THERE were three telling clues that gave away that Towie’s Georgia Kousoulou was secretly pregnant.
Earlier today Georgia and Tommy revealed the happy news that they are expecting their second child after their heartbreaking miscarriage.
The couple, who started dating in 2014 after meeting on ITVBe‘s Towie, are already parents to son Brody, three.
Last year Georgia and shoe designer Tommy shared the heartbreaking news that she had suffered a miscarriage after their baby had not survived and she needed an operation.
Months later she revealed that at their 12 week scan they were told about a rare chromosome disorder, called triploid syndrome – and that meant their baby had no chance of survival.
Today the couple, who secretly got married last year, shared their news on Instagram with a sweet montage of clips throughout Georgia’s pregnancy journey.
They revealed that they had undergone IVF to have a little girl, who will be born at the end of this year.
Let’s take a look at the clues that hinted Georgia was expecting before announcing the news…
Two weeks ago, Georgia and Tommy celebrated their son Brody’s third birthday with an epic Spiderman-themed bash.
Georgia opted for a brown co-ord that perfectly hid her growing bump.
Meanwhile in another post from earlier this month Georgia opted to film part of the sponsored ad from behind.
The advert, for Fiji water, saw Georgia and son Brody at the kitchen counter cutting up an apple – which helped hide Georgia’s bump.
Later on in the post the pair walked out into the front drive to put the water bottles in the recycling bin.
Back in January, Georgia dropped a clue that they were discussing trying for a baby again.
She told OK! Magazine: “I have gone through all the emotions.
“I wouldn’t have been able to get through it without my mum, Tommy and Tommy’s mum. We are all in it together
“Although I will be over the moon, I do think I will get that worry.
“Mine [baby loss] was a chromosome issue and a really rare case and they have said to me it is not going to happen again.
“But I think you are always going to be scared.
“You want to check everything is going to be OK.”
Georgia and Tommy revealed their happy news in an Instagram post today.
The pair wrote: “Our little rainbow baby due December 
“Words can’t express the emotions we have , we have prayed , wished & with a little help it’s happened..
“I can’t thank my team enough 
Rehan salim you are the best ivf specialist – I’m so blessed we met you. & Michelle my amazing nurse who helped me every step of the way!
“These guys made my experience with ivf so much better than I could of even imagined . & thank you to our Michaela for being there through it all
“I was so scared as all the things I had heard beforehand but they were simply the best & held my hand the whole way through .thank you for giving us the best gift of all
“To anyone watching who is suffering .. I am with you & i know how you feel.
“I pray this post doesn’t trigger you. I know how hard it is seeing announcements .
“Please know you are not alone & please don’t give up hope..”
The couple got engaged in 2022.
They tied the knot last year.
Tommy grew his brand and made his fortune from humble beginning that saw him grow up on a council estate in London
While Tommy might be living a life of luxury now; treating himself to a customised Ferrari and flying around the world – it wasn’t always like that for the dad-of-one.
He grew up on a council estate in North London and left school with no GCSEs.
His upbringing is what actually inspired him to create his footwear brand, as he was bullied at school for the clothes he wore.
The businessman said that he was humiliated when he was just 12 because his family couldn’t afford to buy him fashionable trainers.
He trained as a carpenter after school before joining the cast of Towie – which is where he met his fiancée Georgia.
Speaking about his childhood, he told MailOnline: “I feel like at one point in my life I definitely could have had the potential to go down the wrong path but ultimately, I knew that I wanted to do things the right way and to succeed.
“So staying on the right track was important to me.”
His shoe brand is favored by the likes of Drake, Olly Murs, Craig David, and Will.i.am.
He launched Mallet in 2015 and by 2020 the business had clocked up 11.8million sales.
His shoes and apparel is stocked in over 150 stores around the world, and that’s only going to increase.
Tommy, who made the Forbes 30 under 30 list, says he prefers to be known for his work rather than his time on Reality TV.
