POLDARK star Eleanor Tomlinson has revealed she’s pregnant with her first child.
The actress, who married rugby star husband Will Owen two years ago, announced their happy news on Instagram today.
Eleanor, 32, posted a picture of a baby vest with ‘baby Owen’ emblazoned on the front and wrote: “Can’t wait to meet you, little one.”
Fans flocked to send their congratulatory posts, with one writing: “Wonderful news for the pair of you!!”
Another said: “Congratulations guys this is amazing news.”
A third wrote: “Oh my god. Congrats congrats congrats to you both – how exciting!!”
The couple tied the knot at a picturesque setting in the Cotswolds in 2022.
Eleanor looked elegant on the day in a white Provonias wedding dress which she teamed with Christian Laboutin heels.
The actress, who played Demelza – the wife of Aidan Turner’s titular hero – in BBC drama Poldark, kissed her real life husband on the steps of Euridge Manor.
She shared a trio of wedding photographs on Instagram and wrote: “When a Miss becomes a Mrs.
“I love you.
“The best weekend of our lives. The biggest thank you to all our family and friends…”
The Manor’s official social media account congratulated the couple after their special day.
It said: “An incredible weekend with this gorgeous couple and their family.
“Eleanor and Will once again huge congratulations! You’re the most kind and loving human beings. Can’t wait to share more from this gorgeous wedding.”
The Sun exclusively revealed Eleanor and Will – who has played for Leicester Tigers, Doncaster Knights and Nottingham Rugby Club – were dating in 2020.
The couple isolated during the first coronavirus lockdown with Will’s family in Coventry.
A source said at the time: “The pair have been seeing each other for quite a few months and are absolutely smitten.
“She gets on really well with his family and they decided to be together with them during quarantine.
“It’s been a while since her last boyfriend. She took her time, didn’t rush into anything and she really thinks things can go far with Will who is a proper man’s man.”
