Radio 1 Xtra’s Yinka Bokinni confirmed her pregnancy as she took to the BRITs red carpet at London’s O2 Arena on Saturday.
The host, 35, looked sensational in a green satin dress that hugged her blossoming bump, which she cradled while interviewing stars ahead of the ceremony.
She completed the ensemble towering silver platforms and beamed as she announced her wonderful news to the world.
Yinka, who has never publicly discussed her personal life, later took to Instagram to a announce ‘Baby’s 1st Brits’.
The beauty also shared a slew of behind the scenes snaps from the event, including one from her dressing room where she showed off her baby bump.
Radio 1 Xtra’s Yinka Bokinni, 35, confirmed her pregnancy as she took to the BRITs red carpet at London’s O2 Arena on Saturday.
The host looked sensational in a green satin dress that hugged her blossoming bump, which she cradled while interviewing stars ahead of the ceremony
The ceremony is hosted by Maya Jama, Roman Kemp and Clara Amfo, and will also feature a series of guest presenters throughout.
Dua Lipa is set to open the show with Mastercard while Kylie Minogue will give the closing performance.
Ellie Goulding and Calvin Harris, Raye and Becky Hill with Chase & Status will also take to the stage.
A record 98 artists are up for the new 2024 BRIT award, which has been designed by British visual artist and painter Rachel Jones.
Leading the pack is Raye, who has broken the record for garnering the most nominations in a single year, with seven in total.
The British singer, 26, is up for Album Of The Year for her long-awaited debut album My 21st Century Blues. Her third single, Escapism, is nominated for Song of the Year.
Raye is also included in the five strong Best New Artist category and will also compete as a nominee in the categories for R&B Act and Pop Act.
She has beat reigning champions Craig David, Robbie Williams and the Gorillaz who all had been nominated for six awards in previous years.
The non-gendered Artist Of The Year Award sparked outrage last year, after it replaced individual Male and Female categories, but then failed to include any female or non-binary artists among its five nominations.
She completed the ensemble towering silver platforms and beamed as she announced her wonderful news to the world
Yinka, who has never publicly discussed her personal life, later took to Instagram to a announce ‘Baby’s 1st Brits’
The beauty also shared a slew of behind the scenes snaps from the event, including one from her dressing room where she showed off her baby bump
This year however, thanks in part to the category being doubled in size, there are six female nominees out of the 10, including Raye.
Arlo Parks, Jessie Ware, Lil Simz, Olivia Sims and Dua Lipa make up the female nominees, while Central Cee, Dave, J. Hus and Fred Again… are also nominated.
This year’s BRIT Awards will be live on ITV on March 2 at 8pm.