terms with the death of her own mother, Johannah, who died in 2016 from leukaemia.
The star told The Mail: ‘The hardest part of becoming a mother myself has been not having my own around to witness it.’
‘When things went wrong in labour, I cried out to Mum, asking her to help me. After my son was finally born, the pain of knowing she would never hold him brought fresh agony.’
Lottie opened up about her pregnancy in the Q&A where she also revealed she and partner Lewis had already picked a name for the tot
Lottie said she believed the little one would not be born until the New Year
Fans were also keen to learn more about her relationship with One Direction star brother Louis
Despite all the celebrations, Lottie revealed she’s struggled to come to terms with the death of her own mother, Johannah, who died in 2016 from leukaemia (pictured wth Louis in 2015)
Sadly for the family, Lottie’s sister Félicité Tomlinson lost her life following an accidental overdose three years later, after taking a fatal concoction of anti-anxiety medication, cocaine and painkillers
‘And whenever I hit challenges – such as breastfeeding struggles – I didn’t want to ask anyone else for help.’
‘If I couldn’t ask her, I told myself, I would just have to work it out for myself, which has obviously made life harder still. But I guess my stubbornness was yet another expression of my grief.’
Lottie has said how her maternal instinct that encouraged her to give up her career to care for her siblings after their mother’s death from cancer.
Lottie halted her plans to step into a maternal role for her five younger siblings – Félicité, then 16, twins Phoebe and Daisy, 12, and twins Doris and Ernie, who were only two – along with her grandmother and the younger twins’ father Dan.
Her mother Johannah Deakin died from leukaemia seven months aged 43 after she was diagnosed in 2016 when Lottie was just 18 years old.
Johannah and Lottie’s father, who she was estranged from, had split up four years before and her mother’s death prompted her move home to Doncaster.
Detailing how she moved back home, Lottie in book Lucky Girl: ‘I needed to be there for the little ones. It was just an instinct. And we’ve all got that in us because of how my mum brought us up. We’re all very maternal and we all care about each other so much. My work was important to me but nothing’s more important than your family and they needed me.’
